Hailing from Mobile, Alabama, siblings Kimberly, Reid and Neil Perry grew up listening to and playing music. Kimberly had her first band at age 15, her brothers, then only 10 and 8, helped out as 'roadies'. The boys started their own band eventually but the family kept playing together at home: “I remember sitting out on our front porch singing old Hank Williams and Bobbie Gentry songs in three-part harmony, hoping to channel the spirits of old country through musical séance while fighting off the southern Alabama mosquitoes,” says Kimberly. “We always knew we’d take the stage together - all we were waiting on was the right moment.”
Inevitably, the family bond is a big part of The Band Perry:“There’s a tightness between the three of us that goes way beyond even best friends,” Neil adds. “Family vocal harmonies can’t be fabricated. And, besides - the three of us know that through the thick and thin of life and the music business, we’re watching after each other." Reid adds: “Blood runs thick. The music business can be hard, but the three of us are committed not only to our lives in music, but to living them together. I think the security of knowing that about each other allows us to be uninhibited when we create. It’s a democracy. It’s a safe haven.”

The Band Perry's debut single, 'Hip to my Heart' is at radio now and though at first listen it seems like just a cute song about young love, it already showcases the band's musical talents and Kimberly's stellar vocals.

A further introduction by the band itself:




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Introducing New Country Trio The Band Perry