Thomas Rhett Rounds Out ‘About A Woman (Deluxe)’ with 3 New Songs

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Thomas Rhett’s readies deluxe edition of his album, About A Woman, featuring three new songs, out now, September 26th on all streaming platforms. Learn more below!

A Year ago, Thomas Rhett released his seventh full-length album, About A Woman. The record featured fourteen songs and an exploration of sounds, something Rhett has been successful at throughout his longstanding career. Over the last couple of months, Rhett has expanded on the project. Today marks an end of the era, the superstar officially added the final three songs to the project, calling it, About A Woman (Deluxe).

The final additions complete the set, which now features 25 songs in total. The final trio of songs are “Water,” “Chapter 10,” and “On a River.” Each song spotlights a different shade of emotional depth for the prolific artist. His charisma, honesty, and vulnerability continue to be pillars in all of Rhett’s projects, and this one is noe exception.

“I can’t even describe how much joy I’ve felt this summer,” shared Rhett in a recent press release. “It is unreal how much fans have made this new music part of their lives – they’ve come out to dance and sing along at shows, added favorites to their playlists and tuned in on the radio in a way that I will remember the rest of my life.”

The first of the three new songs, “Water” sets the tone, adding a groove to sensual and captivating vocals. The track leans into Rhett’s seamless genre-blending side, while still remaining true to who he is as an artist at his core. On, “Chapter 10,” the singer-songwriter brings a tender acoustic ballad. The song reflects on not giving up on a love story; despite the chapters that are unfolding. The track is emotionally-driven, a song that many people may find themselves in.

Finally, “On a River” brings a nostalgic edge to the project. Feeling straight out of Rhett’s journal, the singer is the perfect song to round out an incredibly innovative project. A melodic, true-blue country song, “On a River” is the story when all of this ends and you’re left growing old with your lover.

 

While About A Woman was already as good as it gets, these final songs brought a lot to the project. Once again, Rhett cements his spot in music history, landing firmly as one of the best country artists of our generation. To grab ticket stop the singer’s tour, head to his website here.

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Thomas Rhett rounds out his deluxe album, ‘About A Woman,’ with three brand new songs, out now.

About A Woman (Deluxe) Track List:

  1. Fool
  2. Overdrive
  3. Gone Country
  4. Beautiful As You
  5. Can’t Love You Anymore
  6. After All The Bars Are Closed
  7. Church
  8. Back To Blue
  9. Country For California
  10. Somethin’ ‘Bout A Woman
  11. What Could Go Right
  12. Boots
  13. Don’t Wanna Dance
  14. I Could Spend Forever Loving You
  15. Somethin’ ‘Bout a Woman (ft. Teddy Swims)
  16. What Could Go Right (ft. Lanie Gardner)
  17. Small Town Girls (Ft. Tucker Wetmore)
  18. I’m That Guy
  19. Dance With You
  20. Ain’t A Bad Life (ft. Jordan Davis)
  21. Old Tricks (ft. Blake Shelton)
  22. Bottle With Your Name On It
  23. Water
  24. Chapter 10
  25. On A River

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Thomas Rhett releases.

To keep up with Thomas Rhett, follow him on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

About A Woman (Deluxe) is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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HARDY ‘COUNTRY! COUNTRY!’ – Album Review

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HARDY’s new album, COUNTRY! COUNTRY!  is out now, September 26th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

For HARDY, country music has always been a focal point. And while the megatalented singer-songwriter has experimented with other sounds, most notably on 2024’s rock-laden QUIT!, he’s going back to his roots. On COUNTRY! COUNTRY!, out now, HARDY mixes traditional country instrumentation with sharp, clever lyricism for a record that feels authentically his.

“I just missed it,” HARDY reveals in a statement. “I missed my community. My peers. Plus, I love country music. I moved to town to write country songs. Going 10 years of writing 100+ songs a year, it was a nice palette cleanser to take a step away from that. Now I’m back. I’m fresh and ready to get right back into it.”

Produced by longtime collaborator Joey Moi, the twenty-track album covers everything from love and loss to dogs and hometown pride. From the opening chords of the title track to the reflective closer “Everybody Does,” HARDY invites listeners on a journey through all things country.

While the album still includes the raspy growl and driving guitars that were prevalent on QUIT!, there’s a more authentic country twang present here. “Favorite Country Song” is an immediate standout, an homage to the country songs that raised him. Namedropping everything from “Summertime” to “My Maria” to “Country Boy Can Survive” to “Sinners Like Me,” it’s evident that HARDY’s inspirations are as vast and diverse as his own catalogue.

On “Bro Country,” he nods to his past and the current state of the genre, the lyrics reading like a letter to the long lost art of the ‘bro country’ subgenre. “Some of y’all may not know this, but I started my career in Nashville as a songwriter, writing for my buddies like FGL, Morgan Wallen, Cole Swindell, Chris Lane, etc.” He says. “I know my way around a bro country song and I owe a lot to that era. But the vibe in country music has shifted lately, and I wrote a song about it.”

