Brett Young is set to release his fourth studio album, “Across The Sheets,” on August 4. The album revolves around the theme of deep connection and features eight tracks. Young explains that the title represents the person you want to share everything with, the one you lay your head down with every night.

To celebrate the album’s release date announcement, Young recently unveiled a new song called “Back To Jesus.” The track delves into feelings of faith, forgiveness, and finding someone who unexpectedly fulfills your desires.

“Across The Sheets” is a blend of new and familiar. The album opens with Young’s latest single, “Dance With You,” a heartfelt tribute to his wife, Taylor. The album also includes re-recorded versions of one of his cherished songs from his debut album, “You Ain’t Here To Kiss Me,” and a cover of Tim McGraw’s timeless 1994 hit, “Don’t Take The Girl.”

Reflecting on his creative journey during the pandemic, Young shares that “Across The Sheets” showcases his most daring themes and lyrics yet. He takes pride in his growth as a songwriter and artist, allowing listeners to glimpse more of his life through his music. The new songs have already resonated with fans during his tour.

Young will embark on the Dance With You Tour, starting on September 14 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The tour will feature special guests Jake Scott and Griffen Palmer. Previously, Young concluded his 5, TOUR, 3, 2, 1 with a hometown show at L.A.’s legendary Greek Theatre, marking a successful run of 17 cities. Currently, he is on the road for Sam Hunt’s Summer on the Outskirts Tour with Lily Rose.

Across the Sheets Track List:

1. “Dance With You” (Written by Brett Young, Jordan Minton, Jimmy Robbins)
2. “Let Go Too Soon” (Written by Brett Young, Chris LaCorte, Jon Nite)
3. “Back To Jesus” (Written by Brett Young, Justin Ebach, Jon Nite)
4. “Uncomfortable” (Written by Brett Young, Ryan Marrone, Jon Nite)
5. “Love Goes On” (Written by Brett Young, Sam Ellis, Julia Michaels)
6. “I Did This To Me” (Written by Brett Young, Ross Copperman, Gabe Simon)
7. “You Ain’t Here to Kiss Me (2022)” (Written by Brett Young, Matt Alderman, Tiffany Goss)
8. “Don’t Take the Girl” (Written by Larry Johnson, Craig Martin)

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It’s been three years, but Brett Young is finally back with his latest album. His third full-length project, ‘Weekends Look A Little Different These Days,’ is a tribute to family life, with a bit of sadness mixed in. Young has a fresh perspective on life and music since getting married and having children. The added punch of emotion behind some of these lyrics is just what he needed to keep his career on the upward trajectory of his previous releases.

Let’s start with the lead single and top ten hit ‘Lady’. It’s hard to say much that hasn’t already been said about this song, but you could almost feel Young about to burst with pride and joy over his unborn baby girl. Young’s soulful voice shines here as he makes you feel every emotion he must be feeling as he talks to a sonogram. The heartbeat at the very end gives it that nice extra touch of reality. On the opposite end of the spectrum, he uses his voice to break your heart on the breakup ballad ‘You Didn’t’. As much as he would like the other person to love him, he’s glad that she’s being honest with herself and not staying in the relationship for fear of hurting him. Every listener can relate to unrequited love and the best songs come from a real place.

If we’re looking for songs that aren’t of the highest quality, title track ‘Weekends Look A Little Different These Days’ just misses the mark. Country ballads can be tricky to find the right balance of emotion without being cheesy. This song doesn’t quite hit that sweet spot I was looking for when it came to lyrics and delivery. ‘This’ is the type of song we’ve heard before, sometimes with the exact same title. A relationship needs to get through all the hardships to get where they are today. The same subject matter has been done so many times, I don’t feel like there’s any way to make it fresh enough to not point to a song that executes it better.

When he’s on, Brett Young can make you cry with one note. There’s definitely moments of that on this album, but he doesn’t quite maintain that throughout the collection. To decide for yourself, listen to ‘Weekends Look A Little Different These Days’ here.

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All great songwriters can find inspiration in things. What can be more near, dear and inspiring than your children? In his new song Brett give us a glimpse into his family as he pens a letter to his daughter.

