The Swon Brothers
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Where are they now
The Swon Brothers are Zach Swon and Colton Swon, a country duo from Muskogee, Oklahoma. They began using the name in 2000. They signed with Arista Nashville on November 1, 2013, released the album The Swon Brothers on October 14, 2014, and parted with Arista in October 2015. Their official site carries a 2026 copyright and states that they have signed with Adrian James Records.
Key figures
- Career score20 points of 100Rank on Encore Index: #69 (tie) of 688
- Billboard 200 albums2 albums on the Billboard 200Rank on Encore Index: #34 (tie) of 94
- Hot 100 entries4 Hot 100 entriesRank on Encore Index: #21 (tie) of 80
- Studio albums1 studio albumRank on Encore Index: #124 (tie) of 238
- Wikipedia views, 12 months7,772 pageviewsRank on Encore Index: #184 of 303
- Wikipedia views since 2015271,869 pageviewsRank on Encore Index: #135 of 303
Interest over time
Monthly views of the English Wikipedia article, July 2015 – September 2026.
Career
- 2000
In 2000, when Zach was 15 and Colton was 12, the brothers started calling themselves The Swon Brothers.
- 2013
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- 2013
On November 1, 2013, the duo signed with Arista Nashville, part of Sony Music.
- 2015
In October 2015 the duo parted ways with Arista over creative differences.
- 2016
In 2016 they opened for Carrie Underwood on the Storyteller Tour.
More milestones
- Date not documented
They co-wrote All of My Love, a song on Blake Shelton's album For Recreational Use Only.
- Date not documented
They co-wrote the title track of Blake Shelton's album Body Language and performed on that song.
- Date not documented
They have signed with Adrian James Records and scheduled a co-written single, Honky Tonk On, for September 25.
- Date not documented
They toured as part of Brad Paisley's Country Nation World Tour.
Discography
| Title | Type | Year | Label | RIAA certification | U.S. sales | Billboard peak |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Another Day | Album | 2009 | The Swon Brothers | Not documented | Not documented | Not documented |
| Set List | Album | 2012 | The Swon Brothers | Not documented | Not documented | Not documented |
| Danny's Song | Other | 2013 | Republic Records | Not documented | Not documented | No. 66Hot 100 |
| I Can't Tell You Why | Other | 2013 | Republic Records | Not documented | Not documented | No. 99Hot 100 |
| Turn the Page | Other | 2013 | Republic Records | Not documented | Not documented | No. 90Hot 100 |
| The Complete Season 4 Collection (The Voice Performance) | Compilation | 2013 | Republic Records | Not documented | Not documented | No. 65Billboard 200 |
| Later On | Single | 2013 | Arista Nashville | Not documented | Not applicable | No. 86Hot 100 |
| The Swon Brothers | Album | 2014 | Arista Nashville | Not documented | Not documented | No. 28Billboard 200 |
| Timeless | EP | 2016 | TSB Records | Not documented | Not documented | Not documented |
| Pretty Cool Scars | EP | 2017 | TSB Records | Not documented | Not documented | Not documented |
Sources
- The Swon Brothers — Wikipedia, September 30, 2026.
- About The Swon Brothers — The Swon Brothers.
- The Voice (American TV series) season 4 — Wikipedia, May 22, 2026.
- Monthly pageviews of the English Wikipedia article "The Swon Brothers", July 2015 – September 2026 — Wikimedia Foundation.
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