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Presley & Taylor Relive The Chaos Of Their 20s On New Album ‘Act My Age,’ Due In October

August 21, 2026/by Lorie Hollabaugh

Sister duo Presley & Taylor are heading into a brand new chapter with their new album Act My Age, set for release Oct. 16.

Along with the album announcement, Presley & Taylor have released their new single, “Drunk,” which flips the script on the classic breakup bender, proving the boys aren’t the only ones who head to the bar when a relationship goes sideways.

Built around the messy, funny, emotional and often unpredictable reality of being in your 20s, Act My Age finds Presley & Taylor getting candid about every mistake, bad decision, heartbreak, growing pain and hard-earned lesson that comes with figuring out who you are, and refusing to apologize for any of it. On the 12-song set, the sisters aren’t trying to present a perfectly polished version of themselves, instead documenting the chaos of growing up, falling in love, getting hurt, chasing a dream, experiencing life and learning, sometimes the hard way, to trust their own instincts.

“Once we figured out all of the songs we wanted to include in this new chapter, it was easy to see a common thread: the messiness of life in your 20s,” shares Presley & Taylor. “We’re both married now and starting to settle down but we certainly had our share of toxic relationships, bad decisions, heartbreak, fun and everything in between and are grateful to lean into it all. ”’Drunk’ really sums up that dramatic, chaotic, ‘throw caution to the wind’ air to your twenties, all wrapped up in a breakup.”

“Drunk” is the fifth track to be released from the project since the duo teamed up with Andrew Baylis, and follows “Bands Breakup” “Sting,” “Out of This Dodge” and the autobiographical ballad “The Kind of Girl.”

The duo is slated to join Tracy Lawrence on tour this fall.

Act My Age Track List:
1. “One Last Shot” (Haley Mae Campbell, Lydia Dall, Jason Haag, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
2. “So Badly” (Andrew Beason, Emma Place, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini, Kate Zickler)
3. “Drunk” (Haley Mae Campbell, Lydia Dall, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
4. “The Kind of Girl” (Michael Farren, Tiffany Goss, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
5. “Act My Age” (Brent Mccollough, Will Dakota, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
6. “Sting” (Andrew Beason, Emma Place, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
7. “Lucky Old No. 7” (Canaan Smith, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
8. “Boys Lie” (Haley Mae Campbell, Brent Mccollough, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
9. “Out of This Dodge” (Sam Blasko, Claire Carruthers, Brent Mccollough, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
10. “Tell Me” (Andrew Beason, Emma Place, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
11. “Bands Breakup” (Andrew Beason, Canaan Smith, Presley Termini, Taylor Termini)
12. “On the Ride” (Adam M. Watts, Alyson R. Michalka, Amanda Joy Michalka, Andrew Creighton Dodd, Carrie Michalka)

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Lorie Hollabaugh
Lorie Hollabaugh
Hollabaugh, a staff writer at MusicRow magazine, has over 20 years of music business experience and has written for publications including American Profile, CMA Close Up, Nashville Arts And Entertainment, The Boot and Country Weekly. She has a Broadcast Journalism and Speech Communication degree from Texas Christian University, (go Horned Frogs), and welcomes your feedback or story ideas at lhollabaugh@musicrow.com.
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