Shenandoah Readies First New Album In Seven Years, Due In February

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Shenandoah is releasing a brand new project, If That Ain’t Country, on Feb. 26 via 8 Track Entertainment.

The project, their first since 2020, features nine new songs alongside several of the band’s recent high-profile collaborations, with more featured guest artists set to be announced in the coming weeks. Previously released songs on the album include “Sunday in the South” featuring Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan, “Two Dozen Roses” with Luke Combs, “The Church on Cumberland Road” featuring Nickelback, and the band’s latest collaboration, “Scares Me More” with Alexandra Kay. The title track from the new album is out now.

“We just can’t wait to share these new songs with our fans,” says Shenandoah lead singer Marty Raybon. “It’s been seven years since we released a new album so the timing couldn’t be better. As everybody knows, 90s country is hotter than a two-dollar pistol right now, and I can say this new album won’t disappoint our fans, old or new. Get ready, y’all!”

The announcement follows another milestone year for the group, highlighted by a sold-out 40th Anniversary celebration at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Oct. 28. The evening marked Shenandoah’s first-ever headlining performance at the iconic venue and featured special appearances by Jamey Johnson, Alexandra Kay, Mae Estes and Adam Sanders. The celebration also included the presentation of a double Platinum plaque commemorating the band’s signature hit, “Two Dozen Roses.”

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