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Going from an ambassador at William Rast to Teaming up with Kohls and Levis. It seems that these fashion endeavors are not only a great business move but for Brett Young but a dream come true. This deal will also allow him to bring his love for his hometown to the world with the new partnership between Kohls and Caliville.

Beginning in October 2019, Kohl’s will add Brett Young’s Caliville collection to its product portfolio as the exclusive retailer of Caliville lifestyle apparel. Inspired by Young’s California roots and career in Nashville, the Caliville collection will feature a selection of short sleeve and long sleeve graphic tees, fleece, flannels, and joggers, ranging from $25 to $60. Caliville apparel will be available in more than 750 Kohl’s stores and on Kohls.com.

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Check out an intimate performance of “Catch” from the recording session at Blackbird Studios in Nashville.

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Multi-PLATINUM selling hitmaker Brett Young announced today he will release THE ACOUSTIC SESSIONS EP on September 13. Acoustic The fresh, stripped-down collection features five tracks co-written by Young from his chart-topping album TICKET TO L.A. (BMLG Records), lauded by critics as “…his ticket to country superstardom” (Newsday). Available today (6/21), Young delivers the acoustic treatment to his multi-week No. One smash “Here Tonight,” which has surpassed over 130 million streams, as well as his brand new single “Catch,” layered with “emotional balladry” (UpRoxx). New tracks and accompanying videos will continue to be unveiled monthly, culminating with the EP’s full release on September 13 as it approaches the album’s one year anniversary. Listen here now and watch an intimate performance of “Catch” from the recording session at Blackbird Studios in Nashville by clicking here.

THE ACOUSTIC SESSIONS Track List
1) “Here Tonight” (Brett Young, Ben Caver, Justin Ebach, Charles Kelley)
2) “Catch” (Brett Young, Ross Copperman, Ashley Gorley)
3) “Don’t Wanna Write This Song” (Brett Young, Zach Crowell, Sean McConnell)
4) “Chapters” (Brett Young, Ross Copperman, Gavin DeGraw)
5) “Ticket to L.A.” (Brett Young, Zach Crowell, Jon Nite)

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Multi-PLATINUM chart-topper Brett Young dropped the heartwarming music video for his irresistible new single “Catch.” Directed by Seth Kupersmith and filmed at Young’s alma-mater the University of Mississippi, the video is infused with a semi-autobiographical storyline, transporting back to his pivotal chapter as a collegiate baseball player and chronicling snippets of an early love story, ultimately revealing the moment that changed everything for Young.

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Yesterday (5/28), multi-PLATINUM selling performer Brett Young, celebrated the catapulting success of his fifth consecutive No. One single “Here Tonight,” alongside co-writers Ben Caver, Justin Ebach and Charles Kelley. Hosted by ASCAP and SESAC at Nashville’s The Sutler packed with BMLG Records, teammates, family and friends, the lead single from Young’s TICKET TO L.A. (BMLG Records) touts multi-week chart-topping status and has quickly surpassed 100 million streams in the US. “Here Tonight” serves as the first-ever No. One as a songwriter for Ben Caver (ASCAP), fourth for Justin Ebach (SESAC) and eighth for Charles Kelley (ASCAP).

Photo Credit: Ed Rode Photography

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Brett Young enlisted multi-week No. One “Here Tonight” co-writer Charles Kelley For First Installment of new acoustic sessions video series. Following a number of recent career accolades including his fifth consecutive No. One hit, cementing him as “one of country’s most consistent radio stars” (Rolling Stone), MULTI-platinum selling artist Brett Young today revealed “Acoustic Sessions,” a video series delivering stripped-down performances of hits and album cuts from his chart-topping sophomore album TICKET TO L.A. (BMLG Records). Available now, the debut installment “Here Tonight” features co-writer Lady Antebellum’s Charles Kelley, collaborating for an acoustic spin on the multi-week chart-topper, surpassing 100 million streams. Additional “Acoustic Sessions” videos will be unveiled in the coming months.

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