Hightide Blues took the stage for the first time in 2006 and has been gracing hundreds of stages for thousands of fans across the Southeast ever since. Their sound is a throw back to southern rock with a modern twist and an original delivery that's in a category of it's own. With their high-energy performances and huge fan base it's no surprise that Hightide Blues has shared the stage with national acts such as Sara Bareilles, Donavon Frankenreiter, The Wood Brothers, Graham Colton, Jason Isbell, Zac Brown, Jackie Green, Karl Denson, Sister Hazel, The Whigs, and many more.

Their delivery of acoustic and electric guitars with a hard-hitting rhythm section has lead to sold out shows all over the Southeast and won't be stopping there. Hightide Blues is rocking festivals throughout the Southeast this summer including the BONNAROO Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennesee and expanding their touring hitting the road once again in July for a Midwest tour.

In February 2008 Hightide Blues recorded their second EP "Love Come Easy," with producer Richard McLaurin at House of David Studios in Nashville, where music legends Elvis, Neil Young, B.B. King, Joe Cocker, and Roy Orbison recorded some of the most influential albums in music history. In April 2008, Hightide Blues relocated to make Atlanta their new home. The highly anticipated "Love Come Easy" is releasing on June 21st and is generating excitement from fans and major record labels alike. Being labeled the fastest up and coming band in the Southeast, Hightide Blues is following in the footsteps of the many music legends who graced the very same studio, and anything is possible for this band as they tour the country picking up momentum and fans along the way.