With 400 million global streams, a CMT Music Awards nomination, and a successful headline tour highlighting 2023, EMI Records Nashville singer-songwriter Kylie Morgan marks another milestone with the release of her debut full-length album, Making It Up As I Go, available everywhere today.

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“I hope that when people hear this album, they self-reflect and love themselves in the current state they’re in,” shares Kylie. “I hope anyone who is listening sees themself within these songs and that it serves as the soundtrack to your journey. Along the way, I hope you find the words that you may not know how to say through the music. ’Cause if we’re all being honest…we’re just making it up as we go.”

Celebrating today’s release, Kylie is sharing the music video for “Country Girl,” the album’s amped-up ode to the boys on the backroads.

Kylie wrote or co-wrote each of the project’s 12 tracks, teaming up with some of Music Row’s most promising songwriters. Her bold breakout single, “If He Wanted To He Would,” set the stage for her debut album, as the title track “Making It Up As I Go” helped inform its direction. Introspective on “A Few Hearts Ago” and the confessional solo write “Quarter Life Crisis,” Kylie also shares anthems of female empowerment including “Ladies First” and the clever tongue-in-cheek “Sugar Daddy,” painting strong women as the lead characters in her songs. On the emotive “Class Rings” and autobiographical album closer “Old Me,” Kylie recounts her past with the wisdom of an older sister looking out for her younger self.

Kylie Morgan’s Making It Up As I Go Track List:

1. “Making It Up As I Go” (Kylie Morgan, KK Johnson, Jordan Minton) ^
2. “Class Rings” (Kylie Morgan, Ben Foster and Jack Newsome) ~
3. “Country Girl” (Kylie Morgan, Gabe Foust, Nate Kenyon and Lance Miller)
4. “Sugar Daddy” (Kylie Morgan, James McNair and Seth Mosley) #
5. “Ladies First” (Kylie Morgan, Ben Goldsmith, Josh Jenkins) >
6. “Happy Ever After Me” (Kylie Morgan, Ben Johnson)
7. “Bad Girlfriend” (Kylie Morgan, Emily Earle, Blake Hubbard, Jarrod Ingram) *
8. “A Few Hearts Ago” (Kylie Morgan, Casey Brown, James McNair) <
9. “Quarter Life Crisis” (Kylie Morgan)
10. “If He Wanted To He Would” (Kylie Morgan, Zandi Holup, Ben Johnson)
11. “Don’t Stay Gone Too Long” (Kylie Morgan, Nelly Joy, Jason Massey) %
12. “Old Me” (Kylie Morgan, Megan Conner, Jeff Garrison) +

Produced by Shane McAnally and Ben Johnson

*Produced by Shane McAnally, Ben Johnson and The 720

^Produced by KK Johnson

~Produced by Jack Newsome

#Produced by Seth Mosley and Malcolm “X” O’Connor

>Produced by Ben Goldsmith

<Produced by Casey Brown

%Produced by Jason Massey

+Produced by Jeff Garrison

After hitting both coasts on her headlining Independent With You Tour this spring and joining the lineup at high-profile festivals through summer, she is currently on the road with Old Dominion for the No Bad Vibes Tour. Performing in major markets across the U.S., Kylie will take the stage in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Nashville and more. For tickets and a full list of tour dates, visit https://www.kyliemorgan.com/tour/.

We have compiled an array of content — a variety of liners and soundbites – from KYLIE MORGAN to equip you with everything you might need to put together your own album radio special; roll-out tracks leading up to –and following — the release of his new album, MAKING IT UP AS I GO, to use in news feeds, specials and much more. Check out all of details below (including audio liners and soundbites, as well as transcriptions) to create your own content surrounding Kylie’s album release.

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Kylie Morgan will release her debut album, Making It Up As I Go, on Friday, October 13th.

She previously said in describing the collection, “This album is for the in-betweeners. The ones who pretend to have it all figured out but are still finding out where they want to go, who they want to be, and how to get there. Whether you’re a child who’s supposed to feel like a teenager, a teenager who’s supposed to feel like a grown up or a grown up that still feels like a child. We’re all just doing our best and I hope this is the soundtrack to your journey. Cause if we’re all being honest… we’re just makin’ it up as we go.”

