IF THAT AIN’T COUNTRY, ARRIVING FEBRUARY 26, 2027
Title Track Available Now; Pre-Orders for New Album
Begin Today / Click HERE to Pre-Order
New Project Features Previously Released Collaborations with Jason Aldean,
Luke Bryan, Luke Combs, Nickelback and Alexandra Kay, With More
Special Guests to be Announced
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (November 13, 2026) – Multi-platinum-selling, GRAMMY®, CMA and ACM Award-winning country music band Shenandoah is turning the page on a new chapter, announcing its first new album since 2020, If That Ain’t Country (8 Track Entertainment), arriving February 26, 2027. The album’s title track is available now HERE, with pre-orders for the new project beginning today HERE.
Featuring a collection of new music alongside several of the band’s recent high-profile collaborations, If That Ain’t Country will include nine additional tracks, with more featured guest artists set to be announced in the coming weeks. Previously released songs will also be included on the album, among them “Sunday in the South” featuring Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan, “Two Dozen Roses” featuring Luke Combs, “The Church on Cumberland Road” featuring Nickelback, and the band’s latest collaboration, “Scares Me More” featuring Alexandra Kay. All previously released tracks are currently available for individual purchase and download.
“We just can’t wait to share these new songs with our fans,” says Shenandoah lead singer Marty Raybon. “It’s been seven years since we released a new album so the timing couldn’t be better. As everybody knows, 90s country is hotter than a two-dollar pistol right now, and I can say this new album won’t disappoint our fans, old or new. Get ready, y’all!”
The announcement follows another milestone year for the legendary group, highlighted by a sold out 40th Anniversary celebration at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium on October 28. The landmark evening marked Shenandoah’s first-ever headlining performance at the iconic venue and featured special appearances by Jamey Johnson, Alexandra Kay, Mae Estes and Adam Sanders. The celebration also included the presentation of a 2X Platinum plaque commemorating the band’s signature hit, “Two Dozen Roses.”
Shenandoah’s recent collaboration with Kay, “Scares Me More,” has added another chapter to the group’s legacy of memorable collaborations. Bringing together the unmistakable harmonies and timeless country sound of Shenandoah with Kay’s distinctive voice, the track further underscores the band’s continued ability to connect generations of country music fans while embracing new creative partnerships.
With If That Ain’t Country, Shenandoah continues to celebrate their legendary sound alongside an impressive lineup of friends and fellow artists. The remaining tracks and featured artists will be revealed in the coming weeks.
If That Ain’t Country Track Listing:
1. Scares Me More (feat. Alexandra Kay)
2. Two Dozen Roses (feat. Luke Combs)
3. Sunday In The South (feat. Jason Aldean & Luke Bryan)
4. The Church On Cumberland Road (feat. Nickelback)
5. If That Ain’t Country
6. Track 6
7. Track 7 (feat. TBA & TBA)
8. Track 8 (feat. TBA)
9. Track 9
10. Track 10
11. Track 11
12. Track 12 (feat. TBA)
13. Track 13
14. Track 14
About Shenandoah
With a legacy spanning decades, Shenandoah remains one of country music’s most enduring and influential bands. Known for their rich harmonies and heartfelt storytelling, the GRAMMY®, CMA, and ACM Award-winning group has delivered timeless hits like “Two Dozen Roses,” “The Church on Cumberland Road,” “Next to You, Next to Me,” “Sunday in the South,” “I Want to Be Loved Like That,” and “Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart.” A multi-platinum-selling powerhouse with over a billion career streams, Shenandoah’s music continues to resonate across generations. The band’s recent collaborations have reignited fan excitement — “Two Dozen Roses” featuring Luke Combs and “Sunday in the South” featuring Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan both soared to #1 on the iTunes All-Genre Chart, proving the band’s influence is as strong as ever.
For more information, visit shenandoahband.com.
