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Rodney Atkins ‘True South’ – Album Review

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Rodney Atkins’ new album, True South is out now, May 29th on all streaming platforms. Take a listen and read our full review below.

As one of country music’s most consistent hitmakers, it seems impossible that Rodney Atkins hasn’t released a new album in seven years. Yet, it’s been that long since 2019’s Caught Up in the Country.

Today, however, Atkins returns with True South, a 12-song collection that is both a reintroduction and a reaffirmation of who he is as an artist. Released by Curb Records, the LP is authentically Atkins, leaning heavily into the themes that have defined his career to date: small-town values, family, country music, and everything in-between.

As one of the genre’s most relatable and familiar voices, True South only solidifies that position. Here, the Tennessee native  is unapologetically reflective of his family life and marriage, pairing nostalgia with unvarnished simplicity and authenticity.

One such moment occurs with an unexpected, but welcomed, surprise. It’s a reimagined version of his twenty year old mega-hit, “Watching You.” On the 2.0 version, the song becomes a duet with his now 22-year-old son Elijah, who appeared in the original music video as a child. Two decades after the song’s release, the new version fits seamlessly into the themes and style of True South, carrying even more emotional weight as a duet. Atkins summed it up perfectly on social media, sharing “I can’t believe my little bear is all grown up.”

The album’s title track and “Hole in One” both deliver exactly the kind of countrified anthems Rodney Atkins fans have come to love. “True South” is packed with references to smoky brisket, Carhartt jackets, Sunday church pews, and John Deere tractors, celebrating Southern identity without feeling forced or overproduced. It’s proudly country and unapologetically rooted in rural life. Likewise, “Toys in the Dirt” leans into nostalgia, painting vivid memories of carefree childhood summers and simpler days spent outdoors.

“Helluvit” allows him to play off clever lyrics, balancing heartfelt sentiment with easygoing charm as he proclaims, “You’re my little bit of Heaven in the helluvit.” Meanwhile, “The Real Thing” finds him taking a playful, yet pointed, approach at the phoniness of the world today. Here, he doesn’t hesitate to call out everyone from fake country singers churned out by Music Row to fake soldiers scaring people with guns. Here, he asks the simple question, “Will the real thing please stand up?,” longing for authenticity.

“All Y’all” brings a more inclusive, feel-good energy to the record with its “Come one, come all, y’all” spirit and singalong-ready chorus that feels tailor-made for live shows. Meanwhile, “Small Town After All” cleverly plays off a familiar earworm from a Disney ride (“It’s a Small World”), turning the phrase into a lighthearted reflection of life in a small town. “It’s a small town after all, Everybody’s gonna talk,” He muses. “It’ll be alright because it’s a small town after all”

One of the album’s most touching moments comes on “The Years Are Short,” a powerful reflection of fatherhood that finds him grappling with just how fast time flies. For the father of three, the song is a reminder to slow down and enjoy your children while they’re still young.

“And the world turns fast, the clock turns slow // Some “right nows” feel like forever // But they stack up, and they shake out // Like all the names and dates and measures // Scribbled here in pencil just inside this pantry door // The days are long Oh, but the years are short”

The album concludes with the poignant final two tracks, “Believe Me” and “Marry Me Again.” emerges as one of the album’s emotional high points. “Believe” is a sparse and tender duet that features vocals from Atkins’ wife, Rose Falcon. Together, they deliver a simple but moving declaration of enduring love. 

Lastly, “Marry Me Again” finds Atkins wanting to propose to Falcon all over again. It captures the wonder of marriage and enduring love, sharing the romantic prospect of a husband wanting to get down on one knee all over again after a decade of ups and downs. “I’m down on the same knee holding a new ring saying the same things I said back then,” He proclaims. “What do you say ‘fore we make it another ten, Will you marry me again?”

For Rodney Atkins, True South stands out because it never tries too hard. Rather than chasing trends, Atkins stays true to what he’s best at and the result is a heartfelt and authentic project from start to finish.