“I hope my fans take away a lot of things from this album,” says Kylie. “Continuing to release very honest and real songs, I feel like has made me find the group of fans that have, that I just felt so close to, and that’s what I’m continuing to do on this. It’s from perspectives that they haven’t heard. It’s about subject matters that I have talked about, but also from new perspectives AND about subject matters that I even haven’t addressed yet because I just now lived it in my life. So I hope they take away nothing but honesty, transparency, and I hope that they can find a piece of this album that relates to the chapter of the life that they’re in right now.”

Kylie’s debut album follows the success of her bold breakout track “If He Wanted To He Would,” which is included on the project, along with recent releases “A Few Hearts Ago” and “Sugar Daddy.” The 12-song track list features two self-penned songs, plus co-writes alongside Music Row’s most promising songwriters. Kylie’s signature vulnerable storytelling combines with empowering anthems, for a refreshing relatability that meets fans right where they are, in any stage of life.

With over 400 million global streams, a CMT Music Awards nomination, and a successful headline tour already highlighting 2023, EMI Records Nashville singer-songwriter Kylie Morgan will release her debut album, Making It Up As I Go, on Friday (October 13th).

She previously said in describing the collection, “This album is for the in-betweeners. The ones who pretend to have it all figured out but are still finding out where they want to go, who they want to be, and how to get there. Whether you’re a child who’s supposed to feel like a teenager, a teenager who’s supposed to feel like a grown up or a grown up that still feels like a child. We’re all just doing our best and I hope this is the soundtrack to your journey. Cause if we’re all being honest… we’re just makin’ it up as we go.”

“I hope my fans take away a lot of things from this album,” says Kylie. “Continuing to release very honest and real songs, I feel like has made me find the group of fans that have, that I just felt so close to, and that’s what I’m continuing to do on this. It’s from perspectives that they haven’t heard. It’s about subject matters that I have talked about, but also from new perspectives AND about subject matters that I even haven’t addressed yet because I just now lived it in my life. So I hope they take away nothing but honesty, transparency, and I hope that they can find a piece of this album that relates to the chapter of the life that they’re in right now.”

Kylie’s debut album follows the success of her bold breakout track “If He Wanted To He Would,” which is included on the project, along with recent releases “A Few Hearts Ago” and “Sugar Daddy.” The 12-song track list features two self-penned songs, plus co-writes alongside Music Row’s most promising songwriters. Kylie’s signature vulnerable storytelling combines with empowering anthems, for a refreshing relatability that meets fans right where they are, in any stage of life.

Kylie Morgan’s Making It Up As I Go Track List:

1. “Making It Up As I Go” (Kylie Morgan, KK Johnson, Jordan Minton) ^
2. “Class Rings” (Kylie Morgan, Ben Foster and Jack Newsome) ~
3. “Country Girl” (Kylie Morgan, Gabe Foust, Nate Kenyon and Lance Miller)
4. “Sugar Daddy” (Kylie Morgan, James McNair and Seth Mosley) #
5. “Ladies First” (Kylie Morgan, Ben Goldsmith, Josh Jenkins) >
6. “Happy Ever After Me” (Kylie Morgan)
7. “Bad Girlfriend” (Kylie Morgan, Emily Earle, Blake Hubbard, Jarrod Ingram) *
8. “A Few Hearts Ago” (Kylie Morgan, Casey Brown, James McNair) <
9. “Quarter Life Crisis” (Kylie Morgan)
10. “If He Wanted To He Would” (Kylie Morgan, Zandi Holup, Ben Johnson)
11. “Don’t Stay Gone Too Long” (Kylie Morgan, Nelly Joy, Jason Massey) %
12. “Old Me” (Kylie Morgan, Megan Conner, Jeff Garrison) +

 Produced by Shane McAnally and Ben Johnson

*Produced by Shane McAnally, Ben Johnson and The 720

^Produced by KK Johnson

~Produced by Jack Newsome

#Produced by Seth Mosley and Malcolm “X” O’Connor

>Produced by Ben Goldsmith

<Produced by Casey Brown

%Produced by Jason Massey

+Produced by Jeff Garrison

She’s currently on the road with Old Dominion on the band’s No Bad Vibes Tour. Next stop is October 26th in Glendale, Arizona and running through December 15th in Nashville. Before that, she’ll hit the stage of the Grand Ole Opry on October 21st.

