The band became the first artist to record a globally released Spotify Singles session in Canada in November 2018.[10][11] Their second extended play, Singles Only, was released May 24, 2019.[12] It included the singles "Good Together", "Keep It Simple", "There's a Drink for That", and "Slow Down Town". They would follow that up with the standalone single "Summer Time" in June 2020,[13] and the extended play JBB-Sides in August 2020.[14]
In May 2021, they signed a record deal with Sony Music Nashville and Villa 40, and released the single "Over All Over Again",[15][16] which became their third Canada Country number one.[17] In October 2021, they released the song "New Old Trucks", which features American country singer Dierks Bentley.[18] They followed that up with "Wastin' Whiskey" in 2022 on Starseed Records.[19] In the spring and summer of 2022, the band joined Dallas Smith as an opening act on his headlining "Some Things Never Change Tour" across Canada.[20] In January 2023, the band signed with Records Nashville, a joint venture between Sony Music Entertainment and Barry Weiss, and released the single "Meet Your Mama".[21] They would follow that up with the single "On the Water" featuring American country artist Dalton Dover in May of 2023.[22] Both songs are included on their extended play Ahead of Our Time, which was released on October 20, 2023.[23]
In January 2025, the band released the single "You Didn't Hear It From Me", after returning to their original label Universal Music Canada.[24] The song later became their sixth number one hit in Canada.[25] They released their first full-length studio album One of Us on September 5, 2025.[26]
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