Variety is the spice of life, which explains the striking audio diversity in this edition of DISClaimer.
For your listening enjoyment, we have blues, disco, honky-tonk, r&b, folk, and more today. Country and Americana have seldom sounded better.
Reba McEntire is a bona fide superstar, a Country Music Hall of Fame member, a TV sit com star, and a still-vivacious contributor to her genre. Give the woman some R-E-S-P-E-C-T with a Disc of the Day award.
Warner/Reprise newcomer Theo Lawrence takes home this week’s DISCovery Award.
MEGHAN PATRICK / “I Sure Hope So”
Writers: Joe Clemmons/Karen Kosowski/Meghan Patrick; Producers: Karen Kosowski, Meghan Patrick; Label: Riser House Records
– Patrick rocked this year’s CRS New Faces show and is a two-time CCMA Female Vocalist of the Year (2017, 2018). This echoey country rocker kicks up dust as she unspools a message of resilience. In a potent backwoods soprano, she tells us that there’s life on the other side of a breakup. A solid winner.
LITTLE BIG TOWN / “We Could Have It All”
Writers: Ashley Monroe/Jimi Westbrook/Karen Fairchild; Producers: Gena Johnson, Karen Fairchild; Label: MCA
– Jimi takes the lead on this deliciously melodic power ballad, and then the group unfurls its perfect four-part harmony and sends the song soaring.
PYNK BEARD / “Mine, Lord Willing”
Writers: Coleridge Tillman/Trevor Brown/Warren Okay Felder/Zaire Koalo; Producer: Oak for The Orphanage; Label: Red Bull Records
– Pynk Beard triumphed when he auditioned last week on America’s Got Talent with this joyous, high-energy bopper. This week, he advanced into the next round, still bounding with infectious enthusiasm. Give him some timely spins, because he’s got the goods.
JASON ALDEAN / “Anytime Soon”
Writers: John Edwards/John Morgan/Kurt Allison/Tully Kennedy; Producer: Michael Knox; Label: Broken Bow Records
– The big, oomphy production is the star here. His vocal, deeply embedded in the mix, takes a back seat. The song is forgettable.
DASHA / “Memo”
Writers: Ashley Gorley/Ben Johnson/Dasha/Shane McAnally; Producer: none listed; Label: Warner Records
– A kiss-off tune with a kick of rhythm and a shot of attitude. She’s a dancing queen.
RILEY GREEN / “Imagine That”
Writers: Jonathan Singleton/Ray Fulcher/Riley Green; Producer: none listed; Label: Big Machine Records/Nashville Records Harbor & Entertainment
– Moody, yearning and broken hearted.
BUDDY MILLER & DAN PENN / “Don’t Look Back”
Writers: Ronald White/Smokey Robinson; Producer: Buddy Miller; Label: New West Records
– A revelation. These two take the 1966 Temptations golden oldie to an unexpected country place. Penn’s effortlessly soulful voice and Miller’s hillbilly croon make the lyrics sound utterly fresh.
CARTER FAITH, LACI KAYE BOOTH & BABY NOVA / “Pearl Handled Pistol”
Writers: Carter Faith/Chris Tompkins/Laci Kaye Booth/Jessie Jo Dillon; Producer: Tofer Brown; Label: MCA/Gatsby Records
– A bluesy, haunting, minor-key warning with an atmosphere that swirls like lazy cigarette smoke. She is not a gal to be messed with. Carter Faith’s debut collection, Cherry Valley, made news as an ACM Album of the Year nominee. You’ll find this darkly listenable track on its deluxe edition, Cherry Valley Forever.
K. MICHELLE / “Jesus & Whiskey”
Writers: Ernest Keith Smith/Jordan Dozzi/Kimberly Michelle Pate/Rocky Block; Producers: K. Michelle, Kristian Bush; Label: BBR Music Group
– This is the title tune of an album that will drop on Oct. 16. K. Michelle is an r&b star and a standout on TV’s Real Housewives of Atlanta and Love & Hip Hop. Her move to Nashville was a re-boot, and her transition to country music rings with authenticity. Bush’s production is marvelously supportive of her earnest, plaintive delivery of the heartache tune. She even yodels a bit. Applause, applause.
