The Mavericks End Another Year At The Ryman & Announce New Album

The Mavericks. Photo: David McClister

The Mavericks wrapped another 100-show year of touring this month by returning home to Nashville for their year-end tradition of a two-night grand finale at the historic Ryman Auditorium.

The band then reconvened in Nashville’s Blackbird Studio to put the final touches on a new album, with initial singles expected in the first quarter of 2024, and a full album release set for late spring. The new project will mark The Mavericks first studio album since 2020’s chart-topping En Espanol project, and the band’s first full album of original English language compositions since 2017’s Brand New Day.

The Mavericks have already announced another extensive tour for the first half of the new year that includes a spring 14-show run in Europe.

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