Grant Gilbert Heads ‘West Of Fort Worth’ On Latest Album
Grant Gilbert will release his new LP West of Fort Worth tomorrow (June 27) via River House Artists.
The singer-songwriter recently released a new single from the project, “Where Do Dreams Go”, a bittersweet track about trying to make ends meet in an unforgiving world. On the new album, Gilbert teamed with producer Lukas Scott and songwriters Dan Alley, Brent Anderson, Joey Hendricks and more.
The new collection finds Gilbert leaning even deeper into his Texas roots, combining his love of the Lone Star country music he was raised on with the rock of Springsteen and Creedence Clearwater Revival. Gilbert has already released several singles from the new album, including “Bad Reputation,” his collaboration with tourmate and fellow Texan Hudson Westbrook which has racked up nearly a million streams on Spotify, the anthemic title track that pays homage to his Texas heritage, and last year’s “Drunk Since Dallas,” which marked his third consecutive No. 1 at Texas regional radio.
Teetering between rollicking bar anthems, tender love songs and story songs about the everyday American, West of Fort Worth further solidifies Gilbert’s soulful rock-influenced country sound, and follows 2023’s Between the Highways EP, which was produced by Jonathan Singleton.
West of Fort Worth Track List:
1. “West of Fort Worth” (Grant Gilbert, Barrett Baber, Korey Hunt, Dan Alley)
2. “This Ain’t That Song” (Grant Gilbert, Beau Bailey, Daniel Agee)
3. “Here For The Party” (Gretchen Wilson, John Rich, Big Kenny)
4. “Bad Reputation” (Grant Gilbert, Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Beau Bailey)
5. “Forever In This Fire” (Grant Gilbert, Beau Bailey, Jason Massey)
6. “Where Do Dreams Go” (Grant Gilbert, Brent Anderson, Joey Hendricks)
7. “Drunk Since Dallas” (Grant Gilbert, Forrest Finn, Joe Whelan)
8. “In Loving Memory” (Grant Gilbert, Matthew Morrisey)