REBA McENTIRE / “Ring, Ring”
Writers: Bob DiPiero/Karyn Rochelle/Kellie Pickler; Producer: Dave Cobb; Label: Rockin’ R Records/MCA
– Reba’s calling. She’s in police custody and in a heap of trouble because of rowdy behavior involving clocking a rival in a honky-tonk. The track rocks, the lyric is clever as hell, and the superstar’s vocal is packed with personality.
LANCE COWAN / “The Air That You Breathe”
Writers: Karen Leipziger/Lance Cowan; Producer: Scott Paschall; Label: Lantzapalooza Müzik
– Sensitive, engrossing and intimate. This touching world portrait is the title tune of the new album by this folkie Americana artist. The entire acoustic collection is gentle audio seduction.
MORGAN FREEMAN & KEB’ MO’ / “Cadillac Assembly Line”
Writer: Mack Rice; Producers: Eric Meier, Howard Stovall, Lawrence “Boo” Mitchell, Martin Gellner, Morgan Freeman, Neale Murray, V.G. Jairam, V.G. Jaishankar; Label: Decca Music Group
– Smoldering and fevered. Oscar-winning actor Freeman shows an impressive grasp of electric blues with Nashville’s own Keb’ Mo’ providing the voice for his Symphonic Blues Experience. The backing musicians are The Ground Zero Blues Club Band, who perform at Freeman’s Mississippi night spot.
THEO LAWRENCE / “I Love You, Bartender”
Writers: Bill Anderson/Theo Lawrence; Producer: Chris Scruggs ; Label: xxx
– Wry and winking. The lightly Latin rhythm is sweet and steel-soaked. His softly crooning singing style tackles the lyric with complete seriousness. Ya gotta love this guy: He issued his song on a 45 r.p.m. vinyl record.
The Erv Woolsey Company Bids Farewell After 40 Years
/by Lauryn SinkPictured (L-R): Connie Woolsey, Clint Woolsey, Tom Cheney, Erv Woolsey, Dottie Oelhafen, Eddie Tidwell, Felicity Tidwell and Allen Mitchell. Photo: Courtesy of The Erv Woolsey Company
The Erv Woolsey Company has officially closed its doors after 40 years in business.
The company was founded in 1983 by the late Erv Woolsey, who guided the career of George Strait for more than four decades in one of the longest and most successful artist-manager relationships in entertainment history. Together they celebrated record-breaking tours, 60 No. 1 hits, sold-out stadiums, industry awards and unforgettable moments that helped shape the landscape of country music. The company also guided the careers of Lee Ann Womack, Dierks Bentley, Clay Walker and Ronnie Milsap.
“For our family, The Erv Woolsey Company was never just a business – it was a reflection of who my dad was. Our family is deeply grateful to the artists who placed their trust in him, the employees who dedicated so much of their lives to this company, and the countless friends throughout the industry who became part of our extended family,” shares Erv’s son and EWC CEO, Clinton Woolsey. “While it is difficult to say goodbye to the company, we are incredibly proud of the legacy my father leaves behind. His influence will continue to live on through the people he mentored, the careers he helped shape, and the example he set for all of us. We will always be grateful for the love and support shown to our family and to The Erv Woolsey Company.”
Looking to the future, Clinton Woolsey, lead singer of Stone Senate, is concentrating on his passion for music with plans to record new material ahead of his European Tour. Longtime team representative and artist advocate Dottie Oelhafen has founded The Artist Desk Co. and continues to work with Strait and Woolsey independently. EWC’s tenured Allen Mitchell plans to announce details surrounding his next chapter in the coming days maintaining representation of Michael Ray, Jenna Paulette, Tyler Booth, Adam Hood, Stone Senate and the Davisson Brothers through newly established Reverie Ranch Music Group.
Moving forward, contact Woolsey at clint@ervwoolsey.com, Oelhafen at dottie@theartistdeskco.com and Mitchell at allen@reverieranchmusic.com.
‘Mickey Guyton & Friends Holiday Tour’ To Kick Off In November
/by Lorie HollabaughMickey Guyton. Photo: Ford Fairchild
Mickey Guyton is celebrating the holiday season this year with her first-ever “Mickey Guyton & Friends Holiday Tour” kicking off Nov. 29 in Atlanta.
The 12-city run will include stops in Chicago, Pittsburgh, Boston, Palm Desert and more, with a Nashville show on Nov. 30, and will feature an unforgettable evening of holiday favorites, songs from Guyton’s album Feels Like Christmas, and special guest performances celebrating the most wonderful time of the year.
Tickets are on sale now.
