Country Singer Adam Sanders Heads to CBS’ ‘Yellowstone’ Spinoff ‘Marshals’ After ‘The Road’ Win

Another country artist is heading to CBS’ new Yellowstone spinoff, Marshals. Fresh off his big win on The Road, Adam Sanders is set to appear on the TV series this Sunday, April 12.

Fans first got to know Sanders throughout his time on the show’s inaugural season, which followed twelve aspiring artists as they experienced the realities of life of a touring musician. Blake Shelton and Keith Urban teamed up with Taylor Sheridan to search for the next country star in the docu-series-style competition.

After 10 weeks on the road, the competition finally came to a close at the historic Ryman Auditorium, where live audience votes determined Sanders the winner. As his country music career continues to gain momentum, viewers will see his talent emerge in a whole new way.

During an interview with Taste of Country Nights host Evan Paul, the Lake City, FL native discussed the brand-new song that he’s set to perform on the show. The tune, penned by Sanders with Jordan Walker, Adam Craig and Zach Crowell, is one that the singer has been keeping in his pocket for years, waiting for the perfect time to share it with the world.

Tapping into his love for “late ’90s, early 2000s country music,” the track channels that beloved era of the genre while still feeling uniquely his. He offers a mid-tempo sound with carries an authentic country twang that comes through in full force, pairing perfectly with a story rooted in the kind of reckless, all-in love that you know probably won’t end well, but you dive into anyway.

“That is my bread and butter,” he tells the outlet of that era of country. “I’ve always had ’90s country as sort of the roots of my music, but I wanted to find a way — how do I make this branches of my music? So this song is a product of that.”

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He adds, “It reminds me of an old Brooks & Dunn song. Like a ‘She Used To Be Mine’ or ‘She Ain’t the Cheatin’ Kind.’”

Sanders goes on to say that during his time on set of Marshals, he had the chance to get to know with the show’s star, Luke Grimes, who portrays the role of Kayce Dutton in the series. Through their conversation, they found common ground in the style of music they are drawn to.

“It was really cool to … find out what makes his ticker tick,” Sanders explained. “His type of music is a little different than mine. He likes that old-school stuff that’s kind of like ’80s and ’70s, and I’m kind of right in the middle of ’90s country.”

The Road contestant isn’t the only country act making an appearance throughout the season. Ashley Cooke performed in a previous episode and Riley Green is set to make his long-awaited acting debut as Garrett, a former Navy SEAL, on Sunday, April 19.

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Green’s character shows up at the ranch unexpectedly, looking to reconnect with Kayce Dutton and Cal (Logan Marshall-Green) in an attempt to move forward from his past. He won’t just make a quick cameo, he is expected to be a part of several episodes.

Following his performance on Marshals, Adam Sanders will head to Indio, CA on Sunday, April 26 to make his debut at Stagecoach. In addition to the $250,000 cash prize and recording contract from winning The Road, taking the Mane Stage at Stagecoach is also included in the winner’s prize package.