Andrea Zonn

The HercuLeons, founded by Nashville vocal powerhouses John Cowan and Andrea Zonn, release their debut album

THE HERCULEONS, a new project by esteemed Nashville music veterans John Cowan (New Grass Revival, The Doobie Brothers) and Andrea Zonn (James Taylor, Vince Gill) are releasing their debut album, John Cowan & Andrea Zonn Are The HercuLeons today via True Lonesome Records. The album is an eclectic mix of Americana, singer-songwriter and classic rock styles, propelled by longtime friends Cowan and Zonn's seamless, powerhouse vocals and decades of experience.

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