Guyton’s album Feels Like Christmas was released last year and featured fan favorites “Sugar Cookie,” “Feels Like Christmas,” and “Mistletoe Kisses,” alongside timeless classics like “O Holy Night” and “Do You Want To Build A Snowman.” Most recently, Guyton performed at the NYC Pride Parade for the first time, and earlier this year the NBA tapped her to perform the national anthem ahead of Game 5 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs.
“Mickey Guyton & Friends Holiday Tour” Dates:
Nov. 29 – Atlanta, GA
Nov. 30 – Nashville, TN
Dec. 2 – Chicago, IL
Dec. 6 – Houston, TX
Dec. 8 – Pittsburgh, PA
Dec. 9 – Annapolis, MD
Dec. 11 – New York, NY
Dec. 13 – Philadelphia, PA
Dec. 14 – Boston, MA
Dec. 15 – Ridgefield, CT
Dec. 21 – Mesa, AZ
Dec. 22 – Palm Desert, CA
Kurt Stevens Celebrates The Coastal Life On Upcoming New LP ‘Better With A Breeze’
/by Lorie HollabaughKurt Stevens will release his debut album Better with a Breeze on Sept. 4. He’s previewing the new project with the release of new track “Cast Away,” about a therapeutic day on a sandbar where he’s in no rush to be found.
Inspired by his love of the coastal life, Stevens’ new project is a glimpse into where he came from and the path that inspired his music.
“To me, life is all about the journey. Better with a Breeze is just that; a journey that winds from the coast I grew up on to the places and people I’ve come to love along the way. Every song on this record is a song that I’ve lived,” says Stevens.
“I’ve always loved music that can take you somewhere, music where you close your eyes and you’re instantly transported to another place, another time, somewhere the breeze off the ocean cools you down in just the right way,” he continues. “Somewhere the craziness of the world was left behind at the dock, even just for a little while. Music that can take you away or maybe even help you find love somewhere in the stars.”
Stevens draws inspiration from artists like Bob Marley, Jack Johnson, Jimmy Buffett and Kenny Chesney, and has previously opened for Luke Combs, Jake Owen, Maren Morris and The Band Perry, among others. His most recent releases include “Already Alright”, “Warmer Days,” “Flamingo,” “Smooth,” “Everglades,” and “Bigger Boat.” Stevens will perform at the annual Island Hopper Music Festival in Fort Myers this September.
Better with a Breeze Track List:
1. “Already Alright” (Kurt Stevens, Mike Burke, Tyler Bank)
2. “The Rain” (Kurt Stevens, John Frank, Tom Pino)
3. “Better With a Breeze” (Kurt Stevens, Brian Alexander)
4. “Cast Away” (Kurt Stevens, John Frank, Tom Pino)
5. “Smooth” (Kurt Stevens, Bradley Collins, Brian Alexander, Kent Jenkins)
6. “Bigger Boat” (Kurt Stevens, John Frank, Tom Pino)
7. “Over & Out” (Kurt Stevens)
8. “Learning to Be Patient” (Kurt Stevens)
9. “Might Collect Rocks” (Kurt Stevens, John Frank, Tom Pino)
10. “Everglades” (Kurt Stevens, Adam Sickler, Tyler Bank)
11. “Somewhere in the Stars” (Kurt Stevens, Adam Sickler, Tyler Bank)
12. “Flamingo” (Kurt Stevens)
13. “When the Wind Blows” (Kurt Stevens, John Frank, Tom Pino)
14. “Where Pelicans Fly” (Kurt Stevens)
The Sways Sign With Rounder Records
/by Lauryn SinkThe Sways.
The Sways have signed with Rounder Records.
The signing follows a breakout year for The Sways, whose viral track “Someday We Will Dream About Today” has amassed more than 25 million global streams and generated over 200 million views across Instagram and TikTok. The band made their label debut with their new single, “All I Ever Wanted Was You,” available today on all streaming platforms.
“The Sways are the kind of artists who remind us why timeless songwriting still matters,” says Senior Director of A&R Jeanette Porcello and Chief Creative Officer Andy Serrao. “Their music is honest and beautifully crafted, and they’ve formed an incredible connection with fans by remaining true to themselves. From our earliest conversations, it was clear that we shared the same vision for their future. We’re honored to welcome The Sways to Rounder Records and excited to help bring their music to an even wider audience.”
