Jerrod Niemann Toasts New Album ‘This Ride’

Pictured (L-R): songwriters Lance Miller, AJ Babcock, Brandon Hood, Rob Hatch, Pete Good, Jerrod Niemann, Corey Crowder, Jimmy Robbins, Luke Dick, Cole Taylor, Joel Shewmake, Jessie Jo Dillon, CJ Solar and Jeff Hyde. Photo: Katie Kauss

Jerrod Niemann celebrated the upcoming release of his album This Ride with an intimate event at Hemingway’s Bar & Hideaway in Nashville on Wednesday night (Sept. 26), where his favorite lyrics from all 13 tracks were on display around the room.

Surrounded by family, friends and the songwriters featured on the project, Niemann said, “It’s an honor to be a part of this community. It was important for me at this event to celebrate the talent and friendship of everyone that poured their heart and soul into this album.”

In anticipation of This Ride, which is due out Oct. 6 via Curb, Niemann recently released videos for the sexy “But I Do,” feel-good anthem “I Got This,” and the heart-wrenching “Comeback.” The album is currently available for pre-order, and fans that purchase will receive four instant grat tracks, including the single “God Made A Woman.”

Pictured (L-R): Ryan Dokke (VP of Promotion, Curb Records), Jim Ed Norman (CEO, Curb Records), Jerrod Niemann, Taylor Childress (VP/GM, Curb Records) and Mike Rogers (National Director of Promotion, Curb Records). Photo: Katie Kauss

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