Fueled by cowboy grit and arena-sized attitude, the track nods to rodeo legends and iconic western stages.

NASHVILLE, TN – (July 31, 2026) – Allie Colleen delivers a rodeo-ready anthem rooted in grit, heritage and arena-sized attitude with her new single, “Buck It.” The track nods to legendary bull rider J.B. Mauney, honors Tuff Hedeman’s unforgettable “Taking Care of Business” ride for Lane Frost and name-checks two of the sport’s most iconic stages, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and the Calgary Stampede. Bringing the song into the present, professional bull rider Jorden Halvorson is featured in the lyrics and on the single’s cover artwork, adding a trailblazing female perspective to a song built for western sports fans. 

“In my opinion, this is one of the greatest rodeo anthems of my generation. I’m just saying,” proclaimed Allie Colleen. “There’s something about this song that feels bigger than just music. It carries the kind of energy, grit and resilience that lives inside rodeo culture, the kind that makes you want to turn it up loud, throw your hat on and feel ready for whatever comes next.” 

“Buck It” is available today on all streaming platforms HERE. 

Packed with rodeo grit, cowboy swagger and arena-ready energy, the high-octane track celebrates the fearless spirit of western culture through references that rodeo fans instantly recognize. 

Fueled by hard-hitting lyrics, red dirt imagery and a chant-worthy chorus, “Buck It” captures the adrenaline of eight-second rides, late-night pasture parties and the resilience of cowboy culture. Equal parts anthem and attitude, the track is built for arena speakers, ride-out moments and fans who know that when life gets tough, sometimes you just have to grab your cowboy hat and “buck it.”

“Buck It” was written by Allie Colleen, Carter Winter, Thad McClelland and Cade Anderson, and produced by Dominic Martinez, professionally known as PRODbyDOM, with Anderson serving as co-producer. Recorded at Allentown Studios in 2026, the track features Sol Philcox-Littlefield on electric guitar, Aden Gray on acoustic guitar, Logan Hatcher on bass and Grady Saxman on drums. 

“Well I guess it’s gonna be one of those nights 
Got that cooler loaded like a 45 
Clocks ticking down to one hell of a ride
Why order 1 when you get 6 at a time 
 
Better find your seat ‘fore they open the gates
We got daisy dukes for your dinner plate
Well I checked my boot it’s the spur of the moment 
Like J.B. Mauney  keep one hand on it

Ya gotta Buck it 
Go on cause a ruckus 
When you get that feeling in your bones you gotta trust it 
Talking reckless
Showing off your Texas
Taking care of business 
For more than 8 seconds 
When the world’s on your back grab your cowboy hat and say , buck it …”

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About Allie Colleen:
Allie Colleen is the kind of artist who can make you laugh, cry and question your life choices, sometimes all in the same song. Equal parts witty storyteller, deep-feeler, dog lover, tattoo enthusiast and unapologetically honest human, Allie has a way of making every room feel like a conversation with an old friend. Whether she is singing about heartbreak, laughing at herself or unpacking life’s beautifully messy moments, her authenticity is impossible to fake and even harder to forget. Somewhere between the jokes and real talk, she just happens to have one of country music’s most powerful voices.
Rooted in timeless country tradition yet infused with modern influence, Allie has quietly become one of independent country music’s most compelling rising voices, known for silencing a room with heartfelt storytelling, emotional clarity and undeniable vocal power. Her music resonates because it feels lived in, honest and deeply human, connecting with audiences through both vulnerability and wit.
With more than 11.9 million streams across Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, and a social audience exceeding 250,000, Allie’s momentum continues to build. Named an Artist to Watch by outlets including People Country, Holler, Wide Open Country and Country Evolution, she has also been featured on Apple Music Country’s Best New Songs, selected as Artist of the Week on Bobby Bones’ Top 30 Countdown and highlighted by platforms including Nash News, Music Mayhem and Country Thang Daily.
A defining career moment came with her duet alongside Lee Brice, “While We’re Still Friends,” which generated strong organic streaming, earned its worldwide radio premiere on WSM Radio’s Cody, Coffee & Country and surpassed 1.13 million combined video views across platforms. Her touring resume is equally impressive, including dates with Lee Brice, Jelly Roll’s Beautifully Broken Tour, Live In The Vineyard Goes Country, BMI Key West Songwriter Festival and more than 125 national headline performances over the last two years.
Fearless, funny, deeply relatable and entirely her own, Allie Colleen is building a lasting career one honest song at a time.