Kip Moore is ready to release his highly-anticipated fourth studio album WILD WORLD on Friday (May 29th). Co-writing all but one of the tracks, Kip reveals an honest and insightful look at his own vulnerabilities and how he found joy navigating the search to find a place and purpose. Throughout the 13-song collection that search is revealed in deeply personal terms with Moore even self-producing the set, with help from David Garcia, Luke Dick and Blair Daly on respective tracks.

“Fans can expect honesty with this new record, WILD WORLD, says Kip. “And I think they’re gonna find themselves wanting to dig up some of their owns bones that they’ve buried, some of those regrets from their past that have been weighing them down, and I think it’s gonna make them feel safe in their own vulnerabilities to face those regrets and try to find peace in ‘em.”

Kip is also hoping fans experience joy when listening to his new album. “I hope that they find joy in this record the way I found joy searching for simplicities in life,” he says. “I hope that it means something to them the same way it did for me. I think there’s a search for faith throughout this record and how that looks to all of us. It might take on different shapes and forms for each of us, but it definitely probes the questions and makes you search.”

Wild World Track List:

1. “Janie Blu” (Dan Couch, Kip Moore)
   2. “Southpaw” (Westin Davis, Mooer)
   3. “Fire and Flame” (Cary Barlowe, Brett James, Moore, Will Weatherly)
   4. “Wild World” (Josh Miller, Moore)
   5. “Red White Blue Jean American Dream” (Jimi Beil, Barton Davies, Luke Dick, Phillip Lammonds)
   6. “She’s Mine” (Couch, Moore, Scott Stepakoff)
   7. “Hey Old Lover” (Couch, Moore)
   8. “Grow On You” (Blair Daly, Davis, Moore)
   9. “More Than Enough” (David Garcia, Josh Miller, Moore)
   10. “Sweet Virginia” (Moore, Manny Medina, Erich Wigdahl)
   11. “South” (Adam Browder, Couch, Medina, Moore, Dave Nassie, Erich Wigdahl)
   12. “Crazy For You Tonight” (Daly, Davis, Moore)
   13. “Payin’ Hard” (Daly, Davis, Moore)

Since the pandemic began forcing shutdowns in March, he has been hunkered down in East Kentucky, just being quiet and contemplative — writing songs, reading, and exploring the outdoors. Kip has documented some of his quarantine experience and breaks down the recording of his fourth album, Wild World, in the upcoming documentary 7 Days at the Rock, which premieres tonight (May 28th) at 9pm ET/8pm CT on Outside TV. Filmed by Moore’s friend PJ Brown, the documentary is set at the “BedRock,” a lodge that Moore built with another friend, Jeremy Salyers, to accommodate weary hikers and rock climbers at Red River Gorge at budget-friendly prices.