On songs like “I’d Go Crazy,” “Luckiest Man Alive” and “Girl with a Gun,” HARDY flexes his skills as a songwriter, embracing the simple things in life on “Luckiest” and promising eternal fidelity on “Girl.” 

“Car That Drove You Away” offers another clever lyric, and is the only song he’s ever put on an album that he didn’t write. “I knew that I couldn’t beat it,” HARDY shares, “I knew when I heard it that it was one of the best songs I’ve heard in a long time and there’s nothing on this record that could compete with that.”

Elsewhere, HARDY spends a lot of time reflecting on life and family throughout the record. “Bottomland” shows a stripped and vulnerable man, while “Country in Me” and “Buck on the Wall” reflect on his upbringing.  “Take the Country and Run” finds him choosing small-town life over wealth, and “Gun to My Head” turns into a euphoric declaration of country pride.

 Among the album’s most powerful moments are “Dog Years,” told from a dog’s perspective, and “Goodbye,” where HARDY grapples with the inevitability of losing the person he loves most. Both show his rare ability to balance vulnerability with grit.

Fans of HARDY’s more rowdy side are also in for a treat. “Keep It Country” and “Who Don’t” are tailor-made for the stage, redneck anthems that bring twang and fire in equal measure.

“Bedrooms in the Sky” is another highlight, pairing HARDY with Stephen Wilson Jr. With incredible guitar work and finger-picking, the pair harmonize on the celebration of country music.

“Where somebody’s gonna learn how to hunt // Somebody’s gonna learn how to fish // Somebody’s gonna pray for rain, then raise some grain// To feed a couple barefoot kids// You can build your bedrooms in the sky // You can swallow up my little town // But when the shit hits the fan //And the world’s just land // Country’s gonna come back around”

“Y’all Need Jesus” offers a moment of levity as HARDY snaps back at those who mock him online, musing “Y’all need Jesus and a Willie Nelson song, Ride that high horse somewhere you can leave my country ass alone, Y’all keep throwin’ stones, I’m gonna keep on droppin’ deer Y’all need Jesus and I need a beer.”

The LP ends with “We’re All Gonna Die” and “Everybody Does,” both of which have him speaking the hard truth that no one is immortal. On the former, he encourages listeners to seize the day, while on the latter, he reflects on the fact that, despite all our differences, we’re all eventually going to leave this world.

With COUNTRY! COUNTRY!, HARDY returns to the sound that started it all. It’s raw, reflective, rowdy, and rooted in his Mississippi upbringing. It’s a collection that only he could make, and it’s full of contenders for your future “Favorite Country Song.”

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Favorite Country Song
  2. Bro Country
  3. Bedroom in the Sky
  4. Car That Drove You Away
  5. Country Country

COUNTRY! COUNTRY! Track List:

  1. Country Country
  2. Favorite Country Song
  3. Bro Country with ERNEST
  4. Luckiest Man Alive
  5. Car That Drove You Away
  6. Girl With A Gun
  7. Buck On The Wall
  8. I’d Go Crazy Too
  9. Take The Country And Run
  10. Goodbye
  11. Bedrooms In The Sky with. Stephen Wilson Jr.
  12. Bottomland
  13. Who Don’t
  14. Country In Me
  15. Gun To My Head
  16. Keep It Country
  17. Y’all Need Jesus
  18. Dog Years
  19. We’re All Gonna Die
  20. Everybody Does
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HARDY shares new album, ‘COUNTRY! COUNTRY!,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future HARDY releases.

For tour dates and more, visit his website.

To keep up with HARDY, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook.

COUNTRY! COUNTRY! is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Here Is Lily Rose’s Debut Album ‘I Know What I Want’

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Lily Rose shares her debut album, I Know What I Want, officially out now, September 19th on all streaming platforms. Learn more and listen to the new project below.

Since bursting on to the scene five or so years ago, Lily Rose has stayed unapologetically herself, releasing music that sounds distinctly like her and her voice. We have been fans since day one, and it’s incredible to see what the singer-songwriter has built. It’s been a long time coming, but Rose’s debut album, I Know What I Want is officially here!

Featuring thirteen songs, Rose poured her heart and soul into the project, captivating fans with each and every song. “I’ve been writing for this project for almost five years now and during that time, I have spanned the spectrum of peaks and valleys,” shared Rose in a recent press release. “Through these years, I have known what I want but have been navigating how to get there… and I feel like I finally made it.”

The record is culmination of all of Rose’s hard-work and dedication to her craft. Make sure you stream I Know What I Want ASAP!

