Dierks Bentley’s “Daring and Distinctive” Critically Acclaimed BROKEN BRANCHES Drops

DIERKS BENTLEY’S “DISTINCTIVE AND DARING SOUND” SHINES ON ACCLAIMED NEW ALBUM BROKEN BRANCHES—OUT NOW

New Music Video Drops For The Title Track Featuring John Anderson, Riley Green and a Slew of Other Broken Branches

Nashville, TN – June 13, 2025 – Ahead of today’s release of multi-Platinum entertainer Dierks Bentley’s 11th studio album BROKEN BRANCHES (MCA), praise has already rolled in for the 11-track collection that’s rooted in raw honesty and storytelling, embracing life’s outliers and underdogs with songs about resilience, change, and connection. Earning 5 out of 5 stars, the album features cross-generational lineup of collaborators—including John Anderson, Riley Green, Miranda Lambert and Stephen Wilson Jr. BROKEN BRANCHES is a bold reaffirmation of Bentley’s heartfelt grit paired with standout musicianship and is available now HERE. 

“With the aid of a band of peerless musicians, acclaimed producers and generations of top-tier collaborators, he's linked country's roots to its present in the most seamless and timeless-feeling manner possible.” – Tennessean

“On his eleventh LP, he examines what drives young people to do something as crazy as move to Nashville and stake it all on the dream of being a musician…while creating a distinctive and daring sound incorporating traditional bluegrass and U2-style anthemic rock.” – Esquire

"Few artists in mainstream country music have their finger on the pulse quite like Dierks Bentley." – Rolling Stone

“Dierks is the gold standard for roots-infused sounds in the mainstream. It’s full of heart and commitment to his craft as a musician and a songwriter.”  – Country Central

"Mixing modern sonic muscle with the rootsy refinement of an artist who’s seen it all... in different ways, each song sinks its teeth into the messy truth of day-to-day life, but takes a step back to see the beauty of the forest, not just a tangled bunch of trees. While country songwriters are often guilty of going with the flow, Dierks Bentley has a habit of cutting against the grain.” – American Songwriter

“A project that speaks to the country music community and the trusty outliers, like the artist himself, who exist to shake things up from within. Sure to leave listeners fully satiated rather than simply buzzed.” – Holler

It's a rocking good time, even when life's roads are bumpy, as evidenced across the release—from the jukebox stomp of the title track to the rowdy 'She Hates Me.'” – Associated Press

“Dierks Bentley Is in the 'Sweet Spot' of His Career.” – People Magazine

"Dierks Bentley is embracing brokenness, imperfection In the best way." – iHeart

"This is a classic Dierks Bentley album—full of meaning, humour, humanity and heart. Built on reflection and resilience. Whether he's urging you to laugh, cry, or raise a glass, Bentley reminds us that even the most broken branches can still hold up the tree. 4.5 out of 5 stars.” – Entertainment Focus

“A deeply personal, character-rich album that feels like a musical scrapbook… a concise yet impactful listening experience, with standout collaborations that span generations featuring Riley Green, Miranda Lambert, John Anderson, and Stephen Wilson Jr... the album will be one of the top releases this summer." – Country Chord

"Overall, Broken Branches is phenomenal from top to bottom. Each song leads perfectly to the next and is unmistakably Dierks Bentley. 5 out of 5 stars." – Cryptic Rock

(13 June 2025) Dierks Bentley - Broken Branches (Capitol Records Nashville) 11 songs, 36:31

Top Tracks: Standing In The Sun, Off The Map, For As Long As I Can Remember, Cold Beer Can, She Hates Me

** UPDATE ** Broken Branches arrived at No.45 on Billboard Country Album Chart (Chart issue week of June 28, 2025) with 7,000 equivalent album units (streaming equivalent albums (SEA) units + album sales + track equivalent albums (TEA) units)

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BROKEN BRANCHES Track List:

1. Cold Beer Can (featuring Stephen Wilson Jr) 2:43 written by Jon Randall, Luke Dick, Stephen Wilson Jr. and Dierks Bentley 1.9 million streams