True South Track List:

  1. True South (Rodney Atkins, Rose Falcon, Blake Redferrin, Jake Saghi)
  2. Helluvit (Rodney Atkins, Rose Falcon, Daniel Ethridge, Seth Mosley)
  3. Hole In One (Jordan Schmidt, Devin Dawson, Zach Kale)
  4. Toys In The Dirt (Thomas Archer, Lalo Guzman, Michael Tyler)
  5. Watching You 2.0 (with Elijah Atkins) (Rodney Atkins, Steven Dean, Brain White)
  6. The Years Are Short (Casey Beathard, Monty Criswell)
  7. All Y’all (Rodney Atkins, Rose Falcon, Seth Mosley, Smith Ahnquist)
  8. Small Town After All (Richard Sherman, Robert Sherman, Ben Hayslip, Chase McGill, Ben Burgess)
  9. Silver Bullets (Jake Owen, Bobby Pinson, Josh Thompson, Jimmy Robbins)
  10. The Real Thing (Rodney Atkins, Nicole Witt)
  11. Believe Me (with Rose Falcon) (Rose Falcon, Gabe Dixon, Michael Whitworth)
  12. Marry Me Again (MMA) (Rodney Atkins, Russell Sutton, Jaxson Free, Jim McCormick, Adam Craig)

Country Swag Picks:

  1. Marry Me Again
  2. The Years Are Short
  3. Toys in the Dirt
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Rodney Atkins shares new album, ‘True South,’ 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 Rodney Atkins releases.

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

True South 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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Rodney Atkins Shares Brand New Song “Hole In One”

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “Hole In One”, out now, April 10th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new release below.

Rodney Atkins has truly transcended generations, planting his roots firmly into country music, while bringing a catchy flair to all of his songs. The hitmaker returned after a three year hiatus with his song,“True South”, and now he’s gearing up for the release of his long-awaited studio project. Fans get another taste of the True South album today with the release of a brand new song. “Hole In One” is out now.

On the brand new song, perfectly timed with the Masters, Atkins brings the heat. The song is a mid-tempo jam, ready for anyone to blast in the car, while fishing or even at a bonfire. Clever lyrics and a crowd-pleasing beat transcend through the speakers as you listen to the fun new song. “Hole In One” gives fans a taste at the more fun and rowdy side of the forthcoming, True South project, out this May.

Atkins’ resurgence feels like perfect timing. “Hole In One” is an incredible reminder of his talent, and it makes us even more excited for the record, True South to come out on May 29th. Stay tuned!

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “Hole In One,” 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 Rodney Atkins releases.

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

“Hole In One” 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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Rodney Atkins Shares Brand New Song “The Years Are Short”

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “The Years Are Short”, out now, February 13th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new release below.

Rodney Atkins has truly transcended generations, planting his roots firmly into traditional country music, while bringing a catchy flair to all of his songs. The hitmaker returned after a three year hiatus with his song,“True South” last year, and now he’s gearing up for the release of his long-awaited studio project. Fans get another taste of the True South album today with the release of a brand new song. “The Years Are Short’ is out now.

On the brand new song “The Years Are Short,” Atkins signature gravely voice is on full display. The track is a sentimental reflection on fatherhood, where he looks back at eighteen years of raising his sons. Throughout the song, Atkins reminds parents to savor the little moments with their children. “The Years Are Short” is an honest, anecdotal song that will tug at anyone’s heartstrings, especially fellow parents.

“I got one that makes me pray // I got one that makes me cuss // Some days we’re raising them but then some days they’re raising us // We’ve learned to wave the white flag // Trade some battles for some wars // Cause the days are long // But the years are short”

Atkins’ resurgence feels like perfect timing. “The Years Are Short’ is an incredible reminder of his talent, and it makes us even more excited for the record, True South to come out on May 8th. Stay tuned!

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “The Years Are Short,” 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 Rodney Atkins releases.