I Know What I Want Track List:

  1. Even After Everything (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Seth Ennis)
  2. Work Like That (Lily Rose, Hillary Lindsey, Gordie Sampson)
  3. Drinkin Bout (Matt Dragstrem, Chase McGill, Josh Thompson)
  4. I Know What I Want (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Emily Weisband, Jaxson Free, Taylor Phillips)
  5. End Like This (Lily Rose, Emily Weisband, Will Weatherly, Dallas Wilson)
  6. Figure 8 (Lily Rose, Matt Morrisey, Autumn Buysse, Peter Wallevik, Daniel Davidsen)
  7. Only Lonely One (Lily Rose, Seth Ennis, John Pierce, Paul DiGiovanni)
  8. Climbing Magnolias (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Seth Ennis)
  9. Seein’ Blue (Lily Rose, Joybeth Taylor, Michael Whitworth, Will Weatherly)
  10. Of Course I Do (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Emily Weisband)
  11. East To West (Lily Rose, Paul DiGiovanni, Andy Albert, Emily Weisband)
  12. Let Ya Know When I Get There (Ben Stennis, Michael Tyler, Hunter Phelps)
  13. Slow Me Down (Lily Rose, Seth Ennis, Paul DiGiovanni)
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Lily Rose shares debut album, ‘I Know What I Want,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Lily Rose releases.

To keep up with Lily Rose, follow her on Instagram, TikTok,  Twitter, and Facebook.

I Know What I Want is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

Karley Scott Collins ‘Flight Risk!’ – Debut Album Review

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Karley Scott Collins’ debut album, Flight Risk  is out now, September 26th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

With a soulful voice and an undeniable gift for storytelling, country newcomer Karley Scott Collins is making her mark with her debut album Flight Risk, out now via Sony Music Nashville. The 16-track LP, co-written in full by the Florida native, showcases her mix of lyrical depth and heartfelt delivery.

Produced alongside Grammy winner Nathan Chapman, the project leans into heartbreak, a theme that perfectly complements Collins’ honeyed, aching tone. “It’s a special thing that really, only artists get to experience – turning pain and things that could’ve broken you into something you’re proud of,” Collins says. “Releasing a full album has been my goal since I started writing songs. I grew up collecting vinyl and listening to full records, so creating an album and telling an entire story from top to bottom is what I’ve always wanted to do.” 

The LP kicks off with the roaring “Denim,” a fiery anthem aimed at a bad-boy ex. Sliding electric guitars punctuate her biting lyrics, just as she intended. “‘Denim’ is very specifically about my most recent ex – so when he hears it, someone will need to check on him,” she shares.

“Denim// Got into my blood I let him // Salt into the cut // Set fire and tell me it’s raining // Good liar you had me baby // Venom // One hell of a blue jean lesson // He know that he looks like // Sweet heaven and I loved him // The devil in denim”

On “Quit You,” Collins channels shades of Brandi Carlile, her voice cracking with raw emotion as she wrestles with unhealthy addiction to someone. Meanwhile, “Easy to Leave”is a ’90s-inspired ballad about a breakup that made moving on all too simple.

“But you made it easy // To lose your number // Call my mother // And tell her that you’re crazy // You know how to make it easy // To drive by your house // And not even slow down // Forget the way I kissed ya // I don’t even miss ya // Don’t know which side of you to blame // But don’t ya know you went and made it // Easy to love you // Then you made it easy to leave”

“Music to Cry To” is an especially clever bluesy ballad, while “Runner” finds her guarding her broken and beaten heart. The soaring “Shoot Out All the Lights,” co-written with Greg Kurstin (Adele, Sia, Kelly Clarkson), builds into a theatrical country ballad that rivals the greats.

Still, Flight Risk isn’t all heartbreak. Collings lets loose on the script-flipping “Cowboy Shit” and beckons an undeniable attraction on “Bad Bad.” She gets her toes tapping to the poptastic “Left Me Alone,” as she realizes that she’s going to be just fine. “It’s just that moment you realize you’re okay, like ‘Now I can listen to Bob Dylan again, without thinking about you,’” she explains of the track. “That one’s pretty specific, in that I woke up one day and realized ‘Oh my God, I’m free. I’m okay.’”

Elsewhere, “Girlfriend” delivers playful early-2000s pop-rock energy, while “Heavy Metal” offers a gripping country tale of generational trauma and the weight of holding on too long.

One of the album’s most vulnerable moments comes with “Only Child,” where Collins reflects on the bittersweet solitude of growing up without siblings. “Got your own space, don’t have to share,” she sings, the chorus shifting from lighthearted to heavy as she confronts the loneliness of watching her parents age. “Used to not have to, and now you don’t get to, Share it with no one, And damn it’s lonely Only child.”

The LP ends with “Madman,” an introspective look at losing yourself and your sanity in the haze of someone else. “You made a madman out of me,” She claims, voice laden with emotion and realization. “Didn’t know reckless was something I could be // Somewhere between love and insanity, Oh, you made a madman, A madman out of me.”

With Flight Risk, Karley Scott Collins presents a collection that feels as intimate as pages from a diary, chronicling the highs and lows of her early twenties. It’s honest, relatable, and reminiscent of the kind of storytelling that propelled artists like Kelsea Ballerini, Maren Morris, and Taylor Swift into superstardom.