For tickets and a full list of tour dates, visit https://www.kyliemorgan.com/tour/.

Chris Stapleton has announced he’s taking his “All-American Road Show” across the pond to the U.K. next year with special guest, Marty Stuart. The trek will launch October 16th in Manchester with stops in Glasgow, Dublin and Birmingham before wrapping October 23rd in London. Tickets for the U.K. leg go on sale Friday (September 29th).

JUST ANNOUNCED: The All-American Road Show goes across the pond to the United Kingdom and Ireland in October 2024 with special guest, @martystuarthq.

Tickets on sale Friday, 9/29. Visit https://t.co/AG4Hyhv3Lp for more info & sign up for presale at https://t.co/mdwpy5kNBm pic.twitter.com/hB8Fr861js

— Chris Stapleton (@ChrisStapleton) September 25, 2023

As you know, Chris Stapleton is now the voice of the opening song for Monday Night Football, but he was also featured during the broadcast Monday (September 25th) in a preview of Dolly Parton‘s forthcoming album, Rockstar. Dolly’s version of “Night Moves” from the album features Chris. In the coming weeks, more of Dolly’s tracks will be featured during MNF.

Thanks for previewing “Night Moves” (feat. @ChrisStapleton) @espn!

‘Rockstar’ is available 11/17, pre-order now: https://t.co/9YSkRRTV0v https://t.co/LSjp5xfr2d

— Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) September 26, 2023

Kylie Morgan performed the National Anthem prior to the Monday Night Football matchup (September 25th) between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Los Angeles Rams. The Bengals won 19-16. She returns to the road on Old Dominion’s No Bad Vibes Tour on Thursday (September 28th) in Charleston, South Carolina.

Tyler Hubbard rushed from his tour stop in Las Vegas to a venue across town to perform the No. 1 hit, “Meant To Be,” with his friend and co-writer Bebe Rexha.

We knew if I made it there in time it was meant to be 😉 thanks for having me @BebeRexha. Always good to see you my friend. pic.twitter.com/GjcYdsSlXx

— Tyler Hubbard (@tylerhubbard) September 23, 2023

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Eric Church is one of the headliners for next year’s Stagecoach Festival, and he’ll be joined by Miranda Lambert and Morgan Wallen. Taking place on April 26th – April 28th, 2024, the annual country music festival will again be held at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California.

Luke Grimes, Maddie & Tae, Josh Ross, Kylie Morgan and The War And Treaty will perform, as well as Jelly Roll, Elle King, Dwight Yoakam, Post Malone, Willie Nelson & Family, Hardy, Ernest, Bailey Zimmerman, Clint Black, Megan Moroney, Pam Tillis, The Beach Boys and Nickelback, among others.

Tickets go on sale next Friday (September 15th) at 11am PT.

Are y’all fired up? Stagecoach 2024 goes on sale next Friday, 9/15 at 11am PT 🔥

This is your year – grab your passes early at https://t.co/6yYDYfsJ6i for as low as $99 down on payment plan. Get the gang ready for the most unforgettable weekend yet! pic.twitter.com/27ydOCtzrO

— Stagecoach Festival (@Stagecoach) September 7, 2023

With nearly 400 million global streams, a CMT Music Awards nomination, and a successful headline tour already highlighting 2023, EMI Records Nashville singer-songwriter Kylie Morgan unveils her debut album, Making It Up As I Go, releasing October 13 and available to pre-order now. The project’s title track is out today (September 1st), and fans can join Kylie to celebrate the announcement as she goes live at 1:30 p.m. CT, ahead of the “Making It Up As I Go” official music video premiere, as part of the exclusive Multi Format Program with YouTube Music.

