ZBB, Andress join forces "Any Day Now"
Friday, September 16, 2022 – Zac Brown Band collaborated with label-mate Ingrid Andress for a brand new version of "Any Day Now" out today
The track is on "The Comeback (Deluxe)" due Sept. 30.
Brown enlisted some of his musical friends for the deluxe version including Cody Johnson for "Wild Palomino," Jamey Johnson for "Stubborn Pride (with Marcus King)" and James Taylor for "Love and Sunsets."
Blake Shelton also joins the group for a new version of current single, "Out In The Middle," which is nearing Top 15 at country radio now.
ZBB also announced an upcoming performance at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on Sept. 22.
More news
- 03/03/25: Andress follows her "Footsteps"
- 08/05/24: ZBB stands behind "Two Blue Chairs & You"
- 07/16/24: Andress admits she was drunk in singing Anthem, checks into rehab
- 07/15/24: Andress gets skewered for flubbing anthem.
- 04/19/24: ZBB, McAnally look for "Pirates & Parrots"
- 03/12/24: ZBB will "Tie Up" next week
- 02/14/24: South Africa hosts country fest
- 10/27/23: ZBB has "Baby O'Riley" covered
CD reviews
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