2. Jesus Loves Me 3:25  written by Adam James, Ben Stennis and Allison Veltz Cruz

3. She Hates Me 2:50 written by Ashley Gorley, Chase McGill, Ross Copperman, Jimmy Allen, Wesley Scantlin and Dierks Bentley 3.8 million streams

4. Something Worth Fixing 3:11 written by Stephen Wilson Jr., Luke Dick and Dierks Bentley

5. Standing In The Sun 3:46 written by Kyle Sturrock 1.3 million streams

6. Well Well Whiskey 3:34 written by Seth Ennis, Devin Dawson and Jordan Reynolds 809K streams

7. Broken Branches (featuring John Anderson and Riley Green) 3:17 written by Zach Abend, Beau Bailey and Graham Barham 559K streams

8. Off The Map 3:12 written by Jeremy Bussey, Lauren McLamb and Adam Wood 

9. Near You (featuring Miranda Lambert) 3:36 written by Scooter Carusoe, Ross Copperman and Ben Williams

10. For As Long As I Can Remember 3:50 written by Devin Dawson, Connie Harrington

11. Don’t Cry For Me 3:03 written by Jim Beavers and Dierks Bentley

With equal parts commotion and comedy, Bentley invites fans to a “Broken Branches” family reunion at a dive bar in East Nashville. Directed by Wes Edwards, the video features an all-star cast including Anderson and Green as well as Joey Breaux, Dane Lindfors, Cornbread Cowboi, Trailer Trash Tammy, Andi Tillman; cameos from CMT’s “Still The King” stars Travis Nicholson and Jon Sewell; and Allie Eklund, who starred in Bentley’s video for lead single “She Hates Me." Fans can join the party by watching it here: 

Dubbed “one of the most fun lineups you’ll see this summer” (Whiskey Riff), Bentley's 30-city BROKEN BRANCHES TOUR recently launched with support from Zach Top (pictured) and The Band Loula. Continuing this weekend in Chicago and at The Country Fest, fans can catch the tour’s "high-energy charm and heartfelt hits” (Loudhailer Magazine) through August with stops at amphitheaters and iconic venues across the country, including New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Bentley also recently announced the Broken Branches Fund, a multi-year initiative in partnership with Music Health Alliance to provide mental health support for the music industry’s creative and touring professionals; since launching, the program has sparked donations from across the industry. To learn more and make your own donation, click here. 

After more than 20 years on country music’s family tree, Bentley's current Top 30 “She Hates Me” is quickly climbing the charts following eight Number One albums, 22 Number One songs and over 9.5 billion global streams—plus 15 Grammy nominations and membership in the historic Grand Ole Opry. Continuing the path built from the ground up, as an entrepreneur, Bentley has four locations of the gastropub and live music venue “Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row,” has a Flag & Anthem lifestyle collection "Desert Son” and recently released ROW 94, a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey crafted with only “three ingredients and the truth” at Kentucky’s Green River Distilling Co. For more information, visit Dierks.com.

Dierks Bentley Kicks Off Summer with the BROKEN BRANCHES Tour

DIERKS BENTLEY BREAKS OUT HIS BIGGEST HITS, ONE-OF-A-KIND COLLABORATIONS AND CAPACITY CROWDS FOR OPENING WEEKEND OF 2025 BROKEN BRANCHES TOUR

The New Tour with Zach Top and The Band Loula Highlights Songs from Forthcoming Album BROKEN BRANCHES, Out June 13

Click To Enlarge Photo Credits: Zach Belcher

Nashville, TN – June 2, 2025 – Multi-Platinum entertainer Dierks Bentley kicked off summer concert season with his 30-city BROKEN BRANCHES TOUR produced by Live Nation this weekend, filling amphitheaters wall-to-wall with fans in Austin, TX, Dallas, TX and Tulsa, OK. Bentley delivered "high-energy charm and heartfelt hits” (Loudhailer Magazine), showcasing a diverse setlist that spanned his hit-filled two-decade career, covers of country and bluegrass legends, and new music from his forthcoming album BROKEN BRANCHES.

Relive the electric opening weekend HERE (Instagram posts) purchase tickets for upcoming BROKEN BRANCHES TOUR dates at Dierks.com.

