Eric Church is set to launch another leg of his “Double Down Tour” September 13th and 14th in Green Bay, Wisconsin, but this leg may be the last time fans see him play two different unique shows in each city, like he’s been doing on the trek.

“I feel like from now on, I hope that we can focus on those people that come one night of the year that they’ve traveled however many miles, they want to hear ‘Round Here Buzz,’ they get to hear ‘Round Here Buzz,” he shares.

He adds that while he still wans to be “unique” and “different” when he tours, “I don’t know if I did another tour like this,” noting, “I think that the Double Down Tour was as far as I want to go from a challenge point.”

Miranda Lambert teased some big news was coming, and she wasn’t kidding. The singer announced yesterday that her new album, “Wildcard,” will drop November 1st.

“When people listen to this record, I want them to know that I see them and hear them,” Miranda says of the record, produced by Jay Joyce. “I feel you, because I’m just a girl from East Texas, writing about all the things that go on in my world and in the worlds of people around me.”

She adds, “I want people to get along, you know, just be who you are, own it and move on from the moments you couldn’t live in.”

Miranda also released the tracklist for the record, which features a collaboration with Maren Morris, on the song “Way To Pretty For Prison.” (check out the track list below, swipe through to second picture)

But Miranda didn’t only drop news, she dropped a new song as well. The singer released the track “Bluebird,” the fourth song she’s shared from the record following “It All Comes Out In The Wash,” “Locomotive,” and “Mess With My Head.”

Hunter Hayes is releasing a new album, and fans don’t have to wait long for it. In fact, the record, “Wild Blue (Part 1),” drops tomorrow. The record, his first in four years, will actually be the first in a trilogy, featuring the 10 songs on Part 1 either written or co-written by Hunter himself.

“I was originally going to put out the album on the anniversary of my debut album (in October) because I felt like I was picking up where I left off there,” he said on Today” when announcing the record, “but I decided I couldn’t wait any longer.”

Hunter actually recorded his album in his living room, and tells “The Tennessean” it had a big impact on the final product. “I had nothing keeping me from saying what I wanted, writing what I wanted, producing what I wanted,” he says. “I spent a lot of time writing as if the world was watching, and I decided to make a record as if no one was watching, and that helped me remove all my filters.”

Check out the track list below:

“Madness”
“Wild Blue”
“Heartbreak”
“One Good Reason”
“Dear God”
“Loving You”
“My Song Too”
“One Shot”
“Night and Day”
“Still”

Brothers Osborne is releasing an album recorded during their three-night stint at the Ryman Auditorium, and now they’ve shared some more details about the release.

“Live At The Ryman” will drop October 11th and feature 12 tracks, including hits like “Stay A Little Longer,” and “It Ain’t My Fault” as well as “Weed, Whiskey And Willie” and “Love The Lonely Out Of You,” and their current single “I Don’t Remember Me Before You.”

Check out the track list below:

“Drank Like Hank”
“Shoot Me Straight”
“I Don’t Remember Me (Before You)”
“Weed, Whiskey and Willie”
“Down Home”
“Rum:
“Pushing Up Daisies (Love Alive)”
“Tequila Again”
“21 Summer”
“Love The Lonely Out Of You”
“Stay A Little Longer”
“It Ain’t My Fault”