Morgan Wallen

Morgan Wallen's fastball is as fast as ever, and he proved it with his new album "One Thing at a Time." Listen to the new album.

With “One Thing at a Time” he will only further cement his position. “One Thing at a Time” just further proves he’s untouchable. Morgan Wallen has proved time and time that he’s THAT dude when it comes to country music. It’s loaded with 36 songs, and through an initial listen, it’s absolutely awesome. The man is a star. When he announced Thursday he was

And “Made Made A Bar” was written by Larry Fleet, Rocky Block, Jordan Dozzi and Brett Tyler, as they detail how God made the whole world in just seven short ...

ERNEST) (Rocky Block, Ashley Gorley, James Maddocks, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) HARDY) (John Byron, Jeff Garrison, Jon Hall, Ben Johnson, Geoffrey Warburton) Cowgirls (feat. Eric Church) (Rocky Block, Jordan Dozzi, Larry Fleet, Brett Tyler) Me To Me (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) In The Bible (Feat. You Proof (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) Me + All Your Reasons (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) Man Made A Bar (Feat. and that would be Whiskey Friends (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Jonathan Hoskins, Ernest Keith Smith, Josh Thompson, Ryan Vojtesak) Everything I Love (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak)

This isn't a review of Morgan Wallen's One Thing At a Time album as much as it is a dissection. Here are all 36 songs ranked with explanations and clips.

"Last Drive Down Main" — "Last Drive Down Main" opens with a hook that's among the least memorable on this album. "Wine Into Water" — One song had to be last, and "Wine Into Water" is it for us. "Had It" — When One Thing at a Time was announced, we wrote that because Cuban-American rapper Alex Eskeerdo Izquiedo was a co-writer, this song would "lean hard into (Wallen's) hip-hop influences." "Hope That's True" — Sonically, "Hope That's True" stands out as a quasi-beachy heartbreak song on One Thing at a Time. "Dying Man" — This closing song wraps the album with a story of redemption in the arms of a good woman. while "Me to Me" (five songs later on the album) is an uptempo bop that asks a girl to bet on him. Eric Church)" — Wallen and his hero Eric Church team up for "Man Made a Bar," a song that takes the story of God's creation one day further. "I Deserve a Drink" — "I Deserve a Drink" is a real conundrum that strives to capture the feeling of a man longing for a drink he knows he shouldn't have. "One Thing at a Time" — At its best, One Thing at a Time delivers funky guitar lines over Wallen's heartbreak. "'98 Braves" — If you had to cull One Thing at a Time Down to 12 songs, "'98 Braves" would make the cut. "Sunrise" — Should Wallen choose to perform large portions of One Thing at a Time live, he'll need to memorize a heck of a lot of lyrics. "Last Night" — The lyric that bumps "Last Night" up to No.

With Wallen's previous set, Dangerous: The Double Album, still sitting in the top 5 of the all-genre Billboard 200 albums chart in its 111th week of release, ...

Maybe it’s coincidence that the song opens with a guitar intro nearly identical to “Born With a Beer in My Hand,” but it feel more like Wallen is bringing the listener full circle. Country lyrics are known for their clever wordplay and this song is no exception, as Wallen hopes to put their problems behind them “and turn this wine into water under the bridge.” “Even the devil don’t know this kind of hell,” he sings convincingly. It’s pure pop — so much so that it feels like it should be played back-to-back with Kelsea Ballerini’s similar ear worm, “Heartfirst.” Except since it’s Wallen, there’s no joy, only the acknowledgement that if he’s going to have to give up his ex, he can’t relinquish his cigarettes and liquor too. “I’ve been tryin’ to drown these demons, but damn if they don’t swim,” he sings as the knowledge that the one he loves is with someone else sinks in. An interpolation of The Allman Brothers’ “Midnight Rider” includes several lyrical references to “one more silver dollar.”

AS Exclusive: Country sensation Morgan Wallen has officially unloaded his weighty 36-track album, 'One Thing At a Time.'

The artist will take on stadiums, arenas, and amphitheaters across four countries and two continents for the majority of 2023, kicking in mid-March before coming to a close in October. Wallen’s highly anticipated third studio album is his most personal to date, as well as the one he could be most “hands-on” with. The “You Proof” star sat down to unpack the hefty record.