To keep up with Rodney Atkins, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

“The Years Are Short” 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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Rodney Atkins Shares Brand New Song “Marry Me Again”

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “Marry Me Again”, out now, January 24th, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new release below.

Rodney Atkins has truly transcended generations, planting his roots firmly into traditional country music, while bringing a catchy flair to all of his songs. The hitmaker returned after a three year hiatus with his song,“True South” and now the singer-songwriter is upping the ante. Today, Atkins releases a touching new song called, “Marry Me Again.”

Written for his wife Rose Falcon, Atkins spotlights his lifelong commitment to his wife after more than a decade of marriage, sons, and a a ton of musical accomplishments. “Marry Me Again” celebrates all that love is in a new and unique way. Atkins is no stranger to bringing his fans into his life, highlighting his love for his family along the way, and “Marry Me Again” is another example of that.

“We came a long way from lawn chair beers in my garage by candlelight // It felt so right when we locked eyes the first time you stayed the night // We wrote our plans in Captiva sand that everything and nothing changed // You still drive me crazy // I thank God you took my name // Now look at us here we are // We got ourselves a pretty good start // We fell together and not apart // Made it out alive with a couple scars // I’m down on the same knee holding a new ring // Saying the same things I said back then // What do you say before we make it another ten // Will you marry me again”

Both “True South” and “Marry Me Again” are getting fans ready for a brand new project coming Atkins sooner rather than later! Stay tuned!

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “Marry Me Again”, 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 Rodney Atkins releases.

To keep up with Rodney Atkins, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Marry Me Again” 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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Rodney Atkins Returns with New Song “True South”

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Rodney Atkins  shares new song, “True South,” out now, November 22nd, on all streaming platforms. Listen to the new release below.

After a three year hiatus, Rodney Atkins is back with new music! The talented artist has transcended generations, planting his roots firmly into traditional country music. The hitmaker officially drops his brand new song, “True South” as a long-awaited follow-up to his critically acclaimed album, Caught Up In The Country.

“True South” is a feel-good country song that truly pays homage to the blue-collar workers and the southern way of living. Atkins, who grew up in the Cumberland Gap, shares music that speaks to his upbringing, always sharing an appreciation for backwoods living. “True South” is a true anthem for hard-work, a little fun, and some hell-raising behaviors. It is the perfect companion to the singer’s previous releases, while still leaving listeners eager for more new music.

“We are the true south // Baptized with a cotton mouth //Deep in the way out // Redneck with a blue hound // Ain’t no concrete cowboys // Riding round down here // Buncha backwood plow boys // Tillin’ rust on an old John Deere // We are the true south (We are the true south) // We are the true south”

Atkins provides listeners with an incredible song as we head into the end of 2024. “True South” is a great addition to your music library.

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Rodney Atkins shares new song, “True South,” 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 Rodney Atkins releases.

To keep up with Rodney Atkins, follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

“True South” 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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Rod + Rose: Self-titled Debut EP – Review

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Rod + Rose, comprised of Rodney Atkins and wife, Rose Falcon have officially combined their talents on their self-titled debut EP. Listen to the brand new music below and check out our full review.

For Rod + Rose, releasing music together was a natural progression. Like Thompson Square or Joey and Rory before them, the pair are a team both on and off the stage. Married in 2013 and the parents to two sons, Rodney Atkins and Rose Falcon have joined forces as a new musical duo.

With six #1 hits under his belt including “If You’re Going Through Hell,” “Watching You,” and “Caught Up in the Country,” Atkins may be the more well-known of the pair. Yet, Falcon has had great success in her own right as both a singer and a songwriter, writing for the likes of Faith Hill and Lady A. Meanwhile, Eric Paslay’s version of her song “Friday Night” was a number one hit in 2019.

Today, January 28, the couple released their self-titled debut EP, featuring five new songs that show their strengths as a duo. Atkins brings his patented country drawl to the collection, supported by Falcon’s rich and velvety tone, their voices blending in perfect harmony.

