With 27 number one singles, 15 billion streams and more than 20 million albums sold, Grammy-nominated, multi-Platinum entertainer Jason Aldean is the current reigning ACM Artist of the Decade and an ACM Entertainer of the Year nominee.
Since his 2005 chart debut, the three-time ACM Entertainer of the Year winner has had more Top 10 songs on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs charts than any other artist with “songs of small-town living, love and loss have resonated with a loyal fanbase” (Billboard) that have “vaulted him to the pinnacle of Country music success” (Atlanta Journal Constitution).
He has released 10th studio album, Macon, Georgia, which earned the Georgia-native his 27th career-charting number-one single, “Trouble With A Heartbreak,” as well as a Billboard Music Award nomination for “Top Country Song” and awards from ACM, CMT, iHeart, and a Grammy nomination for “If I Didn’t Love You” with Carrie Underwood.
His ongoing 39-city Highway Desperado Tour, launched July 14 at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, NY, has been making stops across the US before wrapping up in Tampa Oct 28. His 11th studio album, also named Highway Desperado, will be released Nov. 3 and is available for pre-save/pre-order now. The new album will feature 14 tracks. The inspiration for the album’s title came from his latest sold-out headlining arena tour, as well as his early days as an artist.
“I think when I look back on it, I built my career early on my live show, and have been on the road touring since I was 18 years old,” Aldean said. “For us, touring is our favorite part. Getting on the bus and going town to town and playing our shows and doing our thing and seeing the fans.”
HIT SONGS:
“Trouble With a Heartbreak”
“If I Didn’t Love You” (with Carrie Underwood)
“Drowns the Whiskey” (featuring Miranda Lambert)
“You Make It Easy”
“Any ‘Ol Barstool”
“Lights Come On”
“Burnin’ It Down”
“Take a Little Ride”
“Fly Over States”
“Tattoos on This Town”
“Dirt Road Anthem”
“Don’t You Wanna Stay” (with Kelly Clarkson)
“My Kinda Party”
“Crazy Town”