Lonestar Announces New Album & Upcoming National Tour

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Pictured (L-R): Lonestar’s Michael Britt, Drew Womack, Keech Rainwater, Dean Sams. Photo: Taylor Ballantyne

In 2022, Lonestar celebrated their 30th anniversary as a band. The award-winning group is celebrating the milestone by announcing their new album, Ten to 1, will release June 2. By re-recording 10 of their No. 1 hits, the album will give fans brand new versions of their beloved classics in a project that combines nostalgia and innovation.

The collection’s lead single, “Amazed,” originally spent 11 weeks atop the charts, and it is set to release on March 1. Lonestar’s Dean Sams, Keech Rainwater, Michael Britt, and Drew Womack all worked on these re-recordings to balance freshness and familiarity for the Ten to 1 project.

“We’ve been doing this for a very long time, and we’ve been super blessed in our 30 plus years together to have 22 top 10 singles and then have 10 of those go No.1,” says Sams, a founding member of Lonestar and producer of the group’s last six albums.

“Most of these songs we’ve played for 25 years or so, and we know these songs like the back of our hand,” adds Britt. “It was fun to be able to record songs that everybody knows and just put a different spin on them because we’ve changed them over time.”

The 10-song collection is ordered chronologically beginning with Lonestar’s very first No. 1 from 1996, “No News.”

Ten to 1 Tracklist:
“No News”
“My Front Porch Looking In”
“Come Cryin’ To Me”
“Amazed”
“Smile”
“What About Now”
“Tell Her”
“I’m Already There”
“Mr. Mom”
“Everything’s Changed”

Coming off a successful touring year in 2022, Lonestar has a full slate of upcoming shows beginning in February, including some of their bucket list venues on their national trip. March 3 will mark Lonestar’s first headlining show at Nashville’s historic and iconic Ryman Auditorium.

Lonestar Tour Dates:
2/17 – Carlsbad, NM – Walter Gerrells Performing Arts & Exhibition Center
2/18 – Tucson, AZ – Tucson Rodeo
2/25 – Kingsland, GA – K-Bay Mardi Gras
3/3 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
3/4 – Versailles, OH – BMI Event Center
3/16 – Sugarcreek, OH – Ohio Star Theater
3/17 – Bloomington, IL – Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
3/18 – Flint, MI – Capitol Theatre
3/19 – Jackson, MI – The Potter Center at Jackson College
3/24 – Lake Jackson, TX – The Clarion at Brazosport College
3/25 – Marble Falls, TX – Putters & Gutters
4/13 – El Cajon, CA – Sycuan Casino Resort
4/14 – Florence, AZ – Country Thunder Arizona
4/15 – Santa Fe, NM – Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino
4/16 – Georgetown, TX – Two Step Inn
5/12 – Lampe, MO – Black Oak Mountain Amphitheater
5/13 – Kansas City, KS – Legends Field
6/16 – Deadwood, SD – Downtown Deadwood (Main Street)
7/15 – Tipton, IA – Cedar County Fair
7/22 – Twin Lakes, WI – Country Thunder Wisconsin
8/4 – Camrose, AB – Big Valley Jamboree
8/5 – Lake Cowichan, BC – Sunset Country Festival
8/12 – Galva, IL – The Back Road Music Festival
8/17 – Fairmont, MN – Martin County Fair
8/19 – Lakeside Marblehead, OH – Hoover Auditorium
9/2 – West Liberty, OH – Country Legends Festival
10/7 – Pocomoke City, MD – Dock Jam
10/21 – Kissimmee, FL – Country Thunder Florida

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