The Creekers

The Creekers, of eastern Kentucky, are a lively, six-piece, band that blends bluegrass music with country and pop influences. Generational roots run deep in Leslie County, Kentucky, where The Creekers formed over a shared love for the timeless sounds of traditional American music. In fact, The band's name is inspired by the small creeks and hollers of home, reflecting their commitment to music that is deeply rooted in the land and culture of their upbringing. The Creekers are Tanner Horton (vocals, lead guitar), Allen Hacker (vocals, rhythm guitar), Jagger Bowling (bass, vocals), Ashton Bowling (cajon), Scott Sutton (banjo, vocals), and Anna Blanton (fiddle). The band released their first album, Pour Me In The Creek, in 2024, followed by an EP, River Rat. “Tennessee” went top 5 on Spotify’s Viral 50-USA chart for multiple weeks in 2025. The Creekers then signed a record deal with Warner Records Nashville/Warner Records in the spring of 2026 and will release their new album, Follow The Sound, on October 30, 2026. Over the past couple years, The Creekers have small rooms, festivals, and a SOLD OUT four-night residency at the The Station Inn, in Nashville. As a result, they've built a loyal fan base, and earned a reputation for fun, energetic, live shows filled with fiery instrumentals, raw emotion, and a genuine connection to their fans. The Creekers have their own headline dates through November in 2026 and opening slots for both the Turnpike Troubadours and Gavin Adcock.