Smith Sisters and the Sunday Drivers are an award-winning American Roots duo out of Orange County, California. Kelli and Wendi are real sisters — they formed the act in 2016, but they've been singing and performing together their whole lives. Their music is family-friendly and wholesome, built on true stories from their childhood — some flat-out hilarious, some that'll grab you right in the heart.

So, who are The Sunday Drivers? That's the best part. There's no fixed band — the sisters record and perform with singers, dancers, and musicians all over the country, coast to coast and everywhere in between. Every radio host who plays their music is a Sunday Driver. And so are you — the fans are the ones who join them for the ride, keep them on the road, and are the whole reason they do this.

Their songs travel, too. "The Road to Rosie McCann" started as an unfinished song by their late dad, singer Fred Sherry Smith — Wendi found it and finished it for him — and it crossed over on two charts at once, #1 on Country and #3 on Bluegrass. The sisters also write and record radio jingles that get played regularly on stations all over the world.

Live, they've played the KJazz Summer Concert Series with Bubba Jackson, Downtown Disney at Disneyland, The Ritz-Carlton, The NAMM Show, and the renowned Sky Room, plus festivals all over California.

On screen they've done "Good Day Sacramento" and iTV's "Tyne Tees" in the UK, and Governor Huckabee called out their "Around the Bend" video in his newsletter and named them "Huck's Heroes." On radio they've hit syndicated shows like Uncle Floyd's Garage Sale Music, Lyons Radio Network, and The Bluegrass Jamboree — at last count, their music's been played in 193 countries.

Smith Sisters and the Sunday Drivers Real sisters, real stories, real harmonies — that's the whole deal here, and it's enough. You're a Sunday Driver now too, so welcome to The IMH Family.

- Rob | The INDIE Musician