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The Man were more than a decade into their run as a successful, festival-ready alt-rock band when their single “Feel It Still” crashed the top 10 of the Hot 100, became inescapable on pop playlists and turned the band into Grammy winners; the group enjoyed a well-earned victory lap with the smash, then took a few years off to plot their next move. “El Merengue,” the new team-up from dance superstar Marshmello and reggaeton sensation Manuel Turizo, begins with some subtle synths off in the distance, as if the song is being transmitted from another planet — and when the track fully kicks in, it charms and provokes movement without ever overpowering the listener. J-Hope accomplished a ton as a solo artist in 2022, from his bold Jack in the Box project to his prominent performance at Lollapalooza, and the BTS member uses new single “On the Street” to express his gratitude toward the fans who helped make it all happen. Both artists are hungry, and bonus points to Cole for expressing as much: “You see a top 10 list, I see a Golden Corral.” “Hell, man, I’m goin’ nowhere / And gettin’ there lightnin’ fast.” The song is about romantic redemption — one of the primary themes of One Thing at a Time — but also provides a glimpse into Wallen’s mindset, as he grappled with being a magnetic vocalist and the biggest new country star of the past half-decade while also making personal missteps and being mired in endless controversy. 1 — and a public fallout made its success taste bitter — Wallen’s epic new full-length prods at his frustrations and attempts at self-improvement while delivering some of the most agreeable country tunes you’ll hear this year; his reputation is still debated, but Wallen is no longer stuck in neutral.

Baseball coach Geff Davis even presented him with a 2021 championship ring during the show, as his parents, grandmas and son all watched from the crowd, with ...

ERNEST) (Rocky Block, Ashley Gorley, James Maddocks, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) HARDY) (John Byron, Jeff Garrison, Jon Hall, Ben Johnson, Geoffrey Warburton) Cowgirls (feat. Eric Church) (Rocky Block, Jordan Dozzi, Larry Fleet, Brett Tyler) Me To Me (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) In The Bible (Feat. You Proof (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) Me + All Your Reasons (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak) Man Made A Bar (Feat. That’s our focus.” Whiskey Friends (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Jonathan Hoskins, Ernest Keith Smith, Josh Thompson, Ryan Vojtesak) Everything I Love (Morgan Wallen, Ashley Gorley, Ernest Keith Smith, Ryan Vojtesak)

Fans claimed tickets to Morgan Wallen's album release show so quickly that many were left without them... Now, Wallen is offering an alternative way to see ...

[Parker McCollum](https://www.iheart.com/artist/parker-mccollum-964491/?autoplay=true) and [Bailey Zimmerman](https://www.iheart.com/artist/bailey-zimmerman-35706214/?autoplay=true) are also set to join Wallen on the “ [One Night At A Time World Tour](https://www.iheart.com/content/2022-12-01-morgan-wallen-announces-plans-for-world-tour-in-2023/).” It’s set to kick off this month. [All tickets were distributed within a few hours](https://www.iheart.com/content/2023-03-02-morgan-wallens-free-album-release-concert-sells-out-within-hours/). [Wallen wrote in a tweet](https://twitter.com/morganwallen/status/1631661679166517249?s=46&t=B_HN7isHxV-xvGJBCM-jaA): Fans flocked to Bridgestone Arena — The free tickets were only available at the arena’s box office. so we will be live streaming the free [Bridgestone Arena] show on all my socials tonight at 7:30pm CT.”

Morgan Wallen Offers a Lot of Partying, but Not Much Introspection, on 'One Thing at a Time'. The controversial country-pop megastar had 36 songs to do some ...

“World likes to rear back and throw a few stones/So boy wants to throw a few stones of his own,” he muses, seemingly getting ready to warm up his pitching arm. Wallen’s lyrics mostly focus on bars and beers and whiskey, and women who are often unavailable, whether because of recent breakups or other attachments; the songs he’s co-written and selected for One Thing frequently take the Sia-tested route of using a central metaphor as a fulcrum for more precise observations. This megadose of Wallen doesn’t only ensure that One Thing at a Time will be lodged at the top of the charts for a while — alongside Dangerous, which is currently at Number Five on the Billboard 200 — it also reveals his preferred musical and lyrical tropes, as well as his fondness for simple, slippery vocal melodies that easily stick in listeners’ brains.

Thousands of fans lined up outside Bridgestone Arena to get tickets for the show, but many left empty-handed.

Fans said they left work, skipped school and even worked virtually while waiting in line for a chance at the free tickets. The (WSMV) - Morgan Wallen announced plans to livestream the Bridgestone Arena concert for fans who weren’t able to score free tickets to the show.

On the date of the release of his third album project, 29-year-old country star Morgan Wallen will surprise Music City with a set highlighting hits and new ...

"This record represents the last few years of my life, the highs and the lows," Wallen shared via a press release. [Morgan Wallen returns with his third album](https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2023/01/30/morgan-wallen-to-release-third-album-one-thing-at-a-time-on-march-3/69856382007/), "One Thing At A Time" on Mar. It was a blast to create, and I was so grateful to be back in the studio to lay this out for my fans."

