Randall King – Into the Neon (Warner Nashville) – Texas traditional country singer Randall King releaases his sophomore effort for the label. The disc contains 18 songs.

Charles Esten – Love Ain't Pretty (Self-released) – Charles Esten, who was in the TV show, "Nashville," will release his debut album

Cody Johnson – Leather (Warner Nashville) –

Dolly Parton – Rockstar (Butterfly/Big Machine) – Dolly Parton makes her first ever rock album. She covers 21 well-known songs along with having penned nine new songs for the project. Parton received help from many artists including Elton John, Paul McCartney, Lizzo and Miley Cyrus.

Chris Stapleton – Higher (Mercury Nashville) –

Jason Aldean – Highway Desperado (Broken Bow) – Jason Aldean will release his 11th studio album. The disc includes the controversial "Try That in a Small Town."

Shooter Jennings – Shooter Jennings And The Werewolves Of Los Angeles do Zevon (Black Country) – Shooter Jennings covers 13 songs from the late Warren Zevon live in Los Angeles. The disc was recorded at the Rebels & Renegades Festival in Monterey, Cal.

Jon Pardi – Merry Christmas from Jon Pardi (Capitol Nashville) – Jon Pardi releases his first holiday album with almost all of the songs being secular.

Old California – Metaterranea (Self-released) – Old California releases its sixth album in its 16-year history. The band incorporates a variety of styles including country and The Beatles.

The Cadillac Three – The Years Go Fast (Big Machine Label Group) – The Cadillac Three releases its sixth studio album. "Young and Hungry" is the first single from the country fuzz trio of Jaren Johnston, Kelby Ray and Neil Mason.

Flatland Cavalry – Wandering Star (Interscope) – Flatland Cavalry, a Lubbock, Texas/Nashville country band, make their major label debut.

Jon Byrd – All Your Mistakes (Longleaf Pine) – Music veteran Jon Byrd is out with an album of originals and covers. Byrd offers his take on songs by Billy Sherrill, Johnny Paycheck and Ian Tyson.

Riley Green – Ain't My Last Rodeo (Big Machine Label Group) – Riley Green releases his second-full length effort for the label. The 12 songs includes a cover of Tim McGraw's "Damn Country Music" and single "Different 'Round Here (featuring Luke Combs)."

Charlie Worsham – Compadres (Warner Nashville) – Charlie Worsham, who has gained acclaim for his instrumental prowess, released "Compadres" on Warner Music Nashville. Dierks Bentley, Luke Combs, Elle King, Kip Moore and Lainey Wilson all help out on the five-song EP.

Nicole Galyon – second wife (Songs & Daughters/Big Loud) – Nicolle Galyon, better known as a songwriter, put out a six-song EP. Married to fellow hit songwriter Rodney Clawson (George Strait, Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney) the surprise EP came on their 16th wedding anniversary. The EP resulted from a collaborative effort between Galyon and Clawson over a long weekend at their farm just outside of Nashville.

Margo Price – Strays II (Loma Vista) – Margo Price releases an expanded version of her January album, "Strays." The new disc contains nine additional songs.

John Baumann – Border Radio (Telingua Springs Records) – John Baumann, a member of The Panhandlers with Josh Abbott, William Clark Green and Cleto Cordero of Flatland Cavalry, releases his fourth solo disc.

Darius Rucker – Carolyn's Boy (Capitol Nashville) – Darius Rucker is out with his first album in six years. Rucker named the disc after his mother. Rucker helped write 11 of the 14 songs.

Alex Miller – Country (Billy Jam) – Kentucky native Alex Miller releases a five-song EP that focuses on the more traditional side of country.

John Morgan – Remember Us? (Broken Bow) – John Morgan releases his debut EP, containing six songs. Morgan had a hand in writing all of them. Six different people helped produce the set including Jason Aldean. Morgan, a North Carolina native, has had eight songs cut by Aldean.