The EP’s opening track “Being Here, Being There” tells a tale that is oh-so-relatable. “This song is about being, and having, that friend who celebrates with you during the highs and isn’t afraid to get in the trenches with you during the lows,” says Falcon in a statement. “… if you have that person you can count on to walk through life with you, it’s a game changer. When one is down, the other picks up the slack, and vice-versa. We know how lucky we are to have each other, now more than ever.”

Likewise, “Anyway” and “Put Me Back Together” tell similarly beautiful tales of enduring love, the pair celebrating the way they complement each other in the highs and lows of life. “You take me high // When I’m dropping low // And you show me places I’ve never known,” They harmonize on “Put Me Back Together.” “Even when we’re just riding // ‘Round town getting stoned // Yeah, you put me back together again.” Meanwhile, on “Anyway,” they celebrate each other’s faults and the way they love in spite of them. Here, Falcon takes the lead with Atkins providing a stunning harmony.

“Fine By Me” is a stomping country up-tempo that wouldn’t have sounded out of place on an older Little Big Town record, the pair harmonizing about country living over fiddle and steel, accentuated by a toe-tapping, hand-clapping chorus. “Look at you sitting there,” they sing. “Looking oh so fine by me.”

The EP ends with a wedding version of “Figure Out You,” a song that should be used for first dances from now to eternity, the pair cooing, “I want to spend the rest of my life trying to figure out you.” While some artists may put out wedding songs as a way to find relevance, with Rod + Rose, the offering is purely organic and you can imagine the pair singing and feeling the lyrics.

“You keep me beautifully confused // First kiss I stole I knew // I wanna spend the rest of my life trying to figure out you.”

On their first EP as a duo, Rod + Rose reveal a collection of heartfelt tracks that are sure to melt even the coldest of hearts. Their connection is palpable through their harmonies, and if that ain’t love, we don’t know what is.

Rod + Rose EP Tracklist:

  1. Being Here Being There
  2. Fine By Me
  3. Put Me Back Together
  4. Anyway
  5. Figure Out You (Wedding Version)
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Rod + Rose’s debut self-titled EP is 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 and announcements about future Rod + Rose releases.

To keep up with Rod + Rose, follow them on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Rod + Rose EP 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.

Swag Sessions Featuring Rodney Atkins

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New York Country Swag hosted a Swag Session with ACM winner Rodney Atkins. The singer-songwriter is in New York promoting his brand new album Caught Up In The Country and sang the title track and one of his fan favorites, “Take A Back Road” for us during our Swag Session.

Atkins also talked about the process of putting out an album 7 years after his last release as well as how he knew he wanted to cut both major love songs that are featured on the record. He even told us the name of his son that he and his wife are getting ready to welcome later this summer.

Watch the full Swag Session above and take a listen Caught Up In The Country here.

For more music from artists we’ve featured during our LIVE Swag Sessions, check out our Sessions Playlist below and give it a follow for updates.

Keep up with Rodney Atkins on social media follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

 

 

 

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Up Close & Country with Rodney Atkins at New York’s 94.7

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Yesterday ACM Award winner, Rodney Atkins made his way to the Radio.com stage in New York City to perform as part of New York’s Country 94.7’s exclusive Up Close & Country segment. Radio personality and DJ Katie Neal welcomed Atkins and his two guitarists and background vocalists, Clint and Derrick to the stage, where they went on to sing some of Atkin’s biggest hits, as well as, some tracks off his latest album, Caught Up In The Country.

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Neal took some time to talk with Atkins, asking him what’s changed the most between his last album and his newest release, as well as, congratulating him for expecting a new baby in August. The singer laughing, revealed “My wife,” as the biggest change in his musical journey, adding “she’s actually singing on every song on the album in some capacity.” Getting to know Atkins personal journey with his family, made his follow-up performance feel like a big family affair throughout the entire 30-minute set.

