Photo: Robby Klein
Tim McGraw’s “life-affirming” album has finally made its debut.
The country megastar unveiled his latest full-length album, Standing Room Only, on Friday (August 25). The 13-track project includes a few previously-released tracks including “Standing Room Only,” “Remember Me Well” and “Hey Whiskey.” It’s a body of work that McGraw hopes will inspire listeners.
“It’s (a collection of) songs that said that there is a purpose that we’re here,” McGraw said. “There is a reason that we’re here. There is good, there is light, there (are) plenty of people out there who care, and plenty of people out there who just want the motivation to do that — including me. I can get very insular and isolated, and like it. Especially over the last three years or so, but you have to force yourself to go out there and not get lost inside your own head.”
- Hold On To It
- Standing Room Only
- Paper Umbrellas
- Remember Me Well
- Hey Whiskey
- Her
- Fool Me Again
- Small Town King
- Beautiful Hurricane
- Cowboy Junkie
- Nashville CA/L.A. Tennessee, feat. Lori McKenna
- Some Songs Change Your World
- Letter From Heaven
McGraw, who recently accepted the Icon Award at the 16th annual ACM Honors that’s set to air next month, will hit the road on his headlining “Standing Room Only Tour” in 2024. McGraw is slated to stop in dozens of cities with special guest Carly Pearce, beginning on March 14 in Jacksonville, Florida. See the full list of tour dates below.
Find McGraw’s full Standing Room Only album on iHeartRadio here, and listen to a few of the tracks below.
“Hold On To It”
March 14: Jacksonville, Florida
March 15: Tampa, Florida
March 16: Orlando, Florida
March 21: Des Moines, Iowa
March 27: Vancouver, British Columbia
March 29: Seattle, Washington
March 30: Eugene, Oregon
April 4: Denver, Colorado
April 5: Salt Lake City, Utah
April 5: Boise, Idaho
April 13: Tulsa, Oklahoma
April 18: Indianapolis, Indiana
April 19: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
April 20: Saint Paul, Minnesota
April 25: Nashville, Tennessee
April 26: Knoxville, Tennessee
May 9: Belmont Park, New York
May 11: Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
May 16: Greenville, South Carolina
May 17: Charlotte, North Carolina
May 18: Charleston, West Virginia
May 30: Toledo, Ohio
May 31: Chicago, Illinois
June 1: Grand Rapids, Michigan
June 6: Sioux Falls, South Dakota
June 7: Omaha, Nebraska
June 8: Kansas City, Missouri
June 13: Biloxi, Mississippi
June 15: Lexington, Kentucky
June 20: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
June 21: Baltimore, Maryland
June 22: Raleigh, North Carolina
June 27: Phoenix, Arizona