Home Free is an American country a cappella quintet founded in 2000 in Mankato, Minnesota, performing entirely without instruments - every sound, from bass lines to percussion, comes from the five singers' voices. The group won the fourth season of NBC's The Sing-Off in 2013, which launched their major-label career and turned them into one of country music's most active touring acts. With seven Top 3 albums on the US country charts - including the 2022 Billboard #1 So Long Dixie - and over 860 million YouTube views, they have built a following well beyond the a cappella world.
Home Free launched the Highways & High Seas Tour in March 2026, supporting their latest album Challenge the Sea with dates across the US.
Home Free released Challenge the Sea on September 19, 2025 - a 16-track sea-shanty concept album on their own Home Free Records label.
Home Free co-headlined the Into the Deep Tour with British group The Longest Johns in September-October 2025 to support the new album.
The band announced Challenge the Sea, noting their 'Sea Shanty Medley' had reached 4.4 billion views across all social channels.
Tenor Adam Bell-Bastien rejoined Home Free in summer 2024, replacing Austin Brown who departed after a 12-year run with the group.
concert19:30American a cappella quintet Home Free performs their repertoire on the Highways & High Seas Tour.
concert19:30Home Free, the world's most popular a cappella group, performs their Highways & High Seas Tour at Göta Lejon. Expect pop music with Nashville flair, classic country songs, and flawless harmonies.