BRANTLEY GILBERT’S AGRICULTURAL DOCUMENTARY DIRTY MONEY PREMIERES ON FOX NATION

Feature-Length Film Narrated and Executive Produced by Gilbert and Directed by Shaun Silva

New Album SINS OF THE FATHER Available Now as 
Lead Single “GOOD DAMN” Climbs the Charts at Country Radio

WATCH: The official trailer for Dirty Money, available exclusively on FOX Nation.
(Nashville, TN, August 11, 2026) –  On the heels of the release of his eighth studio album SINS OF THE FATHER, multi-Platinum trailblazer Brantley Gilbert’s new documentary Dirty Money is available now, premiering exclusively on FOX Nation. As the agricultural industry faces rising costs and mounting economic pressures, the 90-minute documentary takes viewers inside the lives of America’s farmers and explores the challenges threatening the future of one of the nation’s most essential industries. Watch the trailer HERE.

Dirty Money is about giving farmers the opportunity to tell their own stories and shine a light on the realities they deal with every day, from rising costs to protecting the lands that have been in their families for generations,” shares Gilbert. “Whether you grew up on a farm or have never set foot on one, I hope people walk away with a better understanding of the challenges these families face and why protecting the future of American agriculture matters to all of us.”

Directed by Shaun Silva, Dirty Money immerses viewers in the lives of farmers who are navigating a critical crossroads. Through firsthand accounts and untold stories, the documentary spotlights the economic challenges, everyday difficulties and harsh realities that farmers are facing across the country. Executive producers include Gilbert and Silva, alongside Three Sons Films, Aaron Keiser and Keith J. Leman and producers include Don Lepore and Jake Allyn.

Released via BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, SINS OF THE FATHER marks his most personal project, with Sports Illustrated sharing, “Brantley Gilbert remains anchored by the three things that never wavered: his family, his faith, and the Georgia dirt that raised him. In SINS OF THE FATHER, he turns that foundation into his boldest, most honest chapter yet,” while Entertainment Focus observes, “Vocally he’s on top form, lyrically he’s mining deeper than he has before, and musically he’s more considered than he’s ever been,” calling it “his best album yet.”

Gilbert recently extended The Real American Tour, with dates announced throughout the U.S. through the fall, including stops at The Fruit Yard Amphitheater in Modesto, CA, Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston, MA, Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT, VyStar Pavilion in Savannah, GA and PNC Pavilion in Cincinnati, OH. For additional information and to purchase tickets, visit BrantleyGilbert.com.

About Brantley Gilbert
After helping set the stage for the modern country era with his 2009 debut, A Modern Day Prodigal Son, multi-Platinum trailblazer Brantley Gilbert has never shied away from the ugly truth. Boasting a consequential catalog of seven No. 1 hits like the RIAA 7x Platinum “Bottoms Up;” the 2x Platinum “Country Must Be Country Wide,” 2x Platinum “You Don’t Know Her Like I Do,” 2x Platinum “One Hell of An Amen,” and more, he’s spent nearly two decades stitching heartfelt country values and explosive energy to barbed-wire R&B swagger and his signature, Southern-smoke vocal, driving over 8 billion streams and one of the format’s heaviest live shows. Yet with his eighth studio album SINS OF THE FATHER, available now, brutal honesty and a brass-knuckled country-rock sound take his confessional song craft to new heights. The project’s current single, “GOOD DAMN,” is climbing the charts. Marking his first project with BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, 15 fresh songs were co-written by Gilbert with Taylor Phillips, Jelly Roll, HARDY, and more, as the hit maker delivers an “unapologetic” throw down of mature themes, once again ready to meet fans where they are. Co-producer Brock Berryhill helps Gilbert create some of the hardest-hitting work of his career, while the diesel-fueled two-lane trap he helped pioneer on genre-defining tracks like Jason Aldean’s “Dirt Road Anthem” is never far away. From the warm buzz of nostalgic pride to fatherhood and faith, red-hot devotion, and rock-bottom redemption, the self-avowed open book holds nothing back. Possessing a can’t-fake-it quality of fierce independence, the ACM, CMA and AMA award winner has toured alongside everyone from Willie Nelson to Toby Keith, Nickelback to Five Finger Death Punch and more.

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