“Ultimately, I want people to walk away feeling like they know me and some of my story,” she says. “I still have a long way to go and a lot of goals I’ve yet to reach, but there’s nothing in the world I’d rather be doing for the rest of my life.”

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Easy to Leave
  2. Cowboy Shit
  3. Shoot Out All the Lights
  4. Denim

Flight Risk Track List:

  1. Denim (Karley Scott Collins, Sara Bares, Stephan Lee Benson, Alex Kline)
  2. Easy to Leave (Karley Scott Collins, Nathan Chapman, Aaron Zuckerman)
  3. Quit You (Karley Scott Collins, Nathan Chapman)
  4. Cowboy Sh!t (Karley Scott Collins, Sam Backoff, KK Johnson)
  5. Music to Cry To (Karley Scott Collins, Alex Kline, Joybeth Taylor)
  6. Left Me Alone (Karley Scott Collins, AJ Pruis, Joybeth Taylor)
  7. Shoot Out All the Lights (Karley Scott Collins, Greg Kurstin)
  8. Bad Bad (Karley Scott Collins, Emily Falvey, Emma Kleinberg, Dan Pellarin)
  9. Runner (Karley Scott Collins, Sam Backoff, Zane Callister, Ashley Ray)
  10. Girlfriend (Karley Scott Collins, Alex Kline, Summer Overstreet)
  11. I Used to Love Him (Karley Scott Collins, Alex Kline, Scott Stepakoff)
  12. American Boy (Karley Scott Collins, Alex Kline, Joybeth Taylor)
  13. Heavy Metal (Karley Scott Collins, Sam Backoff, KK Johnson)
  14. Daddy’s Habits (Karley Scott Collins, Alex Kline, Lydia Sutherland)
  15. Only Child (Karley Scott Collins, Marti Lynn Dodson, Alex Kline)
  16. Madman (Karley Scott Collins, Kathleen Higgins)
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Karley Scott Collins shares brand new debut album, ‘ Flight Risk,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Karley Scott Collins releases.

For tour dates, including hitting the stage with Keith Urban, visit her official website here.

To keep up with Karley Scott Collins, follow her on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.

Flight Risk is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

Justin Schools Collaborates with Averie Bielski on New Song “Giving In”

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Justin Schools and Averie Bielski join forces on new song “Giving In,” out now, September 26th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track below.

Country music is at its absolute best right now. While there are many established artists in the genre and rising artists that are growing their careers, there are also newer country artists that are ones to look out for it! Justin Schools is one of those artists. The singer-songwriter is incredibly talented at blending his 90s country sound with rock, giving fans a new sound to fall in love with. Today, he joins forces with incredible singer-songwriter, Averie Bielski on their new song “Giving In.”

On the stunning new song, Schools and Bielski shine. “Giving In” is an honest anecdote about the type of relationship that is on and off. Instead of committing to the breaking up, the protagonists decide to give in to the love. Both artists trade verses, adding to the perspectives of the song. However, the true stand-out is when their voices combine for beautiful harmonies in the chorus.

“I’ve tried getting by mixing whiskey and wine // Holding on in a hole in a wall // I’ve done all I can to not give a damn // But you know how to undo it all // We both know we can’t win this fight // I don’t know why we even try // We even up right here every time // So I’m giving up on giving you up again // Taking back all the leaving that I ever did // Moving on ain’t’ as easy as it should have been // it never is // So let’s just call it what it is // This heartbreak habit’s hard to end so // I’m giving up on giving you up again // I’m giving in”

Both Schools and Bielski truly turn heads on this song. Make sure to listen to “Giving In” ASAP!

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Justin Schools and Averie Bielski join forces on new song “Giving In,” out now on all streaming platforms.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Justin Schools releases.

To keep up with Justin Schools, follow him on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

“Hurt Like That” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Dustin Lynch and MC4D Put Country-EDM Spin on “Home To You”

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Dustin Lynch and MC4D drop new song, “Home To You,” out now, September 26th on all streaming platforms. Listen to the brand new track here.

Platinum-selling country star, Dustin Lynch knows how to release a song that his fans love. In this era of his career, he has not shied away from collaborations, interesting melodies, and sonically different music. Today, in an unlikely, but incredible pairing, Lynch and twin-brother duo, MC4D. Together the EDM-genre blending duo and the country hitmaker created an absolute jam called “Home To You.”

Anchored in relatable and nostalgic country story-telling with themes of bonfires and late-nights weaved throughout, Lynch’s vocals push through with a gritty ear-worm quality. The production of course, something MC4D is prolific at, adds a whole other level to the already catchy and feel-good song. The unity between the country world and EDM world continues to work again and again, creating a truly anthemic song in “Home To You.”

“Home To You” is easily one of Lynch’s best song to date, marking his first ever official EDM release. For MC4D, the genre-blending is clearly working! The magic is there, and we are so excited for what’s to come next.

