Sturgill Simpson's Mutiny for the Masses Tour

0:00It's April 9th. Welcome to Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Long before Sturgial Simpson dropped his disco banger mutiny after midnight, he was out here spitting bars at prom like a young MC, ready to take the stage. That throwback video just resurfaced, showing the country star with a real rap flow back in the day. Last month, he unleashed the album under his Johnny Blue skies alias, keeping it old school with physical copies only at first, cherry red vinyl and cassettes. No big streaming push, just straight to the fans and indie shops. It still hit number three on the Billboard 200 chart, Provin Tangible Music packs a punch. Simpson said they planned it that way to back local stores and sparked that real connection between artists and listeners. Now he's announcing the mutiny for the masses tour this fall, starting September 4th in Austin, Texas, with his band The Dark Clouds. This by skyrocketing costs from inflation and fuel, he's locking ticket prices right

1:00where they were. Last year, high end, low end, average, all. Unchanged. Simpson's always mixing chaos with craft, from teen rhymes to chart top and disco, and this run looks set to keep the energy wild for fans nationwide.