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Can You Hear Me Now? is the 14th studio album from the American country band Sawyer Brown, released on July 9, 2002, through Curb Records. Formed in 1981 in Apopka, Florida, Sawyer Brown has built a reputation for blending traditional country with pop and rock influences, delivering catchy melodies and enduring storytelling. While the album's singles did not break into the Top 40 on the Hot Country Songs chart, it remains a notable entry in the band’s extensive catalog. As of 2024, their latest studio album is Desperado Troubadours, produced by Blake Shelton and released on March 8, 2024, also through Curb Records. Fans can expect renewed excitement as Sawyer Brown hits the road again in 2025 with a touring schedule spanning multiple cities across the United States. We’ve got you covered with reliable info, easy ticket access, and up-to-date tour details.

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About Sawyer Brown: From their breakout hits like Step That Step (1985), Some Girls Do (1992), and Thank God for You (1993) to a modern lineup led by a dedication to live performance, Sawyer Brown remains a staple in the country-pop landscape. Follow official updates and tour announcements on their channels: official site sawyerbrown.com, and X (formerly Twitter) @SawyerBrownBand. For fans seeking seamless ticket access, we provide straightforward options to secure seats for the 2025 stops, including Dickinson, ND (July 3), Hampton, IA (July 12), Scottsdale, AZ (July 17), Malone, NY (August 7), and Branson, MO (August 29). If you’re planning a road trip or a weekend show, we’ve got you covered with dependable, no-hassle ticket purchasing.

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  • Can You Hear Me Now? is Sawyer Brown's 14th studio album, released July 9, 2002 on Curb Records.
  • Sawyer Brown is an American country band formed in 1981 in Apopka, Florida, known for blending country with pop/rock influences.
  • The album's singles did not reach the Top 40 on the Hot Country Songs chart.
  • Latest studio album as of 2024: Desperado Troubadours (produced by Blake Shelton) released March 8, 2024 on Curb Records.
  • Top No.1 singles include Step That Step (1985), Some Girls Do (1992), and Thank God for You (1993).
  • Confirmed 2025 tour stops include Dickinson, ND (July 3), Hampton, IA (July 12), Scottsdale, AZ (July 17), Malone, NY (August 7), and Branson, MO (August 29).

The records

Can You Hear Me Now? Discography

  • Desperado Troubadours
    2024 · Curb Records
  • Travelin' Band
    2011 · Beach Street Records
  • Rejoice
    2008 · O-Seven
  • Mission Temple Fireworks Stand
    2005 · Curb Records
  • Can You Hear Me Now
    2002 · Curb Records
  • Drive Me Wild
    1999 · Curb Records
  • Hallelujah, He Is Born
    1997 · Curb Records
  • Six Days on the Road
    1997 · Curb Records
  • This Thing Called Wantin' and Havin' It All
    1995 · Curb Records
  • Outskirts of Town
    1993 · Curb Records
  • Cafe on the Corner
    1992 · Curb Records
  • The Dirt Road
    1992 · Capitol/Curb
  • Buick
    1991 · Capitol/Curb
  • The Boys Are Back
    1989 · Capitol/Curb
  • Wide Open
    1988 · Capitol/Curb
  • Somewhere in the Night
    1987 · Capitol/Curb
  • Out Goin' Cattin'
    1986 · Capitol/Curb
  • Shakin'
    1985 · Capitol/Curb
  • Sawyer Brown
    1984 · Capitol/Curb

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Top Can You Hear Me Now? Songs

  • Drive Me Wild
    1999
  • Thank God for You
    1993
  • Some Girls Do
    1992
  • Step That Step
    1985
  • Used to Blue
    1985
  • Betty's Bein' Bad
    1985
  • Leona
    1984

About Sawyer Brown: From their breakout hits like Step That Step (1985), Some Girls Do (1992), and Thank God for You (1993) to a modern lineup led by a dedication to live performance, Sawyer Brown remains a staple in the country-pop landscape. Follow official updates and tour announcements on their channels: official site sawyerbrown.com, and X (formerly Twitter) @SawyerBrownBand. For fans seeking seamless ticket access, we provide straightforward options to secure seats for the 2025 stops, including Dickinson, ND (July 3), Hampton, IA (July 12), Scottsdale, AZ (July 17), Malone, NY (August 7), and Branson, MO (August 29). If you’re planning a road trip or a weekend show, we’ve got you covered with dependable, no-hassle ticket purchasing.

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