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Dustin Lynch and MC4D join forces on new song, “Home to You,” out now everywhere.

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about future Dustin Lynch releases.

To keep up with MC4D, follow them on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.

To keep up with Dustin Lynch, follow him on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.

“Home To You” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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Who Is Eddie And The Getaway? The Story Behind His Journey to Country Music

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Who is Eddie And The Getaway? The singer-songwriter joined us to chat about his journey to country music. Get to know the rising star here…

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Eddie And The Getaway

Quick Facts:

Full name – Eddie And The Getaway
Birthdate – 5/6/2000
Hometown – Phoenix, Arizona
Current city – Nashville, Tennessee
Musical influences – Creed, Brantley Gilbert, Nickelback, Daughtry, Third Eye Blind
Current Project – “Tumbleweeds and Nicotine” (as of date of article: 9/24/2025)
The Beginning:

In this week’s spotlight, we highlighted an artist that is truly carving his own path in the genre. Eddie of Eddie And The Getaway joined us to chat about his latest project, Tumbleweeds and Nicotine, his path to country music, and everything in between. Keep reading to learn more about his incredible story.

“I was born in Michigan, and I grew up in Arizona, and then I kind of started playing drums when I was about five, and then my parents kind of realized it was like the worst instrument to give a kid ’cause it’s loud as hell,” began Eddie. “So, I started playing guitar, and then kind of singing and doing all that stuff. As I got into middle school, started even playing in bands in Arizona.”

From an early age, music was the thing that captivated Eddie’s interest. He recalls having a lot of energy as a kid, always wanting to jam out on the guitar or the drums, as he constantly absorbed music. At around seven or eight years old, he attended a Coldplay concert, and it was in that moment that his future seemed clear to him. That dream was later confirmed again, when he attended a U2 concert.

“I just remember seeing that, and then a couple of years later, seeing U2 and my sister actually got pulled up on stage. Bono pulled her up on stage and they couldn’t pull me up because I was a chubby little fucker,” shared Eddie. “I just remember that moment and being like, I want to be the one pulling somebody up on stage, and I just know, like, what music did for me and my soul and the times, it kind of felt kind of, you know, you feel lost to different times, as you grow up and stuff. “

The Turning Point:

Armed with a deep love for music and appreciation for the late 90s and early 00s era with artists like Nickelback and Third Eye Blind ruling the airwaves, Eddie knew music was his calling. “I started playing in bands in Arizona, and touring and playing in Mexico and, you know, Las Vegas and California, that region.”

Eventually, during pandemic times, Eddie made the move to Nashville, Tennessee. “When I was 19, so it was right before COVID hit, so I left Arizona State, finished up online, in Nashville and, yeah, just kind of just stumbled down. I knew I wanted it to do music from a super young age, but, like, how it all kind of happened was really random just meeting people on TikTok and, you know, writing and producing stuff for them and then having some of my own songs kind of take off.”

For Eddie, music was always his outlet. He recalls writing songs as early as in seventh grade. “I just remember listening to certain songs and kind of feeling like I wasn’t the only one that was going through what I was going through, and I feel like I owe that. […] I think when it comes to like, why I love music, it’s because of that, like being able to help people and almost talk about the things that are hard to talk about in real life, but you can say it in a song and people can relate to it. I think it’s the coolest thing ever.”

Despite knowing music was his path, Eddie shared feeling lost and certain times, when he first moved to Nashville, admitting that his mental health declined a bit before a friend helped him reconnect with his purpose.

“I was talking to a buddy of mine one day and nothing was really working for me as an artist, I’ve been writing and producing for other artists and their songs were popping off on TikTok. I was like, ‘why isn’t my stuff working’ and a buddy of mine was just like, ‘dude, like, you don’t write about actually like what you’ve told me and like what you talk about. Write something that’s real.”

Today:

Flash forward to today, Eddie And The Getaway is absolutely releasing music that is as real as it can be! The singers-songwriter recently released his six-song EP, Tumbleweeds & Nicotine, featuring songs that speak to both the artist’s musical influences and his uniqueness.

“I just kind of wanted to have a group of six songs that some leaned more country, which, you know, I grown up in Arizona like even though it wasn’t the South, it was still very country out there. […] So having that kind of background, that like Western kind of, you know, country kind of thing, and then also just like the rock influence. When you listen to my music, you’re going to get stuff that is over on the country side, stuff that’s over on the full rock side, and everything in between. So that was one of the kind of angles that I wanted to do as I was writing these.”

There are songs on the project that lean more rock and feel radio-ready, while other songs connect to the more vulnerable side. For example, the title track speaks to the latter. “I think storytelling wise, having songs about, you know, just absolutely partying like shot for shot, just like going ham and having, you know, a crazy experience. And all my songs are always firsthand experiences of stuff that I’ve gone through. And I always like, try to keep that authenticity when it comes to my songwriting,” he shared, adding, “ I guess the other kind of thing that’s on that topic is like “Tumbleweeds & Nicotine”, which is just going through life. It’s kind of a metaphor on constantly moving, trying to move forward, but also like having bad habits and things that kind of stick with you and trying to shake them. So it’s kind of just wanted to kind of cover a lot of the things that I’ve gone through in the last year.”