Alongside Bentley’s biggest hits including “What Was I Thinkin',” “I Hold On,” and “Drunk On A Plane,” fans were treated to standout performances of brand-new tracks from BROKEN BRANCHES, including the album’s lead single “She Hates Me” and fan-favorite “Well Well Whiskey.”

Musicianship remained front and center throughout, with Bentley joined by openers The Band Loula for a swampy spin on Del McCoury Band’s “Get Down On Your Knees.” Crowds stayed on their feet throughout the shows, thrilled by mashups of “Free and Easy” with Alabama’s “Mountain Music” as well as “Am I the Only One” with Garth Brooks’ “Baton Rouge” and Jimmy Martin’s “Freeborn Man,” for which Bentley was joined by Zach Top who also stuck around for “Lot a Leavin’ Left to Do.”

In Austin on Friday (5/29), GRAMMY-winning singer/songwriter/producer Jon Randall and four-time GRAMMY nominated singer-songwriter Jessi Alexandra surprised the audience with a one-night-only performance of “Bad Angel.”

Bentley’s forthcoming 11th studio album, BROKEN BRANCHES out June 13 via MCA, features 11 songs celebrating the outliers of small-town life— and of country music. Whittling down his essential sound to its rooted and most resolute, the album finds a proud broken branch embracing unruly characters wherever they’re found, ultimately adding beauty to the whole. It features collaborations with John Anderson, Riley Green, Miranda Lambert and Stephen Wilson Jr., and is available now for pre-order HERE.

Last week, Dierks Bentley launched the Broken Branches Fund—a multi-year initiative in partnership with Music Health Alliance to provide mental health support for the music industry’s creative and touring professionals. To donate or learn more, click HERE. 

Dierks Bentley Setlist: BOK Center, Tulsa, OK, USA (May 31, 2025)

Setlist

1. Well Well Whiskey
2. Up on the Ridge
3. Burning Man
4. Gone
5. She Hates Me
6. Somewhere on a Beach
7. Living
8. Riser
9. Free and Easy (Down the Road I Go)
10. Mountain Music (Alabama cover)
11. 5-1-5-0
12. Say You Do
13. Black
14. Get Down on Your Knees and Pray (The Del McCoury Band cover) (with The Band Loula)
15. Am I the Only One
16. Callin' Baton Rouge (The Oak Ridge Boys cover) (with Charlie Worsham)
17. Freeborn Man (Keith Allison cover) (with Zach Top) (Duet with Ben Helson)
18. Lot of Leavin' Left to Do (with Zach Top)
19. What Was I Thinkin'
20. Drunk on a Plane
21. Encore: Chattahoochee / T-R-O-U-B-L-E / I Like It, I Love It / Meet in the Middle / Heads Carolina, Tails California / Achy Breaky Heart / Man I Feel Like a Woman / Friends in Low Places / Ain't Goin' Down ('Til the Sun Comes Up) (Hot Country Knights Set)

After more than 20 years on country’s family tree, the multi-Platinum superstar’s current Top 30 “She Hates Me” is quickly climbing the charts following eight Number One albums, 22 Number One songs and over 9.5 billion global streams—plus 15 Grammy nominations and membership in the historic Grand Ole Opry.

A global headliner and against-the-grain torch bearer for country’s organic roots, Bentley will continue his 30-city BROKEN BRANCHES TOUR with Zach Top and The Band Loula through August, stopping at amphitheaters across the country and iconic venues including New York City’s Madison Square Garden.

Continuing the path built from the ground up, as an entrepreneur, he has four locations of the gastropub and live music venue “Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row,” has a Flag & Anthem lifestyle collection "Desert Son” and recently released ROW 94 – a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey crafted with only “three ingredients and the truth” at Kentucky’s Green River Distilling Co. On tour this summer, Bentley will build out a ROW 94 Truth Booth, offering fans an interactive content creation experience and chance to share “two truths and a rye.” For more information on new music and upcoming tour dates, visit Dierks.com. 

Dierks Bentley releases new single 'Standing In The Sun'

DIERKS BENTLEY SHINES ON 'STANDING IN THE SUN' FROM 

BROKEN BRANCHES ALBUM OUT JUNE 13

Bentley Films A One Take Video Performance On His Tennessee Farm at Sunrise

As the countdown to BROKEN BRANCHES (out June 13) continues, multi-Platinum singer/songwriter Dierks Bentley’s newest offering 'Standing in the Sun' burns with the simple, life-giving power of true love. Written by Kyle Sturrock, the track opens with a sparse guitar while Bentley’s signature gravel grounds the lyrics building into a full-blown effort laced with emotion and gratitude.  