“This partnership feels incredibly natural,” said The Sways. “Rounder understood who we are from the very beginning and shares our vision for what’s ahead. We’re excited to start this next chapter together and continue growing with the fans who have supported us along the way.”
This fall, the band will join The Brook & The Bluff as direct support on an 18-date U.S. tour kicking off Oct. 2 in Alabama.
Bottomland Inks With Sony Music Nashville
/by Lauryn SinkPictured (L-R): Ivan Lightfoot (Conveyer Management), Margaret Tomlin (VP, A&R), Taylor Lindsey (Chair & CEO, SMN), Bottomland (Cannon Brand & Justin Gates), Ken Robold (President & COO, SMN), Kyle Hutton (Conveyor Management), Jason McColl (Sr. Director, A&R, SMN). Photo: Matthew Berinato
Bottomland, comprised of Cannon Brand and Justin Gates, has inked with Sony Music Nashville.
“Still feels a little unreal saying this out loud, but we signed a major record deal with Sony Music Nashville,” the duo shares. “It’s hard to put into words what this means to us. When we formed Bottomland, something clicked and it felt like we started creating the music we were always destined to make. Now we’re in a position we only used to dream about, and it feels like we’ve finally been given the opportunity we’ve been working toward for so long.”
The Texas natives first garnered attention with performances around their home state and have since amassed 7.8 million global streams. They released their new single, “We’re About To Break Up,” today. The track was written by HARDY, Jameson Rodgers, Smith Ahnquist and Hunter Phelps.
“We’ve been fans of Hardy for as long as we can remember, so getting pitched a song that he was a writer on was one of those ‘is this really happening?’ moments,” shares the duo. “We knew from the first listen that we had to make this one our own. We poured everything we had into it, and we couldn’t be more proud of how it turned out. It’s become one of our favorite songs to play every night, and we look forward to playing it for a long time. We hope we did the song and the writers behind it justice.”
The duo is currently on the road with upcoming dates in Texas, Washington and Louisiana.
Thomas Rhett Expands ‘The Soundtrack To Life Tour’ To UK In Spring
/by Lorie HollabaughThomas Rhett. Photo: Josh Aikin
Thomas Rhett is taking his “The Soundtrack To Life Tour” overseas with three dates in the United Kingdom next April.
The international extension will bring the tour to the U.K. in April 2027 for three arena dates, marking his first headlining run in the region since 2018. The tour will stop at Manchester’s AO Arena on April 22, London’s The O2 on April 23, and Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on April 25. Kameron Marlowe will join as support.
Tickets go on sale Aug. 7, with presales beginning Aug. 4.
“Our U.K. fans have always shown us so much love,” says Rhett. “Getting back for our own arena tour has been something we’ve been working on for a really long time. We’ve got a lot of songs to catch up on together and I can’t wait to see everybody next spring.”
Meanwhile, Rhett’s stateside tour picks back up on Aug. 13 in Columbia, Maryland with rising stars ERNEST, Kashus Culpepper, Zach John King, Vincent Mason and Conner Smith joining over the course of the summer in rotating support slots, and Emily Ann Roberts kicking off each night of the tour.
2026 CCMA Songwriters Unplugged Series Lineup Revealed
/by Lorie HollabaughThe Canadian Country Music Association has unveiled the lineup for the 2026 CCMA Songwriters Unplugged Series presented by SOCAN with Apple Music on Sept. 16-18.
Held across three sessions during Country Music Week 2026 at Saskatoon’s Capitol Music Club, the series will feature intimate, in-the-round acoustic performances from writers including Dean Brody, John Morgan, Tenille Townes, Brock Phillips, Madeline Merlo and more. Each session offers fans a rare opportunity to experience the stories, inspiration, and artistry behind the music from some of the most celebrated voices in Canadian and international country music.
Session One: CCMA Songwriters Unplugged presented by SOCAN with Apple Music
September 16 – Session one kicks off Country Music Week 2026 with performances by Noah Derksen, Parker Graye, Brittany Kennell, Brock Phillips, Taylor-Rae, Shantaia, Catie St. Germain, and TANAEYA
Session Two: CCMA Songwriters Unplugged presented by SOCAN with Apple Music
September 17 – Session two keeps the festivities going with performances from Sully Burrows, Andrew Hyatt, Kyle McKearney, Madeline Merlo, Sacha, Tebey, Tim Neufeld of Tim and the Glory Boys, and Adam Wendler
Session Three: CCMA Songwriters Unplugged: Crossing Borders presented by SOCAN with Apple Music’s Ty Bentli
September 18 – The series culminates with a special songwriting round hosted by Apple Music’s Ty Bentli, featuring Dean Brody, John Morgan, Tenille Townes, and Parker Welling
Tickets for each session are available here.