Tumbleweeds & Nicotine is just the beginning for Eddie. He is already hard at work in the studio, working on more new music, and currently on the road. “We’re getting right back into putting out music every month, putting out a new single every four weeks, and we’re gonna keep that going and we have our headline to our first headline tour coming up. at the beginning of October and going through the end of November. And then, yeah, just lots of new music, lots of playing shows.”

Connect:

Fans can join our Weekly Round-Up e-newsletter here, for the latest in country music and more news about futureEddie And The Getaway releases.

To keep up with Eddie And The Getaway, follow him on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.

Eddie And The Getaway’s music is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released tunes on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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All the Country Concerts Coming to NYC This Fall

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Country music stars are gracing the stages of iconic venues throughout New York City all season long. Check out all the concerts headed to NYC this fall!

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Eric Church at Barclays Center

Saturday, September 20th

Eric Church brings his ‘Free The Machine Tour’ to Brooklyn. Make sure to get your tickets ASAP!

 

Lily Rose at Gramercy Theatre

Wednesday, September 24th

Lily Rose is bringing her unique talent to New York City, celebrating her ‘I Know What I Want’ tour. Show your concert tickets at Common Country for the official after party!

 

HARDY at Madison Square Garden

Wednesday, September 24th

HARDY headlines the iconic Madison Square Garden, bringing his ‘Jim Bob World Tour’ to diehard New York fans. Make sure to get your tickets!

 

Dylan Gossett at Brooklyn Paramount

Thursday, September 25th

Incredible singer-songwriter, Dylan Gossett is headed to Brooklyn to headline his ‘The Westward Tour.’ Get your tickets now!

 

Graham Barham at Mercury Lounge

Saturday, September 27th

Graham Barham is bringing his high-energy music to the big apple! Catch him at Mercury Lounge the last weekend of September!

 

Tyler Childers at Forest Hills Stadium

Monday, September 29th

Superstar, Tyler Childers is headed to Forest Hills Stadium! He’s bringing his ‘On The Road’ tour to Queens. Make sure to get your tickets!

 

Jordan Davis at Radio City Music Hall

Thursday, October 2nd

Jordan Davis is headlining Radio City Music Hall! In celebration of his new album, Davis is bringing his ‘Ain’t Enough Road’ tour with tour mates Vincent Mason and Mitchell Tenpenny to NYC. Get your tickets!

 

Lainey Wilson at Madison Square Garden

Friday, October 10th

Entertainer of the Year, Lainey Wilson is officially headlining Madison Square Garden. Get your tickets to what is sure to be an iconic show!

 

Brent Cobb at Bowery Ballroom

Monday, October 13th

Brent Cobb’s headed to Bowery Ballroom this October. Make sure to grab your tickets to see him perform live!

 

Ryan Hurd at Gramercy Theatre

Monday, October 13th

Ryan Hurd is performing at Grammy Theatre on October 13th. Grab your tickets to the show ASAP!

 

Spencer Crandall at Gramercy Theatre

Friday, October 17th

Singer-songwriter, Spencer Crandall heads to New York City’s Gramercy Theatre. Make sure to get your ticket!

 

Cam at Gramercy Theatre

Monday, October 20th

Talented songstress Cam is bringing her ‘The Slow Down Tour’ to New York City this October. Grab your tickets to head to the show!

 

Kolton Moore & The Clever Few at Mercury Lounge

Wednesday, October 22nd

Kolton Moore & The Clever Few headline Mercury Lounge! Make sure you get your friends and grab a ticket!

 

Sam Barber at Webster Hall (16+)

Thursday, November 6th

This November, Sam Barber is headlining Webster Hall. Make sure to get a group of friends together and buy your ticket!

 

The Castellows at Mercury Lounge

Friday, November 14th

The Castellows are bringing their ‘The Homecoming Tour’ To New York City. Grab your tickets!

 

Avery Anna at Bowery Ballroom

Wednesday, December 10th

Avery Anna is coming to Bowery Ballroom this December. Make sure to get ticket to her headlining show ASAP!

 

Adam Doleac at Mercury Lounge

Thursday, December 11th

Adam Doleac is headed to Mercury Lounge this December. Make sure to grab your tickets!

 

Sam Sample at Mercury Lounge

Friday, December 12th

NYC artist Sam Sample is headed to Mercury Lounge. Make sure to grab your tickets!

 

Brett Eldredge at Beacon Theatre

Friday, December 12th + Saturday, December 13th

Brett Eldredge is bringing his holiday GLOW tour to NYC for two nights!

 

Chris Young at Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair

Thursday, December 18th

Chris Young is bringing his new music and Christmas songs to Long Island with ‘It Must Be Christmas – An Acoustic Evening with Chris Young.’

