Their audition was broadcast on NBC on February 24, 2014, on the inaugural episode of season 6 singing an acoustic version of The Beatles song "I've Just Seen a Face".

[7] Dawn and Hawkes toured throughout 2014 including Levitt Pavilion in Arlington, Texas,[7] California tour and appearance on The Voice Season 7 supporting their friend Luke Wade's audition,[8] summer tour with Austin, TX singer/songwriter Bob Schneider,[9] performances at Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth, Texas,[10] Austin City Limits soundstage at Moody Theater,[11] Austin City Limits Music Festival,[12][13] and performances with Chris Isaak,[14] Patty Griffin,[15] Jim Lauderdale,[16] Robert Earl Keen, Hayes Carll and former host of The Tonight Show, Jay Leno.

[10] The duo continued touring throughout 2015 with appearances at music festivals like Folk Alliance International and South by Southwest while recording their first full-length album Yours and Mine.

Miranda Dawn and Chris Hawkes recorded music and vocals for Daytime Emmy Award winning 2016 StoryBots series Ask The Story Bots and StoryBots Super Songs[23] Dawn and Hawkes appeared, individually and together, in the 2017 documentary film Albert E. Brumley: Songwriter of the Ozarks[24] documenting the posthumous completion of several unfinished songs by Albert E. Brumley, songwriter of I'll Fly Away.

[27] The Austin American-Statesman called The Other Side “10 new tracks of sweet folk-rock — instantly appealing tunes — rooted in the singer songwriter heyday of the early 1970’s, they also fit well into the modern-day indie-folk revival.”[28] The Other Side charted in the top ten folk albums[29] and top 100 on Americana Music Association's radio chart.