Adkins Trace
Adkins Trace formed in Kentucky in 2007, started by brothers Tim and Jason Adkins. They played local bars and open mics before their 2012 single 'Put Your...
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Adkins Trace formed in Kentucky in 2007, started by brothers Tim and Jason Adkins. They played local bars and open mics before their 2012 single 'Put Your Hand in Mine' got some national attention. That song, along with others like '(This Ain't) No Thinking Thing' and 'All Hat No Cattle,' showed their straightforward country style.
Their first album, 'Out of the Blue,' came out in 2014. They followed it with 'Compass' in 2016 and 'Heart of the Heartland' in 2019. The band's lineup included Tim Adkins on lead vocals and guitar, Jason Adkins on vocals and guitar, Tim Shelton on bass, and Tyler Hinton on drums.
In 2018, they had a legal dispute over the rights to 'Put Your Hand in Mine,' which they eventually won. The band has also been known to voice opinions on social issues that have sometimes drawn mixed reactions from listeners.
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