by country trio Lady Antebellum and also wrote 15 of the 18 songs on his long time collaborator Jewel's debut children's album, The Merry Goes Round, after which the pair performed their song "Only Shadows" live together on Regis and Kelly. Davis released his third solo album The Cuts Vol. 1 in 2012. In 2013, Davis created the "Songwriters in Paradise Hope Town," a three night songwriters festival hosted at the Firefly Sunset Resort in Hope Town, Abaco in the Bahamas. Davis then partnered with his alma mater to produce The Gamecock Album, which featured the track "We Ain't Far," wherein University of South Carolina alumni Patrick Davis, Darius Rucker, and Edwin McCain shared lead vocals. 2013 also saw Jimmy Buffett release Davis' "Something Bout a Boat" on his Songs from St. Somewhere album. In 2014, Davis released Red, White & Blue Jeans, his fourth full-length studio album, which contained guest appearances from many of his long time and new collaborating artists such as Jewel, Robert Randolph, and Branford Marsalis. He spent the remainder of the year touring with Darius Rucker in Europe. In 2016, Patrick Davis formed the 11 piece touring band Patrick Davis & His Midnight Choir. The band's members included his sister Megan on backup vocals and his father Rusty on lead guitar. They toured the southeast heavily throughout 2016. During this time Davis also opened for Vince Gill and performed at Bill Murray's Caddyshack Charity Golf Event and Hootie & The Blowfish's Monday After the Masters. He was the guest singer for the US National Anthem and also performed "God Bless America" at the Baltimore Orioles game that same year. He also co-wrote "Let It Do What It Do" with Robert Randolph and "Call Me" with Imelda May. In 2017, Patrick Davis hosted both his "SIP Hope Town" Songwriters' Festival in Hope Town, Abaco and his "SIP Cabo" Songwriters Festival in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. He also headlined Nashville's Bluebird Cafe, sold out multiple venues in the Southeast with his Midnight Choir, and performed with several of his long time collaborative acts like Darius Rucker, Amos Lee, and Charles Kelly of Lady Antebellum. When the University of South Carolina Gamecock men's basketball team made a run for the final four in the NCAA tournament, Patrick wrote and recorded the ode "God Bless Sin". This same year saw Patrick's ninth music release with Where Does It Go.