 

 

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Here Are The New Country Songs You Need To Know This Week (9/19)

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Here are all of the new country songs that you need to know this week. Check-out the full list of incredible new songs that came out this new music Friday.

“Let The Lonely” – Kameron Marlowe

Kameron Marlowe continues to release his best music to date, adding, “Let The Lonely” to his growing catalog.

 

“Train” – Dasha

As fans await her next project, Dasha shares her nostalgic new song, “Train.”

 

“Too Good, Too Bad” – Jason Scott & The High Heat

Jason Scott & The High Heat show off their unique talent on new song, “Too Good, Too Bad.”

 

“Days Are Numbered” – Vincent Mason

In conjunction with the release date for his debut album, Vincent Mason is sharing his new song, “Days Are Numbered.”

 

“Born In A Burning House” – Chase McDaniel

In his stunning debut album Lost Ones, Chase McDaniel shares his life stories. “Born In A Burning House,” one of the songs off the record is one of our absolute favorites.

 

“Slippery Slope” – Lauren Watkins ft. John Morgan

In a stunning pairing, Lauren Watkins and John Morgan show off their talents on new song, “Slippery Slope.”

 

“The Bridge” – Payton Smith

In his new album, The Bridge, Payton Smith drops ten new songs, including the catchy title track.

 

“Happy Ever After” – Thelma & James

On their debut EP, Staring Over, the duo shows off their incredible talent and songwriting. “Happy Ever After” is the song that started it all.

 

“Head Spinning” – Coleman Jennings

Austin-based singer-songwriter Coleman Jennings will make his label debut with “Head Spinning.”

 

“Dog Years” – HARDY

In an incredible solo-write, HARDY proves why he’s one of the best modern songwriters in country music with his new song, “Dog Years.”

 

“20 Bucks” – Colin Stough

In his new song, “20 Bucks,” Colin Stough shows his grit and ability to create an absolute ear-worm of a song.

 

“Measure” – Corey Kent & Max McNown

“Measure” is a stunning story-telling song about the real riches in life. Both Corey Kent and Max McNown together made for an incredible song.

 

“Hardwood Floor (string session)” – Morgan Wade

Morgan Wade adds to her growing catalog of songs with, “Hardwood Floor (string session).”

 

“Broken Man” – Eddie And The Getaway

On his brand new EP, TUMBLEWEEDS & NICOTINE, Eddie And The Getaway show off their unique talent and musical arrangements. “Broken Man” is great example of that.

 

“Brake Lights” – Chris Young

Chris Young continues to embark on a new era of music, dropping his new song, “Brake Lights.”

 

“Later Tonight” – Joss Ross

Josh Ross’ debut album is officially here featuring new songs, like the title track.

 

“Everything I Wanted” – Evan Honer

Evan Honor’s third studio album Everything I Wanted is officially out now featuring a ton of new music including the title track.

 

“Little Birds” – Elizabeth Nichols

Making waves with her latest single, “Little Birds,” Elizabeth Nichols is showing no signs of slowing down.

 

“Tumbleweed” – Drake Milligan

Drake Milligan grows his catalog of songs with his new single, “Tumbleweed.”

 

“The One” – Georgia Webster

Independent artist, Georgia Webster shows off his singer-songwriting talent on new song, “The One.”

 

“Every Piece” – Hunter Hayes

Hunter Hayes continues to have a resurgence with his new song, “Every Piece.”

 

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Josh Ross ‘Later Tonight’ – Debut Album Review

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Josh Ross’ debut album, Later Tonight is out now, September 19th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

With a rugged voice that pairs gritty emotion with radio-friendly country music, Josh Ross is carving out his place in the genre, blending raw honesty with arena-ready energy. On his debut album, Later Tonight, the Canada native truly positions himself as a future superstar.

With a voice that’s equal parts emotive and rugged, he delivers songs that feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. “The title of this record, and the title track, became the thread that tied this project together over the last couple of years,” Ross revealed in a statement. “Every single we put out, every show we’ve played has led to this. We dug deep writing for this album, leaning into getting caught in your feelings, breaking up, making up. No matter what, all roads led back to ‘Later Tonight.’”

Rather than writing every track himself, Ross enlisted a roster of Nashville’s best, including producer Matt Geroux along with the likes of Seth Ennis, Michael Tyler, Brad Rempel, Ryan Hurd, and more. Despite that, the 15-track collection still feels wholly authentic to his voice and perspective.

Heartbreak anchors much of the record, often colored by whiskey-soaked nights and on-again, off-again longing. From the opening notes of the album’s vibrant title track to the sparse and introspective closing track, “Scared of Getting Sober,” Ross is raw emotion and feeling.