A relaxed and cool Atkins encouraged the audience to sing along throughout his set. Opening up with the infectious, “Caught Up In The Country,” the title track off his newest album, the singer-songwriter had the intimate audience singing along with him right away. He continued the momentum, singing crowd favorites, “Take A Back Road, “If You’re Going Through Hell,” and “Farmer’s Daughter.”

The ease of which he flowed through each song was enticing and inspiring, as you could feel the connection Atkins has to his songs and the authenticity of his music. One of the highlights of his performance was when he decided to switch things up and play a love song off his new record, entitled “Figure Out You (Riddle).” He laments that the song was his first love song that wasn’t about “heartbreak.”

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After asking to play one more song; despite, time running out, Atkins ended his set with a fan request for “Watching You.” As he sang the heartfelt track,” it was easy to tell that the soon-to-be father of three has a special place in his heart for the song.

Overall Atkins performance was an impressive mix of new and classic songs, stemming from his decade long career. If you missed the event, check out snippets of his performance via our Instagram.

For more Rodney Atkins, don’t forget to check out our live Swag Session with the artist tomorrow evening.

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

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NYCS First Impression: Rodney Atkins ‘Caught Up In The Country’

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Rodney Atkins Caught up in the Country

It has been 8 years since Rodney Atkins released his last album Take a Back Road. It includes hits like “Farmer’s Daughter,” “Take a Back Road,” and “He’s Mine.” Atkins has produced countless chart-topping hits and sold over 10 million albums throughout his career and that had fans wondering why he took such a long break from music. Over Instagram throughout the last year, in anticipation of a new album, he has said that the time away from releasing music has been used to raise a family and in the previous few, to hone his craft to make more chart-topping hits. Caught Up In The Country is finally available and is Atkins newest album.

“Caught Up In The Country” was Atkins first release off the album back in the fall. The song celebrates all the good things that come with living in the country: beautiful sunsets, endless dirt roads, and countless stars in the sky. The boot-stomping single, featuring the Fisk Jubilee Singers, has already garnered over 86.6M on-demand streams and shows no signs of slowing down. “Caught Up In The Country” sets the mood for the whole album with meaningful lyrics and a rhythm that brings you back to your country roots. In our interview with Atkins last summer at Taste of Country Festival, he told us a little bit about the new music on the album stating: “It’s an organic record, but it is kind of me pushing the envelope.” Check out the full interview below.

Everyone knows Atkins song “Watching You,” about a young son who wants to be just like his dad in every way, and to accomplish this, he watches his dad’s every move. One of Atkins newest songs off the new album is “Young Man,” the continuation of the young boy’s life from “Watching You.” He stated on Instagram, “For those, my son was four years old, he’s 17 now, and this is telling him to be where he is, not try to grow up too fast. Be present, at whatever age you are.”

“All My Friends Are Drunk” is the anti-party song for all those who go to parties and don’t drink. The somber song tells a story of a group of friends who try taking their buddy out after a break up who ends up by himself when his friends go off and party. “Thank God For You” is another track off the album that shows his appreciation for the woman in his life. This upbeat song is a great one to sing along to with those around you who you appreciate every day. On a more personal note, we already see Atkins wife, Rose Falcon, appear in “Thank God For You” music video but her vocals also appear on the album in songs “Figure You Out” and “Everybody’s Got Something.” The “Figure Out You (Riddle) [Feat. Rose Falcon],” lyric video was just released and features personal photos of the singer, his two sons and Rose herself.

Other songs on the album include, “My Life,” the powerful story of his wife Rose Falcon’s beloved grandmother, “Burn Something,” a relationship that simply does not work together yet they keep running back, and “Cover Me Up,” a love song about simply being enough as you are.

In a recent press release, Atkins says. “I wanted to really tell a story in the shape and the melody of these songs—there’s more diversity on this record than I’ve ever had before—and to really take time to figure out the nuances because, ultimately, it’s a whole bunch of nuances that add up to make something special.” This album has a song for everyone and we are loving everything that it offers fans both lyrically and it’s rhythm.