Bentley recently captured a single video take of the track just as the sun rose over his farm just outside of Nashville.

Listen to 'Standing in the Sun HERE, view the video below and pre-order BROKEN BRANCHES HERE. 

 “This is one of those songs that I never in a million years could have written on my own, but I’m so glad someone in this town did and gave me temporary custody of it for awhile,” said Bentley. “Love is such a classic theme in country music, but Kyle was able to write it in a way that is so personal to me…it’s the way I feel it. And, I love how sonically it builds to feel like a sunrise, tying back to the lyric of the song.”

BROKEN BRANCHES marks Bentley’s 11th studio album and fittingly features 11 new tracks, including the already Top 30 lead single 'She Hates Me'. Hailed for linking “country’s roots to its present in the most seamless and timeless-feeling manner possible” (Tennessean), Bentley whittled down his essential sound to its rooted and most resolute. The album finds a proud broken branch celebrating the outliers of country life – and of country music - embracing unruly characters wherever they’re found, ultimately adding beauty to the whole.

It includes collaborations with Miranda Lambert, John Anderson, Riley Green and Stephen Wilson Jr., with its early-released tracks already catching the attention of fans and critics. 'Cold Beer Can' has been praised as “a song that celebrates fixing things – from busted alternators to broken hearts” (Rolling Stone) while the “refreshing, very bluegrass-driven” (Country Central) 'Well Well Whiskey' finds Bentley doubling down on what makes his music stick: well crafted songs with dynamic musicianship and a commitment to doing things a little differently. 

To celebrate the new album, Bentley is bringing new and old fan favourites to the road this summer on the BROKEN BRANCHES TOUR. Kicking off May 29 in Austin, Texas, he will be joined by rising country star Zach Top and new Warner Music duo The Band Loula. He counts eight Number One albums, 22 Number One songs, and over nine billion global streams to his credit – plus 15 Grammy nominations and membership in the historic Grand Ole Opry. Continuing the path built from the ground up, as an entrepreneur, Bentley has four locations of the gastropub and live music venue 'Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row', has a Flag & Anthem lifestyle collection 'Desert Son' and recently released ROW 94 – a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey crafted with only “three ingredients and the truth” at Kentucky’s Green River Distilling Co.

For more information, visit www.dierks.com. 

Dierks Bentley Chases Broken Branches Album Announcement with Feverish Acoustic Jam “Well Well Whiskey”

DIERKS BENTLEY CHASES BROKEN BRANCHES ALBUM ANNOUNCEMENT WITH FEVERISH ACOUSTIC JAM “WELL WELL WHISKEY”

Upcoming Album is Set for Release June 13 and Available for Pre-Order Now

Nashville, TN - April 18, 2025 - Following this week's announcement of his 11th studio album BROKEN BRANCHES out June 13, multi-Platinum singer/songwriter Dierks Bentley returns to his bluegrass-tinged roots with the release of “Well Well Whiskey,” available everywhere today. “Well Well Whiskey” finds Bentley face-to-face with the bottle and all the trouble it brings with a foot-stomping beat and standout solo from acclaimed guitarist Bryan Sutton. 

Fans can pre-order BROKEN BRANCHES HERE, listen to “Well Well Whiskey” HERE (preferred music platform) and watch its performance video below: 

“When I first heard ‘Well Well Whiskey,’ it made me think of my UP ON THE RIDGE album, which leaned heavily on the power of acoustic instruments. I heard a lot of the same opportunity for the guys in the studio to contribute ideas and collaborate together in the same spirit of that earlier project,” Bentley explains. “There is nothing more fun than turning the musicians loose on a track like this and seeing what they come up with. I definitely see this one making it into our live show this summer.” 