He'll celebrate with about 20,000 of his fans at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, having just announced a free pop-up show in Nashville, set for the same day as ...

“So it just kept piling up.” He noted that at one point, they cut the track list down from 42 songs. “We’ve always been super, super tight,” Wallen said. The new album combines Wallen’s sphere of influences, from country, alternative and hip-hop. The Bridgestone show will also mark a triumphant homecoming for Wallen, who on his 2022 Dangerous Tour sold-out three consecutive shows at the venue. The in-the-round show kicks-off Friday night at 7:30 p.m., with doors opening at 4:30 p.m. everyone’s asking me why I’m not doing a Tennessee show.

On the date of the release of his first album post-controversy, Morgan Wallen is throwing a free concert highlighting hits and new material.

"There are 36 songs on this album because we just kept exploring with fresh lyrics, music and production ideas and these are the songs that felt right to me," Wallen said of his upcoming release. The Academy of Country Music pulled Wallen from eligibility for the 56th annual ACM Awards. The album is the followup to 2021's "Dangerous" which was released in January 2021. While the industry largely shunned Wallen, his fans rewarded the singer with skyrocketing album sales.. Which led to swift reaction from the music industry. "It also brings together the musical influences that have shaped me as an artist – country, alternative and hip-hop."

Country music artist Morgan Wallen will be performing a free show at Bridgestone Arena on Friday to commemorate the release of One Thing At A Time.

with doors opening at 4:30 p.m. The in-the-round show kicks-off Friday night at 7:30 p.m. (WTVF) — Country music artist Morgan Wallen will be performing a free show at Bridgestone Arena on Friday to commemorate the release of One Thing At A Time.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Heads up Morgan Wallen fans, the country singer will be performing at Bridgestone Arena tomorrow and the show is free.

Bridgestone announced Thursday afternoon the tickets had all been distributed. on March 3, and the show will begin at 7:30 p.m. Wallen’s surprise performance was announced Thursday morning on Instagram and Twitter.

Wallen's album, "One Thing At A Time," drops March 3. He'll be back for the Country Thunder concert at Bristol Motor Speedway this fall.

Wallen and country music superstar Jason Aldean will headline the Country Thunder concert at Bristol Motor Speedway Sept. When is Morgan Wallen coming back to East Tennessee? [a free pop-up concert March 3 at Bridgestone Arena](https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2023/03/02/morgan-wallen-pop-up-nashville-concert/69962267007/).

The free concert comes as Wallen is getting ready to release his 36-track album, 'One Thing At A Time.'

Wallen promised as he announced the international trek that “2023 is gonna be a special year.” One Thing A A Time also includes a collaboration with [One Night At A Time World Tour](https://www.iheart.com/content/2022-12-01-morgan-wallen-announces-plans-for-world-tour-in-2023/)” — with special guests [HARDY](https://www.iheart.com/artist/hardy-33479016/?autoplay=true), [Parker McCollum](https://www.iheart.com/artist/parker-mccollum-964491/?autoplay=true), [ERNEST](https://www.iheart.com/artist/ernest-294825/) and [Bailey Zimmerman](https://www.iheart.com/artist/bailey-zimmerman-35706214/?autoplay=true). to 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. [Morgan Wallen](https://www.iheart.com/artist/morgan-wallen-30731053/?autoplay=true) is slated to perform his massive, 36-track album start to finish during a free concert at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.

Modern country's prodigal son returns with a 36-song album that says a whole lot of nothing.

When Ernest asks what Wallen did as a teen to inspire his polarizing reputation on the ballfield, Wallen gives a knowing smirk as he chews his Skoal: “Just doin’ the same thing I would do today.” “I take a lot of pride in what I am,” sang Merle. All the while Wallen seemed mentally fatigued and physically uncomfortable, as if the most important lesson he learned from his experience was that a lot of people are watching and it’s best not to make any sudden moves. Lucky for them, these thoughts arrive to him in great, bountiful harvests so that all his albums are incredibly long, resulting in a thick catalog of frothy, familiar country anthems, spilling forth like a bursting keg to flood the Billboard charts. As of this week, more than two years later, it’s still hanging around the [Top 5 albums](https://www.billboard.com/charts/billboard-200/). Then a month later he got caught on video using the n-word while stumbling home drunk over the weekend, and he quickly became something even bigger.

The polarizing country singer wastes no time acknowledging his flaws on the follow-up to his 2021 blockbuster, "Dangerous: The Double Album."

