Meet this Country Duo
Meet Leavin’ Page Town
Leavin’ Page Town is a national touring husband-and-wife Country/Americana duo known for heartfelt storytelling and an authentic, roots-driven sound. Blending soulful harmonies with raw, honest lyrics, they connect with fans of Country, Texas Country, and Red Dirt. Inspired by Miranda Lambert and Turnpike Troubadours, their songs explore love found and lost, the grit of hard work, and the lessons learned along the way. From intimate listening rooms to high-energy festival stages, their live show moves effortlessly between stripped-down storytelling and full-throttle crowd engagement, mixing compelling originals with crowd favorites to keep audiences locked in from the first note to the last.
Fresh off opening for Wade Hayes and The Bellamy Brothers, the duo has earned the title "Breakthrough Artist of the Year" from the Midwest Country Music Organization, a 2025 Josie Music Awards nomination, and a feature on the Texas Country Music Association’s “Best of Texas Country Hits” Vol. 8, with multiple singles charting on Texas radio. Whether commanding a festival crowd or creating a quiet, memorable moment in a listening room, Leavin’ Page Town delivers a show that connects, resonates, and lingers long after the last note.
Rooted in country tradition with a modern edge, their self-titled debut EP captures small-town life and the universal pull toward something more, blending resilience, heartache, and hope into songs that hit just as hard live as they do on record.
Where Tony & Cindy’s journey began
Tony and Cindy’s story is one of resilience, passion, and a relentless pursuit of their dreams. As the heartfelt and harmonious pair behind the cover band Dram Shop Country, they’ve spent over a decade lighting up stages big and small, bringing their love of Country music to life with unforgettable performances. Their journey reflects a quiet strength and steadfast commitment, marked by milestones they never imagined reaching. They’ve opened for legends like Moe Bandy and Clinton Gregory, and in 2025, performed on the Iconic Fest main stage opening for the Bellamy Brothers and Wade Hayes.
Tony’s path has been shaped by both hard work and heartbreak. Raised in rural Page Township MN and working in the logging and sawmill industry alongside his brother for over 25 years, he built a life of self-reliance and determination. The loss of his mother to cancer at just 51 left a deep scar, but it also sparked a journey of healing. Picking up a guitar at 27, Tony discovered a new way to channel his emotions, evolving from garage jam sessions to shining on stages at dive bars, fairs, and music festivals across the Midwest, Texas, and beyond.
Cindy’s story is equally inspiring. Coming from working class background, she carved out a career that now allows her to work remotely, enabling the couple to embrace a “Yes to Life” tour schedule. Growing up in a close-knit family with 5 siblings, Cindy’s upbringing was steeped in traditional values and a strong bond with family. Her passion for music began as a child listening to her dad play the accordion and piano while her and her siblings danced around the living room. As a young adult, she enjoyed local karaoke nights with family and friends, but it blossomed into something far greater when she teamed up with Tony. Together, they discovered the magic of live performance and the joy of sharing their music and connecting with audiences.
Their journey hasn’t been without its challenges. In 2018, Cindy suffered an unexpected stroke that turned their world upside down. The road to recovery was long and grueling, requiring her to relearn basic skills like walking, simple coordination, eating, and driving. For over a year, their focus shifted entirely to Cindy’s rehabilitation. This life-altering experience, coupled with Tony’s earlier loss, deepened their appreciation for life’s fleeting moments and fueled their determination to live each day to the fullest.
Today, Tony and Cindy are more than performers; they are storytellers, weaving their personal struggles and victories into every song they sing. Their journey is all about the strength of love, the power of bouncing back, and celebrating the way music can connect, heal and lift us up. Whether they’re playing an intimate dive bar or a massive festival stage, their energy and authenticity resonate deeply, reminding us all of the beauty in overcoming life’s hardest trials to create something truly extraordinary.
The Story Behind our Name
The meaning behind our name "Leavin' Page Town". We have several special connections to the name we chose for our new brand to share our music with the world. Page Township is located about 8 miles North of the small town of Milaca in Central Minnesota, consisting of farm houses, cabins, gravel roads, and filled with all the rural charm, this is where Cindy and I have built our forever home along Tibbets Brook and where we hang our hats. My parents put their roots down in Page in 1976, a couple years later I was born at the clinic in Milaca and was raised on our farm learning some important life lessons living in the country while going to school in a small town, something I truly treasure and appreciate. My brother and I built our business there focused heavily in the logging and sawmill industry which still continues today, Page was named after 2 brothers in the logging industry who came here from Maine, quite a coincidence?! With so much history we felt it was only fitting to build our name around it, a place we call home but always seem to be Leavin' to experience the world through travel and music, a page we fill with words which often ends up Leavin' in a song, our life as Leavin' Page Town.