The new track is the third release from BROKEN BRANCHES, following its already Top 30 lead single “She Hates Me,” which marked the biggest radio debut of Bentley’s career and has hailed for being “classic, comedic Bentley” (Billboard) with “anthemic energy” (Country Central). Described as “a song that celebrates fixing things – from busted alternators to broken hearts” (Rolling Stone), “Cold Beer Can” quickly struck a chord with fans and critics alike, saluting “blue-collar friendship, family ties, brotherhood, and life’s best moments” (Music Row). Like those before it, “Well Well Whiskey” finds Bentley doubling down on what makes his music stick: well crafted songs with dynamic musicianship and a commitment to doing things a little differently.

Known for his “raucous” and “electrifying” live performances (Whiskey Riff), Bentley is set to bring new music from the 11-song collection as well as fan favorite hits on the road this summer. Kicking off on May 29 in Austin, Texas, the BROKEN BRANCHES TOUR will feature support from rising country star Zach Top and new Warner Music duo The Band Loula. Continuing the path built from the ground up, as an entrepreneur, he has opened four locations of the gastropub and live music venue “Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row,” has a Flag & Anthem lifestyle collection "Desert Son” and recently released ROW 94 – a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey crafted with only “three ingredients and the truth” at Kentucky’s Green River Distilling Co. For tickets, tour dates and more information, visit www.dierks.com. 

ICYMI:

DIERKS BENTLEY LEANS INTO OUTLIERS AND IMPERFECTIONS WITH NEW ALBUM BROKEN BRANCHES – OUT JUNE 13 

The 11-Track Album – Featuring Collaborations With Friends John Anderson, Riley Green, Miranda Lambert and Stephen Wilson Jr.

Nashville, TN - April 15, 2025 - After more than 20 years on country music’s family tree, Dierks Bentley’s own branch has grown strong and solid, and with his upcoming 11th studio album BROKEN BRANCHES out June 13 (Capitol Records Nashville), he comes to appreciate the knots and gnarl more than ever. Whittling down his essential sound to its rooted and most resolute, it finds a proud broken branch celebrating the outliers of country life – and of country music. The eleven songs embrace unruly characters wherever they’re found, ultimately adding beauty to the whole.

“The country music community has a lot of broken branches in it. That’s why we’re all here,” Bentley explains. “We want to do something a little bit different, and I think everyone sees themselves like that – certainly in country. This is the people’s music and it represents that spirit of individuality so well – it’s just about doing it our own way.”

Bentley spent months listening to songs, often driving around the backroads of his Tennessee home, spinning raw demos with no names attached to the songs. Then he chose a mix of tracks with deep meanings and distinctive quirks, centered on the imperfect perfections of community spirit. Executive Produced by Mary Hilliard Harrington, each song grew from acoustic-guitar foundation in whatever direction felt right, and Bentley calls that a testament to producers Jon Randall and Ross Copperman, plus musicians like Charlie Worsham, Jedd Hughes, Rob McNelley and Bryan Sutton. Co-writing just four tracks himself and securing seven from outside writers (many for the first time), Bentley dug deeper than ever before into Nashville’s thriving songwriting community.

“I think that’s what’s special about country – we’re still making music in the studio with our buddies,” Bentley says. “We’re still getting together and talking about the songs and letting the musicians have a big say. It’s a good team - maybe a little messed up - but that’s the whole idea behind broken branches, so it just works.”

“Broken Branches” became the anchor track as a grounded (but good-timing) anthem with a mood-boosting jukebox stomp in honor of nature’s black sheep, featuring multiple generations, the living legend John Anderson and rising hit maker Riley Green. Others like “Cold Beer Can” shows a different way of looking at a frosty 12-oz. and the heartwarming banjo-led “Never You (feat. Miranda Lambert)” tribute the essential companion in each life. Bentley returns to his bluegrass beginnings with the feverish “Well Well Whiskey,” tracks like the propulsive acoustic jam “Something Worth Fixing” celebrate life as a work in progress, the grungy alt-country of “Jesus Loves Me” explores a heartbroken “gospel truth” and “Off the Map” looks to quietly escape a relentless reality – whether on the beach, or a barstool. Meanwhile, the blazing heart of “Standing in the Sun" burns with the simple, life-giving power of true romance, while “For as Long as I Can Remember” tributes the Sequoia-like shelter a father provides and “Don’t Cry for Me” brings the project full-circle.