Kenny Chesney Tops The MusicRow Country Breakout Chart
/by John Nix ArledgeKenny Chesney; Photo: Allister Ann
Kenny Chesney tops the MusicRow Radio Chart this week with his hit “Carry On.”
The track comes off of Chesney’s twenty-first studio album Silver Sands Marina and was written by Chase McGill, Matt Jenkins and Jessi Alexander.
Last week, The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum celebrated the opening of its “Kenny Chesney: Living in Fast Forward” exhibit presented by Blue Chair Bay Rum.
“Carry On” currently sits at No. 10 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart and No. 8 on the Mediabase chart.
Click here to view the latest edition of the MusicRow Weekly containing the MusicRow CountryBreakout Radio Chart.
DISClaimer Single Reviews: Reba Is ‘Packed With Personality’
/by Robert K OermannVariety is the spice of life, which explains the striking audio diversity in this edition of DISClaimer.
For your listening enjoyment, we have blues, disco, honky-tonk, r&b, folk, and more today. Country and Americana have seldom sounded better.
Reba McEntire is a bona fide superstar, a Country Music Hall of Fame member, a TV sit com star, and a still-vivacious contributor to her genre. Give the woman some R-E-S-P-E-C-T with a Disc of the Day award.
Warner/Reprise newcomer Theo Lawrence takes home this week’s DISCovery Award.
MEGHAN PATRICK / “I Sure Hope So”
Writers: Joe Clemmons/Karen Kosowski/Meghan Patrick; Producers: Karen Kosowski, Meghan Patrick; Label: Riser House Records
– Patrick rocked this year’s CRS New Faces show and is a two-time CCMA Female Vocalist of the Year (2017, 2018). This echoey country rocker kicks up dust as she unspools a message of resilience. In a potent backwoods soprano, she tells us that there’s life on the other side of a breakup. A solid winner.
LITTLE BIG TOWN / “We Could Have It All”
Writers: Ashley Monroe/Jimi Westbrook/Karen Fairchild; Producers: Gena Johnson, Karen Fairchild; Label: MCA
– Jimi takes the lead on this deliciously melodic power ballad, and then the group unfurls its perfect four-part harmony and sends the song soaring.
PYNK BEARD / “Mine, Lord Willing”
Writers: Coleridge Tillman/Trevor Brown/Warren Okay Felder/Zaire Koalo; Producer: Oak for The Orphanage; Label: Red Bull Records
– Pynk Beard triumphed when he auditioned last week on America’s Got Talent with this joyous, high-energy bopper. This week, he advanced into the next round, still bounding with infectious enthusiasm. Give him some timely spins, because he’s got the goods.
JASON ALDEAN / “Anytime Soon”
Writers: John Edwards/John Morgan/Kurt Allison/Tully Kennedy; Producer: Michael Knox; Label: Broken Bow Records
– The big, oomphy production is the star here. His vocal, deeply embedded in the mix, takes a back seat. The song is forgettable.
DASHA / “Memo”
Writers: Ashley Gorley/Ben Johnson/Dasha/Shane McAnally; Producer: none listed; Label: Warner Records
– A kiss-off tune with a kick of rhythm and a shot of attitude. She’s a dancing queen.
RILEY GREEN / “Imagine That”
Writers: Jonathan Singleton/Ray Fulcher/Riley Green; Producer: none listed; Label: Big Machine Records/Nashville Records Harbor & Entertainment
– Moody, yearning and broken hearted.
BUDDY MILLER & DAN PENN / “Don’t Look Back”
Writers: Ronald White/Smokey Robinson; Producer: Buddy Miller; Label: New West Records
– A revelation. These two take the 1966 Temptations golden oldie to an unexpected country place. Penn’s effortlessly soulful voice and Miller’s hillbilly croon make the lyrics sound utterly fresh.