“One Thing at a Time” is a roller coaster of an album — much like the last three years of Wallen’s life have been. He also issues a mea culpa on “Wine Into Water,” telling a girlfriend that they should “get to the bottom of these problems” instead of going to bed angry. However, at his core, the Tennessee native remains a country boy. The reflective ballad “Thought You Should Know” is an ode to his mother, to whom he apologizes for “makin’ some bad decisions” on his road to success. Nor is he kissing any woman with a pulse at a college bar. He simply dropped a new album — and unfortunately, it’s damn good.

Two songs from the album currently top Billboard's Country Airplay and Hot Country Songs charts.

[totaled](https://www.billboard.com/charts/country-albums/) 96 weeks at No. “My hope is that this album makes my fans proud; makes ’em laugh, smirk, cry, and think – just like it did for me.” Last year, the album [broke the record](https://www.billboard.com/music/chart-beat/morgan-wallen-dangerous-double-album-billboard-200-chart-longevity-record-1235137231/) for the most weeks spent in the top 10 on the Billboard 200 among albums by a solo artist. One Thing at a Time follows Wallen’s 2018 debut album If I Know Me, and seems poised to possibly dethrone the current No. “This record represents the last few years of my life, the highs and the lows,” Wallen said via a press release. It was a blast to create, and I was so grateful to be back in the studio to lay this out for my fans.”

Big Loud's Seth England and Joey Moi plus hip-hop impresario Kevin Liles discuss Morgan Wallen's latest and reflect on country's current pop moment.

Social media has been buzzing with reports of Morgan Wallen performing a free show at Gibbs High School Thursday night.

KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. (WVLT) - Before Morgan Wallen became an internationally known country music artist, he was a student at Gibbs High School.

For principal Jason Webster, he welcomed the graduate back with open arms, knowing that the students and staff would love the surprise. He shared words of encouragement and invited them all to come to a free show that night as a way to give back to his hometown. What made it more special for Webster was that Wallen chose to make Gibbs High School the place he performed just hours before his album released and just a day before his

"Everybody's asking me why I ain't doing a Tennessee show. I'm doing one now," the country star said via Instagram. "Come see me."

“One Thing at a Time,” the follow-up to Wallen’s blockbuster album “Dangerous,” features 36 songs and guest appearances from Hardy and Earnest. Full hours for the box office are Thursday, March 2, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The 7:30 p.m. The country star has announced a free acoustic performance on Friday, March 3, at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. But you’ll have to travel to Nashville -- and do it quickly -- to score tickets for the show. [Morgan Wallen](https://www.al.com/topic/Morgan%20Wallen/) perform for free?

Morgan Wallen returned to his alma mater in Sneedville, Tennessee on Thursday (March 2) to perform a surprise show for the Gibbs High School 2023 senior ...

It’s going to go towards instruments for the choral department, instruments for the band department and then for baseball—a new field cart—so we can help get this field back in shape after y’all trampled on it tonight.” The Morgan Wallen Foundation provides opportunities for children to thrive by creating access to music and sports. The at-capacity celebration distributed every ticket available in just 3 hours and 5 minutes, with fans lining up for blocks around the downtown arena yesterday upon hearing the announcement. He is one of the most streamed artists on our platform, and we are thrilled to celebrate his new album with a deeply personal event in his hometown,” shared Brittany Schaffer, Spotify Head of Nashville Label Partnerships, Music Strategy. “We cannot wait to watch fans connect with his new music in person and on our platform once the record comes out this week.” “We wanted to say thank you tonight and help you out with a couple things, so we wrote a $35,000 check.

Fans lined up to get their hands on tickets for Morgan Wallen's free album release concert at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena with reports saying “the line of ...

The artist will take on stadiums, arenas, and amphitheaters across four countries and two continents for the majority of 2023, kicking in mid-March before coming to a close in October. In 2022, Wallen wrapped his 55-city Dangerous Tour, and he was quickly ready for more. The star discussed the hefty new record with Wallen released his highly anticipated third studio album, the 36-track One Thing At a Time, on Friday (Mar. His free album release show at Bridgestone Arena will be live streaming across all of his social media platforms tonight (Mar. Shortly after, the “You Proof” singer announced no one would be left out.

Even Morgan Wallen fans who did not score tickets to Friday evening's (March 3) free pop-up album release concert in Nashville — in support of his new album ...

It was a blast to create, and I was so grateful to be back in the studio to lay this out for my fans.” “This record represents the last few years of my life, the highs and the lows,” Wallen said via a press release. Lines quickly formed, wrapping around the venue in downtown Nashville, and all tickets to the show were gone within hours.