Waterloo Revival

Waterloo Revival are experiencing major life changes left and right! Cody Cooper posted a photo on Instagram Dec. 15 of himself and his girlfriend — ahem — fiancee, Emily Johnson, showing off her new engagement ring in Cancun, Mexico.

Up-and-comers Waterloo Revival will soon be adding a new member to the group!

Waterloo Revival have launched a new video series called Nashville Acoustic Sessions, during which the country duo record acoustic videos of their music.

A huge congratulations is in order for country duo Waterloo Revival, as they announced Wednesday (June 1), that they have signed with Show Dog Nashville.

Long before Waterloo Revival were traveling the U.S. playing festivals and tours together, Texas natives George Birge and Cody Cooper were fast friends who met in middle school and started a band thanks to their mutual love of music.

Waterloo Revival recently made their debut on the Grand Ole Opry, but before taking the stage for their big moment, they filmed a special backstage performance that Taste of Country readers get to see first.

Up-and-coming duo Waterloo Revival's “Bad for You” video may help you remain in denial that summer is ending. The flirty, fun clip features the band breaking down outside a fruit stand on the highway, but the owners aren’t your typical roadside farmers.

Waterloo Revival are an all-male duo with bite, and their aggressive, new single, “Bad for You,” doesn’t back down. The uptempo track is a little funky, a little dirty and a little bit rock 'n' roll.

Catchy country tunes, bubblegum-sweet harmonies, boyish good looks ... and an arrest record. Well, almost. In George Birge's words, "Waterloo Revival is pretty hard!"

Waterloo Revival are a duo from Austin, Texas, but they're not Texas country. That doesn't mean that the Texas scene didn't influence their music, however. The duo sat down with Taste of Country Nights host Sam Alex recently to chat about their hometown, their interesting name and their debut single, "Hit the Road."