The Wholesome Boys

The Wholesome Boys are a Nashville-based band known for their lively blend of classic southern rock, indie, and Americana, infused with heartfelt storytelling and gritty authenticity. Formed by Nate Fredrick (vocals/guitar), Frank Patrick James (guitar), Andrew Foreman (bass), and Dylan Miller (drums), the group emerged from shared experiences of sobriety and working together in a Nashville sports bar. Their music reflects a collaborative spirit and a deep bond beyond just making songs, with an energetic sound that mixes country roots and fiery electric rock jams reminiscent of early Allman Brothers.

Since hitting the road, The Wholesome Boys have toured extensively, performing over 70 shows across the U.S. and supporting acts such as Morgan Wade and Clint Black. Their debut album, *Adelphi* (set for 2025), was produced by Grammy-nominated Ben Rice and captures the urgency and live energy they've built on tour. The album’s first single, "Desert Diamonds," gained attention on Spotify’s Fresh Finds Rock playlist and Nashville’s independent radio, showcasing the band’s anthemic vibe and soulful edge. With songs like "Tonight It's Just Us," "Lies and Crying," and "Evangeline," The Wholesome Boys are carving out a fresh yet timeless sound rooted in American storytelling traditions.

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