Nashville music couple Drew and Ellie Holcomb are set to take the stage at the MSU Riley Center in February following the Jan. 24 release of their new full-length studio album “Memory Bank.” The couple, who have pursued their separate and equally successful career paths over the last decade plus, dedicated time to writing together earlier this year when out on one of their annual You and Me tours. The result is an album that finds the partners sharing the spotlight equally, which can be heard on the album’s title track “Memory Bank.”

The two will embark on their biggest US headline tour to date kicking off on Feb. 5 at the Saenger Theatre in Mobile, Alabama, and culminating in Nashville, Tennessee at the Ryman Auditorium on May 3.

“When I was a kid, I was fascinated by road trips and travel. My parents loved to travel and they would pile my sister Clare and my brothers Jay and Sam in the conversion van and we would hit the road. I visited 47 states before I graduated high school. I was obsessed with travel books like John Steinbeck’s ‘Travels with Charley,’ Kerouac’s ‘On The Road,’ and piles of others. I think this love of adventure and seeing and experiencing new things and new people was one of the reasons I chose this life of music, and it is certainly one of the reasons Ellie and I got together, because we both love to say yes to ‘putting money in the memory bank,’” Drew Holcomb said.  “We may die broke but we will have a great time and see a lot of great things and try our best to live with generous hearts as we go. In the soil of all this, we wrote this song ‘Memory Bank.’ We love it, and we hope it is an anthem for you and yours.”

“Sometimes you write a song that you find yourself wanting to play every time you get in the car. That’s ‘Memory Bank’ for me. We hope to live this song for as long as we’re living,” said Ellie Holcomb.

“I hope this song is played on roadtrips everywhere and that it decorates the memories you make with the ones you love most,” she said.

The Holcombs first met while Drew, a native Memphian, and Ellie, a native of Nashville, were attending school together at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. When Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors originally formed in 2005, Ellie was a full-time member.

The couple married in 2006 and in 2012, Ellie left the group to pursue a solo career. She has since gone on to release three studio albums of her own including her critically acclaimed 2021 LP Canyon. Ellie is a 4x GMA Dove Award winner and best-selling author, having written three children’s books and a devotional selling a combined 500,000 copies.

Drew and the band released 10 studio albums, including their recent critically acclaimed Strangers No More LP in June 2023 and Strangers No More Volume Two LP in September 2024. In addition, the band had their first No. 1 Americana hit with “Find Your People” from Strangers No More and reached a new career milestone this year with 500 million career streams.

Over the course of their individual career paths, the couple has continued to collaborate personally — adding three beautiful children to their family — and professionally — putting out singles, an EP and 2022’s Coming Home: A Collection of Songs album, as well as touring together regularly and continuing to release heartwarming Americana and folk tunes that weave stories of life, love, hope and resilience.

With over 1 billion combined streams, Drew and Ellie are excited to be releasing their first fully collaborative album of cowrites. The album will be followed by a 2025 headline tour, with all confirmed dates below:

— Feb 5 at Saenger Theatre in Mobile, AL

— Feb 6 at Albany Municipal Auditorium in Albany, GA

— Feb 7 at The Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, TN

— Feb 8 at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga, TN

— Feb 11 at House of Blues Orlando in Orlando, FL

— Feb 13 at Florida Theatre in Jacksonville, FL

— Feb 14 at Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta, GA

— Feb 15 at Mississippi State University – Riley Center in Meridian, MS

— Feb 16 at Alabama Theatre in Birmingham, AL

— Feb 18 at Knight Theatre in Charlotte, NC

— Feb 19 at Newberry Opera House in Newberry, SC

— Feb 20 at Charleston Music Hall in Charleston, SC

— Feb 22 at Sony Hall in New York, NY

— Feb 23 at Lincoln Theatre in Washington, DC

For tickets to the Riley Center performance, visit msurileycenter.com.