Both “Break My Heart in Two” and “Songs You Gave Me” allow him to shine as an impassioned balladeer, each providing special moments on the LP. “Songs” finds him channeling his inner Kip Moore, an emotive rasp wrapping around each lyric of the heartbreak ballad. It’s sparse and introspective, a piano-driven ballad laced with longing as he sings about the muse behind the songs she inspired. 

“And now I’m standing here missing you // And all my dreams have been coming true // But I’m still breaking down right where you left me // Up here on stage, singing these songs you gave me”

The titular track is a vibrant pop-country anthem that’s followed immediately by the soaring and radio-ready “Hate How You Look.” “You wonder,” Ross says to Billboard of the song, “is it actually just going to be a mean song? Like, ‘I just hate how you look.’ And then you listen to it, you realize that it’s a guy that’s like, ‘Dang, she looks good,’ and you’re actually kind of complimenting her. I’m a fan of titles like that.”

Similar lyrical twists are commonplace on the album, crafty wordsmithing shining on songs like “Smith & Wesson,” “Whiskey You,” and the homage to on-again, off-again relationships, “Half Lit.”

“Leave Me Too” finds him grappling with a breakup, admitting “If I were you, I’d leave me too,” while “Mad at Me” finds him playfully musing, “Girl you’re only with him ‘cause you’re mad at me.” “My Side of Town” deals with breaking up in a small town. “‘My Side Of Town’ was pitched to me and immediately resonated,” Ross shares. “Small towns talk, and a lot of times, only one side of a two-sided story gets heard. This song is for anyone who’s lived that – myself included.”

“Drunk Right Now (Na Na Na)” is a dancefloor-ready anthem that mixes the best parts of country, pop, and dance. The tune is the most out of the box track on the album, aligning Ross with Akon in a way that is remnant of Maren Morris’ cross-genre collab with Zedd on “The Middle.”

“Akon’s music was always a huge part of my life growing up,” says Ross. “Having two older siblings, his songs were always playing—his sound, his hooks, everything about it just stuck with me before I even knew what the words meant. I’ve always been a fan. About a year ago, I was messing around in the studio and reimagined his song ‘Right Now,’ just for fun. We started playing it before our shows and the crowd went nuts—it turned into this wild country party anthem.”  

“I ended up sending it to him, not really expecting anything… and he actually loved it,” he continues. “He said he wanted to jump on it, and suddenly it turned into a real collab. It’s one of those full-circle moments I never saw coming and I’m truly grateful to have a summer party anthem.”

The album ends with the emotional one-two punch of  “Nobody from Nowhere” and “Scared of Getting Sober.” The former is a story song that has him dealing with a bit of imposter syndrome as he grapples with his own humility and others’ faith in him in light of his success, while the latter is a sparse and emotive heartbreak ballad.

With Later Tonight, Josh Ross proves he is not just a name to watch but an artist fully stepping into his moment. His debut blends clever lyricism, heartfelt ballads, and stadium-ready hooks, proving he’s ready to shine.

Later Tonight Track List:

  1. Later Tonight (Alexander Izquierdo, Ryan Vojtesak, John Byron, Ashley Gorley)
  2. Hate How You Look (Nicholas Sainato, Chris McKenna, Jessica Farren, Christian Yancey)
  3. My Side Of Town (Jimmy Robbins, Seth Ennis, Josh Miller, Abram Dean)
  4. Smith & Wesson (Ben Stennis and Michael Tyler)
  5. Leave Me Too (Ben Stennis, Michael Tyler, Laura Veltz, Allison Veltz-Cruz
  6. Half Lit (Michael Tyler, Josh Miller, Will Bundy, John Morgan)
  7. Mad At Me (Kyle Fishman, Travis Wood, Jimmy Robbins, Casey Brown)
  8. Whiskey You (Josh Ross, Matt Geroux, Mason Thornley, Jacob Hackworth, Heath Warren, Brad Rempel, Joe Fox, Seth Ennis)
  9. Break My Heart In Two (Josh Ross and Mason Thornley)
  10. Single Again (Josh Ross, Joe Fox, Brad Rempel)
  11. Songs You Gave Me (Josh Ross, Mason Thornley, Matt Geroux)
  12. Namin’ Names (Geoff Warburton, Michael Lotten, Ryan Hurd, Jesse Fink)
  13. Drunk Right Now (Na Na Na) with Akon (Edgar Robin Albers, Johannes Dieter Kranenburg, Michel Rozenbroek, Jorrit ter Braak, Maurice Huismans, Aliaune Thiam, Giorgio Tuinfort, Josh Ross, Brett Tyler, Grady Block)
  14. Nobody From Nowhere (Josh Ross, Matt Geroux, Brad Rempel, Jacob Hackworth, Heath Warren)
  15. Scared Of Getting Sober (Josh Ross, Joe Fox, Seth Ennis, Mason Thornley, Heath Warren)

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Later Tonight
  2. Break My Heart in Two
  3. Single Again
  4. Songs You Gave Me
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Josh Ross shares debut album, ‘Later Tonight,’ out now on all streaming platforms.

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Late Tonight is available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.