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The new trio, called Restless Road, ultimately finished fourth on the season finale, which aired on December 19, 2013. Genius is the ultimate source of music knowledge, created by scholars like you who share facts and insight about the songs and artists they love. The new intriguing tune is a hit in the making, relying on outstanding vocals and a nostalgic feel to entice listeners. The beginning of the song starts with a familiar tune, both lyrically and sonically with “Take me home, take me home / To a place, I belong.” Of course, those lyrics are a modern take on John Denver’s iconic “Take Me Home Country Roads.” The group changes it up, singing about heading home to where a special girl is, rather than West Virginia. A new performance of "Take Me Home," Restless Road's debut single, finds Brown joining the rising country band. In CMT's program Off The Road With Restless Road, which aired October 16, the band revealed they were working with Huff on their debut album.
Just days after being announced as Kane Brown’s flagship artist on his new record label, Restless Road not only debuted a brand new EP, but they also joined Brown on the launch of his Worldwide Beautiful Tour. As the tour kicked off, the trio took the stage during it’s opening night at Atlantic City’s Boardwalk Hall. Introducing themselves to Brown’s sold-out audience, the trio stunned the crowd with their impeccable vocals.
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Brown lends his vocals to the second verse, adding some flavor and dimension to the already dazzling song. When we caught the live version over the weekend at the show, we couldn’t help but notice the chemistry the four talented men had on stage and the passion they all share for country music and their fans. After the dissolution of a record deal, Beeken and Nichols began working as bartenders in Nashville. While Pack was working construction and releasing music in West Virginia, Kane Brown contacted him after seeing his cover of "Good As You," a song by Brown.
On January 6, 2020, Brown invited Restless Road onstage during his sold-out Staples Center concert to premiere their collaboration, "Take Me Home" a track inspired by John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads." Brown and Restless Road released the song and its music video in February 2020. In May 2015, Scholz left the band to pursue a career as a solo artist and was replaced by Garrett Nichols, a former contestant on season 13 of American Idol. "Take Me Home" samples John Denver's classic "Take Me Home, Country Roads." Its title and chorus are pulled from the 1971 hit, with a couple of lines rewritten to reflect the rest of Restless Road's lyrics. Take Me Home by Restless Road is a song from the album Restless Road and was released in 2020. Luke Bryan - "Knockin' Boots" This truck needs a half tank These wheels need a two lane This radio needs three songs to play To get me 'cross town to you That dress needs a slip-off That hair needs to come down Friday nights...
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Brown, an RCA Nashville/Zone 4 artist, was beginning to develop new acts under his own label imprint, and he offered Restless Road a record deal. This led to Pack rejoining the band, and in November 2019, they went into the studio with Dann Huff to begin recording a debut project. Beeken and Pack were eliminated before making it to the Top 40, but producer Simon Cowell invited them back to audition as a group with singer Andrew Scholz.
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