
Brantley Gilbert's 'Good Damn': A New Chapter
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Brantley Gilberts new single Good Damn marks his return to country radio, capturing the raw emotions of running into an ex. Co-written with Brock Berryhill, Hardy, and Taylor Phillips, the track echoes his early hits and hints at his upcoming eighth studio album. Gilbert is also hitting the road with festival shows, promising a blend of his roots and whats next in country music.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brantley Gilbert's 'Good Damn': A New Chapter. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 27th. This is Music News today, AI-powered stories shaping the sound. Brandly Gilbert has released his new single, Good Damn, marking his first track Hitting Country Radio since signing with BBR Music Group and BMG, Nashville on Wheelhouse Records. The song captures that tense moment of running into an X at a bar and feeling old sparks ignite all over again. He co-wrote it with Brock Berryhill, Hardy, and Taylor Phillips and produced it alongside Berryhill. Drawing from his own 11-year marriage to Amber, it lays bare the raw emotions of a real life encounter loaded with their shared past. Fans love how it echoes the gritty honest style from Gilbert's early hits that first made him a country star. The track mixes vulnerability with a subtle undercurrent of hope, leaving listeners hooked on the unresolved tension. This release kicks off a fresh chapter for Gilbert, hinting at his upcoming eight studio album full of that signature swagger. Meanwhile, he's hitting the road with festival shows lined up through spring and summer.
Keep an eye out for fall tour dates as Gilbert brings this personal story to stages everywhere, blending his roots with what's next in country music.
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