Aldean plays the "Highway Desperado"
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Aldean plays the "Highway Desperado"

Friday, August 25, 2023 – Jason Aldean today announced his 11th studio album, "Highway Desperado," will be out Nov. 3 on Broken Bow.

Aldean has been embroiled in controversy recently for his radio hit "Try That In A Small Town" with some saying that a video for the song was racist.

Aldean said the inspiration for the album's title came from his latest sold-out headlining arena tour, as well as his early days as an artist. "I think when I look back on it, I built my career early on my live show, and have been on the road touring since I was 18 years old. For us, touring is our favorite part. Getting on the bus and going town to town and playing our shows and doing our thing and seeing the fans... the title for the tour and album was really inspired from that."

The disc, produced by Aldean's long-time producer Michael Knox, contains 14 songs, "Try That In A Small Town." The release also contains the new track "Let Your Boys Be Country," as well as three tracks co-written by Aldean. He first introduced music from the release in May with the release of the fan-appreciation anthem, "Tough Crowd," at this year's ACM Awards.

Released today as another preview of new music to come, "Let Your Boys Be Country" was written by Jaron Boyer, Allison Veltz Cruz, and Micah Wilshire.

The album marks the first new music since Aldean's 10th studio project, the double album "Macon, Georgia."

The track listing is:
1. Tough Crowd - Kurt Allison, Marv Green, Tully Kennedy, Kelley Lovelace, Neil Thrasher
2. Let Your Boys Be Country - Jaron Boyer, Allison Veltz Cruz, Micah Wilshire
3. Knew You'd Come Around - Kurt Allison, Ben Hayslip, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan
4. Hungover In A Hotel - Jason Aldean, Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, David Lee Murphy, Neil Thrasher
5. Try That In A Small Town - Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, Kelley Lovelace, Neil Thrasher
6. Whiskey Drink - Kurt Allison, Jonathan Edwards, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan
7. Whose Rearview - Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan, Lydia Vaughn
8. I'm Over You - Josh Phillips, Michael Tyler, Micah Wilshire
9. Rather Watch You - Jessi Alexander, Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, Kelley Lovelace, Neil Thrasher
10. Breakup Breakdown - Jason Aldean, Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan, Lydia Vaughan
11. Get Away From You - Kurt Allison, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan, Lydia Vaughn
12. Changing Bars - Kurt Allison, Jonathan Edwards, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan
13. From This Beer On - Kurt Allison, Jonathan Edwards, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan
14. Highway Desperado - Jason Aldean, Kurt Allison, Jonathan Edwards, Tully Kennedy, John Morgan


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