Brooks & Dunn to Release Reimagining of “Play Something Country” with Lainey Wilson
on Sep 25, 2024
Brooks & Dunn Announce New Compilation Album Reboot II
Earlier this month, Brooks & Dunn announced they will be releasing a new album featuring reimagined versions of their classic hits. The upcoming Reboot II will include 18 country artists alongside the duo, including Morgan Wallen, Hardy, Jelly Roll, Megan Moroney, and more, performing the songs.
This project follows their 2019 album Reboot, which featured remade hits like “Brand New Man” and “Neon Moon.” The first Reboot reached the number-one spot on the US Top Country Albums chart that year.
The upcoming album will be available on November 15th.
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Lainey Wilson to Join Brooks & Dunn for “Play Something Country”
One of the special features on Brooks & Dunn’s Reboot II will be country sensation Lainey Wilson, who will join them on the track “Play Something Country.” The song was originally released in 2005 as the lead single from the duo’s album Hillbilly Deluxe. It reached the top of the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, becoming the twentieth and final number-one hit of the duos career to date.
The song was even teased in the announcement of the new album, which was posted on their social media.
Fans are also in luck, because Lainey’s feature on the album is set to drop before the project itself. “Play Something Country” featuring Lainey Wilson will be out this Friday, September 27.
Brooks & Dunn to Launch the Neon Moon Tour in 2025
With eleven studio albums and twenty number-one hits, the Country Music Hall of Fame duo have plenty of hits to share— and they plan to when they kick off their Neon Moon tour next year.
Brooks & Dunn announced they will be hitting the road again starting in the spring of 2025. Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn will be performing their greatest hits, both old and new, and are bringing along country legend David Lee Murphy to open each show.
The tour kicks off on March 13 in Lubbock, Texas. The final show announced so far is on April 26 in Louisville, Kentucky. However, additional dates are expected to be revealed in the coming months, as hinted on Brooks & Dunn’s website.