CARTER FAITH, LACI KAYE BOOTH & BABY NOVA / “Pearl Handled Pistol”
Writers: Carter Faith/Chris Tompkins/Laci Kaye Booth/Jessie Jo Dillon; Producer: Tofer Brown; Label: MCA/Gatsby Records
– A bluesy, haunting, minor-key warning with an atmosphere that swirls like lazy cigarette smoke. She is not a gal to be messed with. Carter Faith’s debut collection, Cherry Valley, made news as an ACM Album of the Year nominee. You’ll find this darkly listenable track on its deluxe edition, Cherry Valley Forever.
K. MICHELLE / “Jesus & Whiskey”
Writers: Ernest Keith Smith/Jordan Dozzi/Kimberly Michelle Pate/Rocky Block; Producers: K. Michelle, Kristian Bush; Label: BBR Music Group
– This is the title tune of an album that will drop on Oct. 16. K. Michelle is an r&b star and a standout on TV’s Real Housewives of Atlanta and Love & Hip Hop. Her move to Nashville was a re-boot, and her transition to country music rings with authenticity. Bush’s production is marvelously supportive of her earnest, plaintive delivery of the heartache tune. She even yodels a bit. Applause, applause.
REBA McENTIRE / “Ring, Ring”
Writers: Bob DiPiero/Karyn Rochelle/Kellie Pickler; Producer: Dave Cobb; Label: Rockin’ R Records/MCA
– Reba’s calling. She’s in police custody and in a heap of trouble because of rowdy behavior involving clocking a rival in a honky-tonk. The track rocks, the lyric is clever as hell, and the superstar’s vocal is packed with personality.
LANCE COWAN / “The Air That You Breathe”
Writers: Karen Leipziger/Lance Cowan; Producer: Scott Paschall; Label: Lantzapalooza Müzik
– Sensitive, engrossing and intimate. This touching world portrait is the title tune of the new album by this folkie Americana artist. The entire acoustic collection is gentle audio seduction.
MORGAN FREEMAN & KEB’ MO’ / “Cadillac Assembly Line”
Writer: Mack Rice; Producers: Eric Meier, Howard Stovall, Lawrence “Boo” Mitchell, Martin Gellner, Morgan Freeman, Neale Murray, V.G. Jairam, V.G. Jaishankar; Label: Decca Music Group
– Smoldering and fevered. Oscar-winning actor Freeman shows an impressive grasp of electric blues with Nashville’s own Keb’ Mo’ providing the voice for his Symphonic Blues Experience. The backing musicians are The Ground Zero Blues Club Band, who perform at Freeman’s Mississippi night spot.
THEO LAWRENCE / “I Love You, Bartender”
Writers: Bill Anderson/Theo Lawrence; Producer: Chris Scruggs ; Label: xxx
– Wry and winking. The lightly Latin rhythm is sweet and steel-soaked. His softly crooning singing style tackles the lyric with complete seriousness. Ya gotta love this guy: He issued his song on a 45 r.p.m. vinyl record.
Kenny Chesney Unveils ‘Silver Sands Marina’ Track List
/by Lauryn SinkKenny Chesney has revealed the track list to his upcoming album, Silver Sands Marina, due Sept. 25 via HEY NOW Records.
“It’s funny how records show you who they are,” Chesney shares. “And Silver Sands Marina came together in a whole other way when we found the title track and a couple others. When we went in and cut those last three tracks, I realized: it’s like a rock in your shoe, it’ll bother you until it’s right when you’re dealing in songs. But when it’s right, you know.”
The 11-track project features Megan Moroney, Lily Meola and Colbie Caillat. Chesney previewed the album earlier this year with “Carry On,” a top 10 single on country radio.
“Some of these songs are unlike anything people have heard, or haven’t heard in a long time,” says Chesney. “Some of them go deep, some of them will make people turn it up, a few will make them laugh… But, together, I think they’ll remind them how great it is to be alive. Even on days where you need a song like ‘Carry On,’ we’re making the best of what we’ve got.”
Chesney will appear tonight (July 30) on TalkShopLive at 7 p.m. EST to talk about what makes the songs special, his guests and answer fan questions.
Silver Sands Marina Track List:
1. “Burn My Boat”
2. “Carry On”
3. “Talkin’ Dirt”
4. “Goldfish (featuring Lily Meola)”
5. “Silver Sands Marina”
6. “It Just Got Weird (featuring Megan Moroney)”
7. “Sad Casino”
8. “Shot A Car Into Space”
9. “Remember Me That Way”
10. “What We Got Going On (featuring Colbie Caillat)”
11. “Shot Glass”