The Band CAMINO

The Band CAMINO is back and bigger than ever. The Nashville-based trio – Jeffery Jordan, Spencer Stewart, and Garrison Burgess – have officially announced their forthcoming third studio album NeverAlways (arriving July 25th via Atlantic Records) and The NeverAlways Tour (kicking off October 10th in Atlanta, GA). Tickets for the headline tour are on sale now alongside VIP meet & greet and acoustic experience packages. For full routing and ticket information please visit thebandcamino.com/tour.

The NeverAlways era kicked off with “Infinity,” co-written with longtime collaborators Seth Ennis and Schmidt (capturing the classic CAMINO sound first heard on hit singles “Daphne Blue” and “See Through”) and “Baggy Jeans,” co-written with Captain Cuts. The 11-track collection was further previewed last week by new tracks and videos: “Stupid Questions” & “Hates Me Yet (222).” NeverAlways also features collaborators Jonah Shy (Role Model, Shawn Mendes) & Gabe Simon (Noah Kahan, Gracie Abrams).

“All at once, the music is the juxtaposition of who we’ve been, where we’re going, and where we’re headed,” explains Jeffrey Jordan. “We wouldn’t have made this record five years ago. It’s a perfect snapshot of what we’re listening to, how our tastes have matured, and how we’ve evolved. We’re continuing to take people on a journey.”

The Band CAMINO has amassed nearly 1 billion career streams, sold out global headline tours, and received critical acclaim from the likes of Rolling Stone, Billboard and more. Since forming in 2015, they’ve unleashed a series of fan favorite projects including the My Thoughts On You EP (2016), Heaven EP (2017), tryhard EP (2019), self-titled debut LP The BAND CAMINO (2021), and sophomore LP The Dark (2023). They have delivered showstopping performances on The Kelly Clarkson Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live, in addition to major festival sets at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza and more. Now entering their tenth year, the trio has crafted their most substantial body of work yet alongside exhilarating live shows slated through 2026.