Why Zac Brown Band Designing Jewelry for Men?

Zac Brown Band is making some manly jewelry as they will design guitar pick pendants which will be inspired by their new album.

Zac Brown Band will be designing guitar pick pendants and they will release these pendants with the release of their new album. They have collaborated with William Henry. William Henry are known to design men’s jewelry.

Their new album ‘Jekell + Hyde’ was released on 28th April. Their new album is climbing the charts very quickly and it currently holds the number one sport on Billboard’s rock songs. The band are on tour and this weekend they will be playing at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park, 2200 Encore Parkway, Alpharetta.

The show will be starting at 7 p.m. on /4/8 and 9 and the price of the ticket is ranging from $36.50- $89.50 and you can call and book the tickets by calling 1-800-745-3000 or you can visit the website www.ticketmaster.com.

If you still haven’t listened to their new album, just go and read some of the reviews they received. The reviews for this album have been great and you become a fan of the band instantaneously.

Now that there album has been released, William Henry is debuting some limited edition collection of hand-engraved guitar picks. The pendants can hold up to three guitar picks and they come with one Zac Brown Band official tortoise shell celluloid pick.

They also come with a one black William Henry pick.  You will see that the face of the pendant will feature imagery that has been inspired by the album art from Jekell + Hyde. Matt Conable is the founder and the chief designer of William Henry.

He is also a longtime friend of Zac Brown. Both of them bonded over pocket knives and music. William Henry and Zac Brown Band released a collection of guitar inspired pocket knives.

Matt founded William Henry in 1997. William Henry was known for its pocket knives and then it later gained popularity for making functional jewelry for men and today they offer money clips, cuff links, key chains and golf tools.