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Parker McCollum just gave us another reason to count the days until his next record drops. The Texas-born singer-songwriter released a brand-new track, “Hope That I’m Enough,” from his upcoming self-titled album PARKER MCCOLLUM, due out June 27 — and y’all, it cuts deep in the best way.  ☛ Lire cet article complet relayé courtoisement pour Country Music News | Country Music News Blog Dierks Bentley Embraces Imperfection on New Album Broken Branches, Out June 13 After more than two decades in the country spotlight, Dierks Bentley is still finding new ways to surprise us. His upcoming 11th studio album, Broken Branches, drops June 13 via Capitol Records Nashville and digs deeper than ever into the soul of country music. It’s rough-hewn, heartfelt, and proudly imperfect — just like the stories it tells. The 11-track album is now available for pre-order, and it features collaborations with John Anderson, Riley Green, Miranda Lambert, and Stephen Wilson Jr.. If that lineup doesn’t get your boots tapping, check your pulse. Celebrating the Outliers of Country“The country music community has a lot of broken branches in it. That’s why we’re all here,” Bentley says. “We want to do something a little bit different. This is the people’s music. It’s about doing it our own way.” And that’s exactly what this album sounds like. Bentley spent months driving backroads around Tennessee, listening to raw demos with no names attached, choosing songs based purely on feel. The result is an album that lets its edges show — a project full of characters who live outside the lines but make the story that much better. Produced by Jon Randall and Ross Copperman, and executive produced by Mary Hilliard Harrington, the album leans on an incredible lineup of musicians, including Charlie Worsham, Jedd Hughes, Rob McNelley, and Bryan Sutton. Bentley co-wrote just four songs, opening the door for outside writers and fresh perspectives — a bold move for an artist this deep into his career. Highlights from Broken Branches
The TakeawayWith Broken Branches, Dierks Bentley isn’t chasing perfection. He’s chasing connection. He’s embracing the flaws, celebrating the fringe, and reminding us why country music hits hardest when it’s honest. This one’s going to stick with folks. ☛ Lire cet article complet relayé courtoisement pour Country Music News | Country Music News Blog Alright y’all, it’s time to grab your whiskey and your feelings because Brett Young just announced his next chapter. The DIAMOND-selling country crooner is dropping his fourth studio album, 2.0, on Friday, June 13 via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment, and let me tell you, it sounds like a heartfelt punch to the gut in the best way possible.  If you thought Brett was all about wedding songs and soft-focus sunset vibes, buckle up. 2.0 still has that signature Caliville style, but this time it's backed by a more classic country sound, relying on banjo, pedal steel, mandolin all wrapped around a more personal, vulnerable Brett than we’ve seen before. What’s On the Record?The 11-track album, produced by Jimmy Robbins and Dann Huff, dives deep into the things that matter like fatherhood, family, temptation, and connection. Here’s what we’re already buzzing about:
Why This One Hits Different“This album is me being more open than I’ve ever been,” Brett shares. “It’s not about just telling stories anymore. It’s about telling my story.” And honestly? That’s what keeps fans coming back. He’s not trying to be the loudest guy in the room, he’s the one saying the things you didn’t know you needed to hear until he sings them. Pre-order the album now. Brett young 2.0 Track List1. “Drink With You” * (Brett Young, Jesse Frasure, Tony Lucca, Emily Weisband) 2. “Kiss To Forget” * (Brett Young, Ashley Gorley, Jon Nite, Jimmy Robbins) 3. “Who I Do It For (featuring Lady A)” * (Brett Young, Jon Nite, Kyle Schlienger) 4. “Goodnight Into Good Morning” * (Brett Young, Jon Nite, Jimmy Robbins) 5. “That Ain’t Yours” * (Brett Young, Adam Hambrick, Jimmy Robbins) 6. “You Don’t Know What You’re Missing (featuring George Birge)” ^ (Brett Young, Riley Green, Erik Dylan, Jon Nite) 7. “Full House” * (Brett Young, Ross Copperman, Jon Nite) 8. “Tastes Like You” # (Brett Young, Justin Ebach, Noah Needleman, Jon Nite) 9. “You Still Got It” * (Brett Young, Dave Pittenger, Justin Wilson) 10. “Say Less” ^ (Brett Young, Ben Caver, Justin Ebach) 11. “In Case You Didn’t Know 2.0 (featuring Hannah McFarland)” ^ (Brett Young, Tyler Reeve, Kyle Schlienger, Trent Tomlinson) * = produced by Jimmy Robbins ^ = produced by Dann Huff # = produced by Justin Ebach Executive Producer: Jimmy Harnen The Tour Is RollingIf you’re itching to hear these new tracks live, Brett’s already on the road with his Back To Basics World Tour, hitting the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Europe. The stripped-down, intimate vibe of this tour is the perfect match for the heart of 2.0. Catch him live near you and be ready to ugly cry in public. No shame! We’ll be right there with you. ☛ Lire cet article complet relayé courtoisement pour Country Music News | Country Music News Blog It’s here, folks. The announcement we’ve been waiting on from one of CMNB’s most cherished voices—Willi Carlisle is dropping a brand new album, Winged Victory, on June 27, and it’s already shaping up to be one of the most vital releases of the year.  ☛ Lire cet article complet relayé courtoisement pour Country Music News | Country Music News Blog |
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