BROKEN BRANCHES Track List:

1. Cold Beer Can (Written by Jon Randall, Luke Dick, Stephen Wilson Jr. and Dierks Bentley)

2. Jesus Loves Me (Written by Adam James, Ben Stennis and Allison Veltz Cruz)

3. She Hates Me (Written by Ashley Gorley, Chase McGill, Ross Copperman, Jimmy Allen, Wesley Scantlin and Dierks Bentley)

4. Something Worth Fixing (Written by Stephen Wilson Jr., Luke Dick and Dierks Bentley)

5. Standing In The Sun (Written by Kyle Sturrock)

6. Well Well Whiskey (Written by Seth Ennis, Devin Dawson and Jordan Reynolds)

7. Broken Branches (Written by Zach Abend, Beau Bailey and Graham Barham)

8. Off The Map (Written by Jeremy Bussey, Lauren McLamb and Adam Wood)

9. Near You (ft. Miranda Lambert) (Written by Scooter Carusoe, Ross Copperman and Ben Williams)

10. For As Long As I Can Remember (Written by Devin Dawson, Connie Harrington)

11. Don’t Cry For Me (Written by Jim Beavers and Dierks Bentley)

Dierks Bentley's 'scorching' single earns 18th #1

DIERKS BENTLEY BLAZES TO TOP OF COUNTRY RADIO TODAY

WITH 18TH CAREER NO. ONE “BURNING MAN”

Bentley’s “Most Affecting Song” Marks Back-to-Back Chart Toppers

From Critically Acclaimed Album THE MOUNTAIN

2019 BURNING MAN TOUR Continues to “Take Fans On A Wild Ride”

as it Treks from Canada to U.S. This Week

NASHVILLE, TN - Jan. 28, 2019 - Multi-Platinum singer/songwriter Dierks Bentley earned his 18th No. One single with “Burning Man” (featuring Brothers Osborne) as the fiery-but-reflective track topped the Mediabase/Country Aircheck singles charts this week. Serving as the second consecutive chart topper from Bentley's ninth studio album THE MOUNTAIN, "his most affecting song” (Rolling Stone) inspired his 2019 BURNING MAN TOUR that will continue with shows this week in Canada, before returning stateside for the kickoff of the US leg on Thursday (1/31) in Spokane, WA.

“I felt an authentic connection to this song the first time I heard and my attachment to it has only strengthened night after night as I watch our fans connect with it. It is as much their song as it is mine...we all face that push and pull of who we are as people. As always, I’m very grateful to Country Radio for continuing to help share this journey.”

With his "youthful, bluegrass-influenced angle on rocking country" (Vulture), Bentley is known to showcase music "that resists Music Row’s standard-issue gloss" (New York Times). The "scorching" (Esquire) single is no exception and showcases how "Bentley releases the most thoughtful, complete collections in Country music" (USA Today).

"Bentley’s questioning of his relationship to the world and his place in it serves as a through-line on such songs as the wistful 'Burning Man,' where he’s balancing his fading youth with growing responsibilities." - Billboard

"A high-water mark for Bentley – his most affecting song since 2015's magnificent ‘Riser.' 'Burning Man' builds on that ballad's theme of evolution, as Bentley assesses his place in the world as a 40-something troubadour." - Rolling Stone

“A Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers-style rock song that ends with a banjo-guitar breakdown.” - Associated Press

"The title is a reference to the notorious Nevada desert festival, but the lyrics act as a summation of Bentley’s appeal." - Kansas City Star

Bentley "is always ready to take fans on a wild ride” (Washington Post) with his “rowdy live show” (Rolling Stone) as his 2019 BURNING MAN TOUR "does not disappoint” (Winnipeg Free Press) with special guests Jon Pardi, Tenille Townes and the Hot Country Knights. He will roll through the West Coast ahead of returning to Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena in February (2/22) where he made his sold-out headlining debut in 2016.

