Silverada's New Era: Highway Man & Living Proof

0:00It's March 28th, music news today starts now, AI powered and always on beat. Silverado just dropped their new single Highwayman, kicking off with their calling a fresh error for the band. They're also teasing their upcoming album Living Proof, hitting shells on August 7th. This honky-tonk crew from Austin draws from endless road miles, painting pictures of freedom for truckers, dreamers, and folk stuck in daily grinds. The track comes after Stilkatar's Zachary Molten bounced in March 2025, making it their first release since. They brought in keyboard player Parker Twaming, full-time, fresh off gigs with Paul Coffin. It's his debut in the studio with them, bringing back that keys vibe they had for years under their old Moon Pi's name. Fans packed the East and Bahram at SXSW on March 14th for a free show, where Silverado ripped through nearly the whole new album, debuting A. Couple tracks live. Tawami stoked, feeling like he's found his spot in this tight-knit crew after all the

1:01late nights and long hauls. They cut Living Proof as Sonic Ranch in West Texas over five days, swapping Stilkatar Twing for a Tom Petty-style classic rock edge, but keeping. That country soul intact. They've been testing another banger live, Ewing Duand Jack, and no full track list yet. You can pre-order the album now on CD, cassette, yellow vinyl, or limited fireworks edition plus merch bundles. Silverado's evolving sound proves they're still proof of real-road warriors.