Neo-Traditional Country music trio, The Castellows, bring a literal meaning to “family tradition.” The band, comprised of sisters Ellie (lead guitar), Powell (banjo) and Lily (vocals), hail from small rural Georgetown, Georgia, but now call Nashville, Tennessee home. The Castellows sound is authentic, grounded, traditional, yet effortlessly modern. In early 2023 The Castellows began making waves across the music industry. They signed their first-ever record deal with Warner Records Nashville and quickly established a reputation for sharp songwriting and masterful three-part harmonies.

Following their debut EP, A Little Goes A Long Way, in early 2024, the band sustained momentum with Alabama Stone—featuring the critically praised single “Girl That Boy”—and their 2025 follow-up, the Homecoming EP. From that momentum, The Castellows were named a CMT Next Women of Country, a SiriusXM “Highway Find” artist for The Highway, and an Amazon Music ‘One To Watch.’ They would perform on NBCs Today Show, and be featured on the COVER(S) of Modern Luxury Magazine Nashville, JEZEBEL Magazine, Music City Lifestyle Magazine and Magnolia & Moonshine Magazine.

Backing their studio output with relentless live performances, the sisters have toured relentlessly throughout 2025 and 2026. In addition to their own headlining tours, The Castellows have shared the stages of iconic venues around the world including Boston’s Fenway Park (Thomas Rhett), Red Rocks Amphitheater (Charles Wesley Godwin), two nights at Ireland’s Slane Castle and three nights at England’s Wembley Stadium (Luke Combs).

While touring the globe, The Castellows found themselves in a new era, creatively. Tapping GRAMMY Award-winning producer, Frank Liddel, to work alongside them, The Castellows began writing and recording with fury. The first music to release from those sessions is “Mr. Right” and “Closer Still,” both set to release on October 30, 2026. The very next week on November 2nd, The Castellows are set to announce their new 2027 “On The Highway” tour. With the newly released songs and brand-new album on the way, it’s clear that the three sisters from a cattle farm in Georgia may have found what they were looking for all along; magic.