The Band Perry

The Band Perry is an American country group formed by three siblings: Kimberly Perry on lead vocals and guitar, Reid Perry on bass, and Neil Perry on mandolin and bouzouki, with all three contributing background vocals. Signed to Republic Nashville, the group rose to prominence in the early 2010s as part of a wave of sibling and family acts reshaping mainstream country music.

Their breakthrough single «If I Die Young» became a crossover hit, showcasing the group's blend of close family harmonies, string-driven arrangements and narrative, often melancholic songwriting that set them apart from more traditional country contemporaries. Follow-up singles such as «Better Dig Two» and «DONE.» continued to push their sound toward a harder-edged, more pop-and-rock-inflected direction, reflecting a gradual evolution across their two studio albums.

Over their run with Republic Nashville, the trio released thirteen singles and four extended plays before parting ways with the label in 2016. Songs like «You Lie», «Mother Like Mine» and «Comeback Kid» remain among the tracks most associated with their catalogue, illustrating the group's range from tender ballads to more upbeat, radio-friendly material within the country-pop space.