Eli Young Band are "Learning To Fly"

"Tom Petty's influence on Eli Young Band runs deep, as he has always been, in one way or another, a road map for us," said Eli Young Band frontman Mike Eli. "'Learning To Fly' has long been a fixture in our show as well as many of his other songs. We are so pumped to be part of such an incredible salute to one of the masters."

"Learning To Fly" — the first track released from the American rock band's 1991 album, "Into the Great Wide Open" - was the most successful single on the Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart that year, remaining at the summit for six weeks.

The record is set for release on June 21 via Big Machine Records in partnership with the Tom Petty Estate.

Big Machine Records and the estate have unveiled several tracks from the album thus far; most recently, Wynonna Judd's take on "Refugee" featuring Lainey Wilson, Steve Earle's rendition of "Yer So Bad," Chris Stapleton's take on "I Should Have Known It," following "Southern Accents," reimagined by Petty's friend and fellow Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Dolly Parton. Dierks Bentley's version of "American Girl" is featured on the album, premiering earlier this year.