Dustin Lynch wasn’t kidding when he said fans wouldn’t have to wait long for his next studio album. The “Thinking ‘Bout You” singer just revealed that Blue in the Sky will be available in February.
The album will drop on Feb. 11, per a tweet that also revealed the album’s cover and tracklist. Lynch’s chart-topping hit with MacKenzie Porter is among three collaborations, all of which were leaked in 2021. “Tequila on a Boat” with Chris Lane and “Huntin’ Land” with Riley Green made the cut, as did nine others fans haven’t heard yet.
Talking to Taste of Country Nights in December of 2021, Lynch revealed that his fifth studio album was finished and delivered to his record label. It’s the follow-up to Tullahoma, released in January of 2020. That album included a pair of No. 1 hits and another that cracked the Billboard Country Airplay Top 5.
Zach Crowell produced Lynch’s Blue in the Sky Album. In the summer of 2021, Lynch shared two additional songs that ultimately found their way to the 12-song collection. The mid-tempo, fiddle-led love story “Pasadena” and acoustic ballad “Not Every Cowboy” were released to digital streaming platforms in July.
Dustin Lynch, Blue In the Sky Track List:
1. “Party Mode”
2. “Thinking ‘Bout You” (Feat. MacKenzie Porter)
3. “Stars Like Confetti”
4. “Somethin’ That Makes You Smile”
5. “Break It on a Beach”
6. “Tequila on a Boat” (Feat. Chris Lane)
7. “Tennessee Trouble”
8. “Summer Never Ended”
9. “Back Road TN”
10. “Huntin’ Land” (Feat. Riley Green)
11. “Pasadena”
12. “Not Every Cowboy”
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