Wilson Fairchild - Statler Brothers Sons

Wilson Fairchild, the talented duo comprised of Wil and Langdon Reid, proudly carries on the legacy of their fathers, Harold and Don Reid, who were members of the renowned Statler Brothers and were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.

With over 15 years of professional singing experience together, Wil and Langdon showcase their energetic and enthusiastic performances that are a true testament to their exceptional talent. Their remarkable harmonies, inherited from their fathers, are accompanied by their prowess as prolific songwriters, with over 30 published and recorded songs to their credit.

Not only do they possess musical versatility, playing a variety of instruments, but when they pick up their electric guitars and unleash their natural entertainment abilities, you're in for a musical treat unlike any other.

Formerly known as Grandstaff, the duo released albums like "Circles" and "Grandstaff: Live & Well." In 2010, they embraced the new name Wilson Fairchild, which not only reflects their individual identities (Wilson being Wil's middle name and Fairchild being Langdon's middle name) but also represents their fresh musical direction.

Fans may recall the highly-rated television show "The Statler Brothers Show," which aired for seven years on TNN. During their debut as Wilson Fairchild, they had the honor of performing the first song they wrote together, titled "What We Love To Do," which was recorded by the Statler Brothers. Since then, they have collaborated with notable songwriters, leaving their mark in the music industry. As a tribute to the Statler Brothers' illustrious career, Wil and Langdon penned "The Statler Brothers Song" for their induction into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2007.

Witness the remarkable talent and heartfelt performances of Wilson Fairchild as they carry on the legacy and deliver a fresh and memorable musical experience.