Upcoming 2019 BURNING MAN TOUR Dates:

2/14/19    Ontario, CA - Citizens Business Bank Arena

2/15/19    Fresno, CA - Save Mart Center

2/16/19    Reno, NV - Reno Events Center

2/21/19    Lexington, KY - Rupp Arena

2/22/19    Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena

2/23/19    Columbia, MO - Mizzou Arena

2/28/19    Sioux Falls, SD - Denny Sanford PREMIER Center

3/01/19    Wichita, KS - INTRUST Bank Arena

3/02/19    Omaha, NE - CHI Health Center Omaha

3/07/19    Moline, IL - TaxSlayer Center

3/08/19    Duluth, MN - AMSOIL Arena

3/09/19    Grand Forks, ND - Alerus Center

3/28/19    Toledo, OH - Huntington Center

3/29/19    Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena

3/30/19    Grand Rapids, MI - Van Andel Arena

Bentley "has built a reputation as an authentic artist who often takes fearless stylistic detours with his music" (Music Row) and continues to be a dominant voice for the genre with over 8.6 billion overall digital streams. Reaching a new creative high as a co-writer on 10 of 13 tracks off THE MOUNTAIN (Capitol Records Nashville), Bentley earned the highest debut sales of his career as the record now boasts over 245 million streams. Critics continue to applaud his seventh chart-topping album as it was featured as one of “2018 Best Albums” by Esquire, USA Today, Rolling Stone, The Tennessean and more, while it was one of the only Country albums on Billboard’s all-genre year end list. Bentley has amassed countless nominations from the ACMs, CMAs, Billboard Music Awards and more, while earning 13 GRAMMY nominations. For more information, visit www.dierks.com.

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Dierks Bentley hits radio airwaves with new single WHAT THE HELL DID I SAY

DIERKS BENTLEY HITS RADIO AIRWAVES TODAY

WITH NEW SINGLE “WHAT THE HELL DID I SAY”

"With Energy Explosively High All Night Long" Bentley’s

2017 WHAT THE HELL WORLD TOUR 

Has Already Entertained More Than Half a Million Fans

 As Summer Concert Season Kicks Into Full Gear

NASHVILLE, TN - Jun. 26, 2017

Multi-PLATINUM singer/songwriter Dierks Bentley released "What the Hell Did I Say” today as the fourth single from his critically acclaimed and top selling album BLACK (Capitol Records Nashville).

The infectious track follows three consecutive #1s from the album, including the GOLD certified title-track and the PLATINUM certified hits "Somewhere On A Beach" and “Different For Girls,” proving once again Bentley's "effortless balance of radio-ready polish, traditional flavor and artistry” (Houston Chronicle).

“We named the tour after this song hoping that it would be a single this summer because it perfectly captures the anything-goes spirit out there this year,” said Bentley. “It's crazy right now with Cole and Pardi...every night is better than the one before...just when you think it can't get any more fun, it does. I've worked my whole career to have a tour like this one."

As the song that inspired this year’s tour hits radio and summer touring season kicks off, more than half a million fans have already flooded sold-out arenas across North America in 2017 for Bentley's "live show that tends to double down on fun." (The Boston Globe). 

The Washington Post vouches "he just gets us," as he gives fans an array of "chances to blow off steam during his action-packed summer tour.” 

“Has always been one of Country’s most engaging performers...with enough hits to fill an entire set.” - Asbury Park Press

“His fans couldn’t get enough of him. And now it appears that the feeling is mutual.” - CMT

“Promised a party...he delivered that and then some.” - Fresno Bee

“He plays to the entire crowd and has more energy than most young children.” - Parade

"With one foot planted on the country side and the other tapping along the rock and roll side, Dierks Bentley roared with a fun, solid two hours of his hits old and new." - The Sun Chronicle

"With energy explosively high all night long....he's startlingly theatrical and takes every opportunity he can to play with his audience." - The Post-Standard

"Especially over the past half-dozen years, he has been one of mainstream country’s more adventurous artists. " - Edmonton Journal

“The role of up-for-anything party-starter that has long seemed to fit him like a glove" - Tampa Bay Times

"His voice projecting all the way to the fans in the back of the venue who raised their arms up high, singing and swaying along. - OC Register

Bentley's 2017 WHAT THE HELL WORLD TOUR with special guests Cole Swindell and Jon Pardi returns to the road with stops in Jacksonville, FL (7/13), Raleigh, NC (7/14) and Virginia Beach, VA (7/15).

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