Kylie shares, “This album is for the in-betweeners. The ones who pretend to have it all figured out but are still finding out where they want to go, who they want to be, and how to get there. Whether you’re a child who’s supposed to feel like a teenager, a teenager who’s supposed to feel like a grown up or a grown up that still feels like a child. We’re all just doing our best and I hope this is the soundtrack to your journey. Cause if we’re all being honest… we’re just makin’ it up as we go.”

Kylie’s debut album follows the success of her bold breakout track “If He Wanted To He Would,” which is included on the project, along with recent releases “A Few Hearts Ago” and “Sugar Daddy.” The 12-song track list features two self-penned songs, plus co-writes alongside Music Row’s most promising songwriters. Kylie’s signature vulnerable storytelling combines with empowering anthems, for a refreshing relatability that meets fans right where they are, in any stage of life.

Kylie Morgan’s Making It Up As I Go Track List:

1. “Making It Up As I Go” (Kylie Morgan, KK Johnson, Jordan Minton) ^
2. “Class Rings” (Kylie Morgan, Ben Foster and Jack Newsome) ~
3. “Country Girl” (Kylie Morgan, Gabe Foust, Nate Kenyon and Lance Miller)
4. “Sugar Daddy” (Kylie Morgan, James McNair and Seth Mosley) #
5. “Ladies First” (Kylie Morgan, Ben Goldsmith, Josh Jenkins) >
6. “Happy Ever After Me” (Kylie Morgan)
7. “Bad Girlfriend” (Kylie Morgan, Emily Earle, Blake Hubbard, Jarrod Ingram) *
8. “A Few Hearts Ago” (Kylie Morgan, Casey Brown, James McNair) <
9. “Quarter Life Crisis” (Kylie Morgan)
10. “If He Wanted To He Would” (Kylie Morgan, Zandi Holup, Ben Johnson)
11. “Don’t Stay Gone Too Long” (Kylie Morgan, Nelly Joy, Jason Massey) %
12. “Old Me” (Kylie Morgan, Megan Conner, Jeff Garrison) +

 Produced by Shane McAnally and Ben Johnson

*Produced by Shane McAnally, Ben Johnson and The 720

^Produced by KK Johnson

~Produced by Jack Newsome

#Produced by Seth Mosley and Malcolm “X” O’Connor

>Produced by Ben Goldsmith

<Produced by Casey Brown

%Produced by Jason Massey

+Produced by Jeff Garrison

 After hitting both coasts on her headlining Independent With You Tour this spring and taking the stage at high-profile festivals through summer, she will support Old Dominion on the No Bad Vibes Tour, kicking off next week (9/7). Set to join the band in major markets across the U.S., Kylie will take the stage in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Nashville and more. For tickets and a full list of tour dates, visit https://www.kyliemorgan.com/tour/.

Kylie Morgan is sharing an authentic and familiar perspective on love with her new track “A Few Hearts Ago,” out everywhere today. Written by Kylie alongside Casey Brown and James McNair, and produced by Brown, Kylie reflects on the journey from heartbreak to healing with the lyrics:

A few hearts ago

I was closin’ down a few bars ago

In the wrong backseat a few cars ago

Wishin’ for you a few stars ago

Down a lonely road

A few hearts ago

Woulda broke yours, I’d be missin’ out

Wouldn’t have these lips I’m kissin’ now

Time did what it’s supposed to do

Thank God I didn’t meet you

A few hearts ago

“A Few Hearts Ago” follows Kylie’s recent track “Sugar Daddy” as a first look at new music set to be released soon. Claiming her place in country music with her debut single, “If He Wanted To He Would,” she earned a CMT Music Awards nomination for Breakthrough Female Video, and headlined her own Independent With You Tour this spring. She will join Old Dominion later this year on the No Bad Vibes Tour and is on the road this summer – including taking the stage at Watershed Festival in Quincy, WA today (8/4). For tickets and a full list of upcoming tour dates, visit KylieMorgan.com.