Americana and alt-country award-winning trio The Redhill Valleys deliver their new single “Easy Come Easy Go,” available now at Canadian country radio and digitally via MDM Recordings Inc., distributed globally by ADA Canada via Warner Music Canada. Co-written by The Redhill Valleys (Tim Allard, Chelsea McWilliams, Matt Soliveri) and packing thunderous drumming, edge-of-your-seat guitar riffs, propulsive bass, and commanding, incendiary vocals, “Easy Come Easy Go” continues to build on the band’s already exciting year, having recently headlined for CBC’s Road to the JUNO’s series, and last night performing as part of the 2026 JUNO Kickoff Concert.
“Easy Come Easy Go’ delivers attitude, snarl and bite focused at an insignificant other who, for better or for worse, left your life just as inconsequently as they entered it,” say The Redhill Valleys. “Despite their inflated sense of self-importance, you realize you are better off and are unaffected by their presence or lack thereof; they’re ‘Easy Come, Easy Go’.”
Winners of the 2025 CMAO Award for Group or Duo of the Year, The Redhill Valleys signature blend of rootsy guitars, rich harmonies, and timeless songwriting is steadily making waves on the Canadian country scene and abroad. Building on the success of the early 2025 release of their refreshed version of The Wallflowers’ GRAMMY-Award winning single “One Headlight,” which has garnered over 1M cumulative streams, and previous single “I Know You’re Gonna Leave,” today’s release of “Easy Come Easy Go” marks the latest chapter for a band poised to celebrate their biggest year yet.
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ABOUT THE REDHILL VALLEYS
With powerful, earthy harmonies, rootsy guitar licks, and timeless lyrics, The Redhill Valleys emerged with a force onto the Canadian music scene in 2016. The three-piece Americana alt-country group, whose name pays homage to their hometown of Hamilton, Ontario, is composed of Chelsea McWilliams (Bass/Vocals), Tim Allard (Lead Guitar/Vocals), and Matt Soliveri (Drums). The band doesn’t shy away from nostalgia, drawing influence from artists such as Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, Neil Young, The Band, and Fleetwood Mac.
After releasing their two-part EP, Travel Well, in 2022, The Redhill Valleys’ single “Anymore” garnered significant praise, including winning first place in American Songwriter Magazine’s lyric contest and receiving regular airplay on SiriusXM’s North Americana, CBC Country, and Tom Petty Radio. Winners of Group or Duo of the Year at the 2025 Country Music Association of Ontario Awards—and previously nominated for that honour alongside Roots Artist or Group of the Year for three consecutive years—the band has built a loyal fanbase through extensive touring across Canada, with standout appearances at Boots and Hearts, Big Sky, and Cavendish Beach Music Festivals, as well as international performances in the U.S. and U.K., including three shows at C2C: Country to Country 2024, Europe’s largest country music festival.
Driven by a passion for creating connection through music, The Redhill Valleys are also committed to accessibility in the arts, proudly supporting initiatives like the AIFEC music education program and Hamilton’s City Kidz. With the release of their reimagined take on The Wallflowers’ “One Headlight,” alongside original tracks like “Making Rumours,” “Rhinestoned,” “Ready To Roll,” “Make It Out Alive,” “I Know You’re Gonna Leave,” and their latest single “Easy Come Easy Go,” the band continues to honour their influences while expanding their reach and pushing creative boundaries.
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