Derrick Dove & The Peacekeepers are a Southern blues‑rock band based in the Tifton region of South Georgia. Known for their energetic blend of blues, classic rock, and Southern musical traditions, the group is led by guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Derrick Dove, whose dynamic stage presence and guitar work form the core of the band’s sound. In January 2026, the band won the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, taking first place in the Band category. Derrick Dove also received the event’s Best Guitarist award. Their success at the competition followed a series of strong chart performances, including multiple #1 blues albums and singles on iTunes. Among their most notable releases is Rough Time (2023), which produced the widely viewed track “When Did I Get Old”—amassing more than 15 million combined video views—along with the title track. Their 2025 album Burn It Down continued their momentum, featuring standout songs such as “Comeback Kinda Love,” “Just Walk Away,” and “Can’t Move On.” The band has built a reputation for high‑energy live shows and has performed alongside major artists. Their sound emphasizes emotional delivery, strong hooks, and a traditional Southern feel rooted in the musical culture of Georgia. With a new album in development and growing international attention, the band continues to expand its audience while maintaining a commitment to keeping modern blues vibrant and accessible.
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Rough Time
Dig My Grave
Soulshine Cover
Woke up this Morning
Blindsided
When Did I Get Old
Hangin’ out with the Blues
Sweet Sadie Mae
