We Love Hilton Head Island Goes Full Circle with Parmalee – 20 Years,
One Epic Night in Cocoa, FL – Y’all… this one is special.

After knowing Matt, Scott, Josh, and Barry for almost 20 years—watching these Carolina boys rise from small-town stages and 5 #1 songs, Platinum-Certified Selling Superstars—we headed down to Cocoa, Florida. On Friday, November 21, 2025 (the exact day their brand-new single “How Do I Let You Go” dropped worldwide), and the song “Cowgirl” currently at #2 on the charts—we hopped on the Parmalee tour bus for an exclusive, laugh-filled, heart-tugging interview that only two decades of friendship can deliver. 

They opened up about the raw emotion behind the new song (a tear-jerking tribute to the fathers they’ve lost and a dear friend), wild tour stories, why Hilton Head Island and the Carolinas still feels like home, and what’s next after surviving the unimaginable and never giving up.

Then the night got even better.

We stuck around for the VIP meet & greet where some of the sweetest fans finally got their hugs, photos, and “thank yous” with the band—moments that reminded everyone why Parmalee has the most loyal fans in country music.

And the grand finale? A sold-out Cocoa Riverfront Park show where Parmalee performed “How Do I Let You Go” LIVE for the very first time ever. Phones in the air, tears everywhere, and an entire crowd somehow singing every word of a song that had only been out for hours. Absolute magic.

We laughed on the bus, cried with the fans, and left prouder than ever of these guys who’ve become family to so many of us.

You’ve gotta hear the full behind-the-scenes interview—raw, real, and straight from the heart.

Listen to our exclusive We Love Hilton Head Island bus interview with Parmalee below.

Then crank these up:

“How Do I Let You Go” – The emotional powerhouse that debuted live that night
“Cowgirl” – The rowdy, feel-good anthem that keeps the party going

Stream both Everywhere Now: Here’s their website for those links, tag us when you’re singing (or crying) along, and here’s to 20 years of friendship… and many more to come. 

Thank you to Matt, Scott, Josh, and Barry always for their friendship, time and the hospitality, longtime friend Andy White for the help on the questions and G40 for letting us have VIP parking in front of the tour bus!