Drew Copeland

Drew Copeland is a core member of the American rock band Sister Hazel, which originated in Gainesville, Florida, in 1993. As a vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and keyboardist, Copeland has been integral to the band’s musical direction. Sister Hazel gained widespread recognition with their 1997 single “All for You” from the album “…Somewhere More Familiar,” which reached No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100. This success led to the band signing with Universal Records, which re-released the album in late 1997. Copeland’s role extends to songwriting and performing, contributing to a sound that blends jangle pop, folk rock, classic rock, and Southern rock styles.

Over his career, Copeland has been involved in the release of numerous studio albums with Sister Hazel, including “Fortress” (2000), “Chasing Daylight” (2003), “Lift” (2004), “Absolutely” (2006), “Release” (2009), “Heartland Highway” (2010), and “Lighter in the Dark” (2016), their first country album. His work on these projects has seen the band achieve several chart successes, with albums frequently appearing on the Billboard 200, Top Country Albums, Independent Albums, and Top Rock Albums charts. Beyond his band endeavors, Copeland released a solo album titled “No Regrets,” featuring 12 tracks such as “Right One For Me” and “Savannah,” showcasing his individual musical expression.

In addition to his musical contributions, Drew Copeland is also recognized for his philanthropic efforts. He co-founded Lyrics for Life, a charity associated with Sister Hazel, which has raised substantial funds for pediatric cancer research. This initiative highlights his commitment to community involvement. Copeland continues to perform with Sister Hazel, engage with fans, and explore solo projects, maintaining a consistent presence in the music industry since the band’s inception.