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Block "Couldn't Care Less"

Saturday, August 16, 2025 – With her sophomore album "Things You Didn't See," coming Oct. 10, Priscilla Block was out Friday with the new song "Couldn't Care Less."

Last month, Block released the song "You're Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)."

Written by Block alongside Trannie Anderson, Alex Maxwell and Cole Taylor, and produced by four-time GRAMMY Award-winner David Garcia, "Couldn't Care Less" is a stark look at the unseen emotional weight behind Block's armor of carefree, megawatt charisma.

Written by Block alongside Trannie Anderson, Alex Maxwell and Cole Taylor, and produced by David Garcia, "Couldn't Care Less" is a look at the unseen emotional weight behind Block's charisma.

"For what has felt like forever, here we are stepping into a new chapter," said Block. "The past couple of years have been a rollercoaster. This life has challenged me not only as an artist, but as a person. Honestly, there's been a part of me that has felt misunderstood. The girl who "couldn't care less," when in reality, I've never cared more.

"Writing 'Couldn't Care Less' was the therapy I didn't even know I needed. For a long time, people have seen me as bulletproof, but this is a side they haven't seen. It's the misunderstood part of me, the insecurities that come with being human. It feels like the perfect way to lead into my record."

On the 14-track record, Block opens up about her struggles with body image and online haters, the mental health battles faced by artists in a world that always wants more, an internal wrestle with artistic identity and the pressures to fit country music's mold.

Block, 30, released her record "Welcome to the Block Party" in 2022 along with two EPs. She rose to popularity with the success of her PLATINUM-Certified track "Just About Over You."

Block is set to tour with Cole Swindell on his Happy Hour Sad Tour, starting Thursday, Sept. 4 at Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio.

The track list is:
1. "Things You Didn't See" - Writers: Priscilla Block, Brandon Paddock, Martin Johnson
2. "Bring Me Downtown" - Writers: Priscilla Block, Cole Taylor, David Garcia, Laura Veltz
3. "Stranger Things (with Chase Matthew)" - Writers: Priscilla Block, Trannie Anderson, Cole Taylor, David Garcia
4. "Goodwill To Gucci"- Writers: Priscilla Block, Audra Mae, Summer Overstreet, Jesse Frasure
5. "Phones And Radios" - Writers: Priscilla Block, David Garcia, Trannie Anderson, Blake Pendergrass
6. "Couldn't Care Less"** - Writers: Alex Maxwell, Cole Taylor, Trannie Anderson, Priscilla Block
7. "2-3-4" - Writers: Priscilla Block, Alex Maxwell, Sarah Jones
8. "Try" - Writers: Priscilla Block, Tyler Hubbard, Trannie Anderson, David Garcia
9. "Good On You" - Writers: David Garcia, Jessie Jo Dillon, Laura Veltz, Priscilla Block
10. "Yard Sale"* - Writers: Priscilla Block, Laura Veltz, David Garcia, Jessie Jo Dillion
11. "You're Breaking My Heart (Cecilia)"* - Writers: Chris Tompkins, Jesse Frasure, Jessie Jo Dillon, Hailey Whitters, Paul Simon
12. "He's My Man" - Writers: Alysa Vanderheym, Faren Rachels, Chris Tompkins, Jacob Hackworth
13. "Elijah" - Writers: Priscilla Block, Sarah Jones, Rian Ball
14. "Time Ain't A Two Lane (Demo)"*** Writers: Rian Ball, Priscilla Block, Sarah Jones, Aaron Raitiere

Produced by David Garcia and Dave Cohen
*Produced by David Garcia and Jesse Frasure
**Produced by David Garcia
***Produced by Rian Ball

Tour dates are:
Aug. 28 | Catholic Health Amphitheater at Bald Hill | Farmingville, NY
Aug. 30 | Midwest Old Threshers Reunion | Mount Pleasant, IA
Sept. 4 | Huntington Center | Toledo, OH^
Sept. 5 | Canton Civic Center | Canton, OH^
Sept. 11 | Marshall Health Network Arena | Huntington, WV^
Sept. 12 | Erie Insurance Arena | Erie, PA^
Sept. 13 | Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza | Wilkes-Barre Township, PA^
Sept. 18 | Rupp Arena | Lexington, KY^
Sept. 19 | The Classic Center | Athens, GA^
Sept. 20 | Dignity Health Amp | Macon, GA^
Sept. 25 | Dacotah Bank Center | Brookings, SD^
Sept. 26 | Alliant Energy PowerHouse | Cedar Rapids, IA^
Sept. 27 | Alerus Center | Grand Forks, ND^
Oct. 2 | Blue FCU Arena | Loveland, CO^
Oct. 3 | Ford Wyoming Center | Casper, WY^
Oct. 4 | Brick Breeden Fieldhouse | Bozeman, MT^
Oct. 9 | Angel of the Winds Arena | Everett, WA^
Oct. 10 | Toyota Center | Kennewick, WA^
Oct. 11 | Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater | Nampa, ID^
Oct. 23 | The Ranch Concert Hall & Saloon | Fort Myers, FL
Oct. 24 | Hard Rock Live at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino | Hollywood, FL^
Oct. 25 | The BayCare Sound | Clearwater, FL^
Oct. 26 | The St. Augustine Amphitheatre | St. Augustine, FL^
Nov. 7 – Nov. 8 | Island Resort & Casino | Harris, MI

^ denotes support dates for Cole Swindell's Happy Hour Sad Tour


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CD review - Welcome To The Block Party Whether she sings sad or happy, at her best, Priscilla Block may remind you of Miranda Lambert. Even when the production for "Welcome To The Block Party" gets a little too loud and busy, nothing can drown out Block's downhome country singing style. Same goes for Lambert. However, Block consistently comes through as a special talent on this important new album. Block's conversational singing style during "Peaked In High School" especially brings Lambert to mind. ...


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