Sixteen-Time ACM, nine-time CMA and Grammy prize-winning artist Lainey Wilson continues her remarkable ascent with the publication of her latest single “Somewhere Over Laredo” via the BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville.
Written by Wilson, Trannie Anderson, Dallas Wilson and Andy Albert, the new track taps his hat on the classic “Anyia Over The Rainbow”. It contains Wilson’s characteristic stories and real country roots that think about lost love and honor of small town life throughout America.
Live debut at the American Music Awards
Wilson will appear for the first time at the American Music Awards 2025 on Monday, May 26th, “somewhere over Laredo”, where she is also nominated for the favorite -Country artist for female country.
The song will officially affect the Country Radio on Tuesday, May 27th, via Broken Bow Records, with a world premiere in all major US state stations.
Listen to “somewhere about Laredo”
A year unstoppable dynamics
“Somewhere over Laredo” arrives after a landmark after Wilson. In the 60th annual ACM Awards, she received four trophies:
- Entertainer of the year (second victory in a row)
- Artist of the year (third victory in a row)
- Album of the year for Whirlwind
- Artist songwriter of the year
During the ceremony, she also made her song “Trailblazer” in addition to Reba Mcentire and Miranda Lambert – a powerful collaboration between Wilson, Lambert and Brandy Clark.
Whirlwind World Tour and Chart success
Wilson is currently on the road with her whirlwind World Tour, who sold arenas across North America after a fully sold -out run in Great Britain and Europe at the beginning of this year. Steps include:
The tour follows the publication of WhirlwindWilson’s most celebrated album so far. Produced by the Grammy winner Jay Joyce, made it 8th on the Billboard 200-Wilson’s first top 10 appearance-and achieved her best sales week ever.
Lainey Wilson tour dates
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- May 30th – Panama City Beach, FL – Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam
- May 31 – Lexington, Ky – Railbird Festival
- June 6th – Myrtle Beach, SC – Carolina Country Music Fest
- June 18 – Nashville, TN – Grand Ole Opry
- June 20 – Wildwood, New Jersey – Baring Country Country Music Fest
- June 26 – Milwaukee, Wi – Summerfest
- June 27th – Cadott, Wi – Landfest
- July 10th – Sottawa, on -sottawa bluesproof
- July 12th – Cavendish, Pei – Cavendish Beach Music Festival
- August 14 – Phoenix, AZ – Footprint Center*
- August 15 – Albuquerque, NM – Isleta Amphitheatre*
- August 16 -Denver, Co -Ball Arena*
- August 21 – Bend or – Hayden Homes Amphitheatre*
- August 22 – Sacramento, Ca – Golden 1 Center*
- August 23 – Los Angeles, Ca -Kia Forum*
- August 28 – Calgary, AB – Scotiabank Saddledome*
- August 29 – Edmonton, AB – Rogers Place*
- August 30 – Saskatoon, SK – Sasktel Center*
- September 11 – Baton Rouge, La – River Center of the Canes †â€
- September 12 – Baton Rouge, La – River Center of the Can’s †â€
- September 13 – Bossier City, La – Brookshire Grocery Arena †â€
- September 18 – Austin, TX – Moody Center ‡
- September 19 – Fort Value, TX – Dickies Arena ‡
- September 20 – Houston, TX – The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, presented by Huntsman ‡
- September 25 – Toronto, on – Budweiser Bühne§§
- September 26 – Clarkston, Mi – Pine Knob Music Theater§§
- September 27th – Grand Rapids, Mi -van Prozatzeit Arena§
- October 2 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena ||
- October 3 – Noblesville, in – Ruoff Music Center§
- October 4th – Cleveland, Oh – Blossom Music Center§
- October 9 – Columbia, MD – Merriweather Post Pavilion§
- October 10th – New York, NY – Madison Square Garden§§
- October 11 – Mansfield, MA – XFinity Center§
- October 16 – st. Louis, Mo – Hollywood Casio Amphitheatre ||
- October 17 – Rosemont, IL – All State Arena ||
- October 18 – Saint Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center ||
- 24. October Knoxville, TN-Thompson-Boling Arena in the Food City Center#
- October 25 – Charlotte, NC – Spectrum Center#
- November 7th – Tampa, FL – Amalie Arena#
- November 8 – Orlando, FL – Kia Center#
*With special guests Ernest and Kaitlin Butts
†with special guests Ernest and Maddox Batson
‡ With special guests Muscadine Bloodline and Drake Milligan
§ with special guests Muscadine Bloodline and Entertainment Scroll Watkins
|| Muscadine Bloodline and Maddox Batson with special guests
#With special guests Ernest and Drake Milligan
A year of milestones
Last year alone, Wilson:
- Join the Grand Ole Opry
- Played the Thanksgiving half -time show of the Dallas Cowboys
- Won the best country album at the 2024 Grammy Awards
- Co-moderation of the CMA Awards with Peyton Manning and Luke Bryan
- Received the ACM honors Triple Crown and Milestone Awards
Your cooperation include genres, including:
- “Fall time” with Post Malone
- “Save me” with Jelly Rol
- “Wait in the truck” with Hardy
- “Never say” with Cole Swindell
- “Nice to meet yourself” with Myles Smith
Wilson wrote and also has “out out out of Oklahoma” for the Twister Film and will make your feature film debut in the upcoming adaptation of Colleen Hoover Memories of him. She previously appeared in the HIT TV series Yellowstone.
