Daves Highway

Daves Highway is a Mississippi-born sibling trio comprised of Delaney, Zachary, and Erika Daves, whose music is centered on their Christian faith. The group rose to prominence in 2009 after posting a viral YouTube cover of Chris Tomlin’s gospel song “Jesus Messiah.” Their sound is built on three-part “blood harmonies” and blends elements of country, soft rock, and gospel.

The trio’s growing visibility led to performances at notable venues such as the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. They have also shared stages with artists including Darius Rucker, LeAnn Rimes, and Jake Owen. Their recorded work includes the EP Just For You (2009), the album An Acoustic Christmas (2014), the album First Rodeo (2023), and the EP If You Asked Me (2025). Alongside their early cover of “Jesus Messiah,” their catalog includes covers such as “Anyway” and original songs like “Astrovan” and “Heaven High.”

The siblings grew up in a small Mississippi town, with a background rooted in music, faith, and family. Their band name is inspired both by their family lineage and by the cross-country travels they experienced as children. Throughout their career, Daves Highway has maintained a commitment to performing and recording while balancing work outside the music industry.