Daniel Seavey said Why Don't We's music is sitting unreleased after a legal battle with their former management company forced them to go on hiatus.

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"I think people know our story, but they don't know our story," the duo's Tanya Trotter tells Taste of Country.

Jamie Dailey, left, and Darrin Vincent, will bring their nine-piece band to central Nebraska for a 7 p.m. performance on Feb.

This year's songwriters include Keith Stegall, Paul Overstreet and Lori McKenna, who have worked with Alan Jackson, 98 Degrees, Reba McEntire, Taylor Swift and more.