The Band Perry Announce Reunion Show

After going on an official hiatus last year, country-pop family trio The Band Perry have announced their reunion to raise funds for Hurricane Helene relief.

The group’s lead singer, Kimberly Perry, announced their reunion on Instagram and revealed that The Band Perry have a new member: Kimberly’s husband, Johnny Costello, will join her and Reid Perry in the band. Neil Perry is set to continue his solo endeavours, per the band’s announcement on social media, which reads:

When home needs help, that’s when family comes together. I am so grateful to announce that we are getting the band back together to raise money to help Hurricane Helene relief. The Band Perry: A Homecoming on January 25th, 2025 will be an evening benefitting AIDNET of Greene County.

… As we return for this show, we are pleased to announce the addition of our newest family member, Johnny Costello, on mando and guitar. We wish Neil the most success on his solo journey.

Fans can access pre-sale tickets from Tuesday, 3 December, ahead of the general sale opening on Friday, 6 December. More ticketing information is available here.

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The Band Perry announced that they’d be going on hiatus last March to focus on “individual creative pursuits,” writing on Instagram (per People): “We wanted to let you know that the three of us have decided to take a creative break as a group and each focus on our individual creative pursuits.

“During this season, we will continue to support each other as artists and family in all we do. Thank you for making our childhood dreams come true!”

The Band Perry formed in 2005 after its members enjoyed solo stints. In 2009, they debuted with the single Hip To My Heart, while their 2010 track If I Die Young became a major hit that dominated country music charts in the US.

The group amassed more hits with the tracks You Lie, All Your Life, Postcard From Paris, Done, Don't Let Me Be Lonely, and Chainsaw, among others. Their song Gentle On My Mind saw the band win the Best Country Duo/Group Performance Grammy Award in 2015.

After pivoting to pop in 2017, the band went independent.