To keep up with Rodney Atkins follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Caught Up In The Country 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.

Rodney Atkins 2019 Tour Dates:
5/10 – Gulf Breeze, FL, Flounders on Pensacola Beach
5/17 – Johnson Creek, WI, The Gobbler Theater
5/18 – Camp Douglas, WI, Camp Douglas
5/25 – Sarepta, LA, Muddy Bottoms ATV & Recreation
6/1 – LaFayette, GA, City of LaFayette
6/7 – Wapakoneta, OH, Auglaize County Fairground
6/8 – Goodhue, MN, Goodhue Volksfest
6/15 – Cardwell, MT, Headwaters Country Jam
6/16 – Mack, CO, Country Jam
6/17 – Richmond, UT, Cherry Peak Resort
6/21 – West Peoria, IL, Crusens
6/22 – East Bethel, MN, Route 65
6/28 – Rocklin, CA, Platinum Living Amphitheater at Quarry Park
6/29 – Morgan Hill, CA, Boots & Brews Country Music Festival
7/3 – La Porte, IN, Stone Lake Beach
7/4 – Hilliard, OH, Roger A. Reynolds Municipal Park
7/6 – Mitchell, SD, Corn Palace
7/17 – Kirksville, MO, Northeast Missouri Fair
7/19 – Hillsboro, MO, Jefferson County Fair
7/20 – West Liberty, IA, Muscatine County Fair
7/21 – Oshkosh, WI, Menominee Nation Arena
7/25 – Tooele, UT, Country Fan Fest
7/26 – Littleton, CO, Platte River Bar & Grill
7/27 – Kearney, NE, Buffalo County Fair
7/31 – Wausau, WI, Wisconsin Valley Fair
8/2 – Dodge City, KS, Central Station
8/3 – Springfield, NE, Sarpy County Fair
8/8 – Houston, TX, The Rustic – Houston
8/9 – Dallas, TX, The Rustic
8/10 – Lake Ozark, MO, Lazy Gators
8/30 – West, TX, Westfest
8/30 – Loveland, CO, Thunder Mountain Amphitheater
9/6 – Fredericksburg, VA, Celebrate Virginia After Hours
9/7 – Morganton, NC, Historic Morganton Festival
9/12 – Cincinnati, OH, Live at the Ludlow Garage
9/13 – Walhalla, SC, Walhalla Civic Auditorium
9/14 – Greensboro, NC, Greensboro Coliseum Complex
10/2 – Fryeburg, ME, Fryeburg Fair
10/3 – Bar Harbor, ME, Criterion Theatre
10/4 – Laconia, NH, Granite State Music Hall
10/5 – Rutland, VT, The Paramount Theatre

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Rodney Atkins Is Grateful For Love on “Thank God For You”

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Country artist Rodney Atkins just released his fourth song “Thank God For You” in anticipation of his fifth studio album Caught Up In The Country slated for release on May 10th. With the album being released in less than a month Atkins has been giving fans a sneak peek of what to expect by releasing a series of songs in advance.

For those who have been waiting years for a new release from the singer-songwriter can finally listen to his new tunes. With four tracks now released it is clear to see that fans will not be disappointed with Atkins new album. His track “Thank God For You” gives fans an uptempo fun loving song that shows his appreciation for the woman he has in his life. It is a song that anyone can relate to, having that one person that you are truly thankful for.

“I thank God there’s angels for young wild rebels / Girls who can dance you away from the devil / And make my world spin ’round the way you do / I thank God for the days on the front porch swinging / Holding your hand, the whole time thinking how lucky I am / Thank God for you”

That’s not all for the release of his new song, he also included a lyric video that tells the song’s story from start to finish. The video includes a compilation of heartwarming videos featuring couples of all ages, women, and children. Bringing to life the lyrics while showing off the songs heartfelt and meaningful message.

To keep up with Rodney Atkins follow him on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

“Thank God For 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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