[Cover photo credit to Lizzy Hunter]
Multi-award-winning Country group Hunter Brothers have returned with the new single “All Kinds of Country” featuring Lathan Warlick, out now via Open Road Recordings. The track intentionally “reflects the breadth of what country music can be” and serves as the title track from their forthcoming EP, All Kinds of Country, arriving November 7, 2025.
“All Kinds of Country” combines the group’s vocal blend with modern textures. The song is “a celebration of belonging – one that embraces the many ways people identify with country music, whether through sound, story, or way of life.”
Ty Hunter says:
There seems to be a big debate these days about what defines country. There are so many types of people who relate with, or connect to both the genre and the lifestyle. While we were raised up on the farm in southern Saskatchewan, others have grown up all around the world with similar, or different experiences… Some associate it with a sound, while others find comfort in how it takes them back to their roots. We wanted to acknowledge that people have different stories, and also experience and connect to the word ‘country’ differently. At the end of the day, it should be something that brings us together. It’s not just about the music, it’s about a way of life – everyone being welcome at the table.
The song features genre-blending artist Lathan Warlick, “underscoring the idea that Country is as diverse and far-reaching as the people who live it.”
The title track leads into the group’s forthcoming EP All Kinds of Country, a six-track collection shaped by a recent creative trip to Nashville.
Ty Hunter adds:
What you hear on this record is very much rooted in who we are, but also explores some different directions we haven’t fully leaned into before. From collaborations like ‘Better Days’ and ‘All Kinds of Country,’ to weaving in our Scottish heritage on ‘Keep on Truckin’,’ these songs are meant to lift your spirits and keep your day moving forward. And for those who’ve been with us since the start, tracks like ‘Golden Rules’ and ‘Homegrown Night’ will feel like coming home.
The release also coincides with the expansion of their Homegrown Nights Tour, which adds two new Ontario dates this November with special guest and labelmate Dayna Reid.
HOMEGROWN NIGHTS TOUR DATES:
November 7 – Chatham, ON – Kiwanis Theatre*
November 9 – Picton, ON – Regent Theatre*
November 23 – Yorkton, SK – Anne Portnuff Theatre**
November 24 – Red Deer, AB – Memorial Centre**
November 25 – Calgary, AB – Bella Concert Hall**
November 27 – Regina, SK – Conexus Arts Centre**
November 28 – Edmonton, AB – Winspear Centre**
November 29 – Lloydminster, AB – Vic Juba Theatre**
November 30 – Saskatoon, SK – TCU Place**
* with Dayna Reid
** with Shantaia
