Hudson Westbrook announces debut album ‘Texas Forever’.

Just 13 months after his first publication, the native Texas is ready by the native country artist Hudson Westbrook to make a courageous statement with his 17-track debut album, the debut album with 17 track, Texas foreverJuly 25 on Warner Music Nashville / River House Artists.

A deeply personal project built in Texas

Gein von Westbrook wrote alongside a trustworthy group of employees, Texas forever reflects the upbringing and musical identity of the young artist with sincerity and charm. The album examines topics of hard work, heartache, small city stolz and the kind of love, the lasting image of life under broad north-test sky.

The employees on the album include Neil Medley, Lukas Scott, Reid Haughton, Andrew Deroberts, Beau Bailey and more to form a close -knit creative team that contributed to life, Westbrook’s stories.

“I’m so proud of this record,” says Westbrook. “I love Texas, it is so much about who I am. We wrote 50 to 60 songs for this project and restricted it to 17, that I think that I can really represent where I am in my life and what I love as an artist: songs that grew up like me, but like something that could only relate to anyone.”

“I have been waiting for it to feel all of this forever,” he adds. “I can’t wait to hear it and play it on the street for you this summer.”

Track list for Texas forever

1. Darlin ‘(Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Reid Haighton, Neil Medley, Beau Bailey)
2. Texas Forever (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Andrew Deroberts)
3. Paint yourself pretty (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Beau Bailey)
4. Funny to see you here (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Dan Alley, Ryan Beaver)
5. Fool (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Dan Alley, Ryan Beaver)
6. Mom raised a winner (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Reid Haighton)
7. House again (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, Dan Alley)
8. Lie me to Ft. Mackenzie Carpenter (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Mackenzie Carpenter)
9. Burning love (Hudson Westbrook, Neil Medley, summer crossing)
10. Damn good taste in whiskey (Hudson Westbrook, Randy Montana)
11. The only girl (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Reid Haighton, Neil Medley, Beau Bailey)
12. For the first time (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Reid Haighton)
13. Weatherman (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Reid Haighton, Neil Medley, Beau Bailey)
14. Sober (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Neil Medley, Beau Bailey)
15. Down (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Reid Haighton)
16. Mine Morgen (Hudson Westbrook, Dan Alley, Ryan Beaver)
17. Hill I will die (Hudson Westbrook, Lukas Scott, Reid Haighton, Beau Bailey)

Title track “Texas Forever” now out

The title track of the album is now available and offers fans the first taste of what will come. “Texas Forever”, a ballad coming from the heart that is anchored by a delicate violin and an acoustic textures, offers a timeless message about the lasting nature of true love and southern roots. Westbrook sings:

“There are some things that do not change, like the red letters in the writing / there are some things that do not fade when the sun on the picture / these guarantees seems to go together / how hearts and sleeves, wild and free, you and me and Texas forever.”

Hudson Westbrook 2025 tour dates

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• 5/30: Richmond, VA (Broadberry) Sold out
• 5/31: York, PA (Rock the Country)
• 6/5: Nashville, TN (cma firm)
• 6/7: Little Elm, TX (Craft Brew & Que Festival)
• 6/12: Bloomington, IL (tailgate n ‘Tallboys)
• 6/13: Chicago, Il (Joe’s in Weed Street)
• 6/14: Hastings, Mi (rock the country)
• 6/19: Cullman, Al (Rock the South)
• 6/20: Memphis, TN (Graceland Soundbage)
• 6/21: Little Rock, AR (Rock the Country)
• 6/28: Lubbock, TX (cotton festival)
• 7/4: New Braunfels, TX (game water amphitheater)
• 7/10: Louisville, Ky (mercury ballroom)
• 7/11: Ashland, Ky (rock the country)
• 7/12: Reading, PA (bulls, bands & barrels)
• 7/16: Iowa City, IA (Wildwood)
• 7/17: monks, IA (Vallentballroom)
• 7/18: Sioux Falls, SD (Rock the Country)
• 7/19: Minneapolis, MN (Fillmore)
• 7/23: Nashville, TN (Marathon Music Works) Sold out
• 7/25: Charlotte, NC (underground) Sold out
• 7/26: Anderson, SC (Rock the Country)
• 7/31: Morrison, Co (Red Rocks Amphitheatre) *
• 8/1: West Valley City, UT (Maverick Center) *
• 8/2: Missoula, MT (Big Sky Brewing Amphitheatre) *
• 8/7: Durant, OK (Choctaw Casino)
• 8/8: Houston, TX (713 Musikhalle)
• 8/9: Graham, TX (Graham summer concert series)
• 8/14: Sedalia, Mo (Missouri State Fair)
• 8/15: Omaha, ne (the Astro)
• 8/16: Imperial, ne (Chase County Fair)
• 8/22: Fort Worth, TX (bulls, bands & barrels)
• 8/23: Portales, NM (Roosevelt County Fair)
• 8/28: Midland, TX (horseshoe amphitheater)
• 8/30: LAGRANGE, TX (Fayette County Fair)

* With Parker McCollum

What’s next for Westbrook?

After the album announcement, Westbrook recently redesigned its top 40 country radio single “House” with Miranda Lambert and transformed the HIT with the three-time Grammy winner into a powerful duet.

Next, the rising star will give its CMA Festival debut in Nashville with appearances on the Chevy Riverfront stage, Spotify House and more. He will soon take to the street and start his summer tour on June 7th Texas foreverHudson Westbrook is one of the most exciting new voices in Country Music – in the tradition that is bursting with talent and is ready for the national stage.