Soul-stirring Country firebrand Dillon James is sharing a new song, “Call Me Up,” available today. Written by Dillon with Joe Clemmons and Jonathan Smith, the song is produced by Paul Sikes. Listen to “Call Me Up” here.

“‘Call Me Up’ up is a song I wrote about the ebbs and flows of relationships, they’re not always easy,” shares Dillon. “It’s a song about knowing who you are fully, and the worth you bring to that relationship even when it’s hardest. I have been excited to release this one because I feel it shows a different side of me and my music.”

Recently making his Grand Ole Opry debut (4/30), Dillon showcased his autobiographical track “Walking Man” and forthcoming release “River Black,” dedicating his performance to loved ones who couldn’t be with him, but whose presence he felt in the room.

“I feel so honored to be standing with you all here tonight. God is using me in a way in a way I never thought,” he shared from stage. Giving attendees a glimpse of his journey to redemption he added, “A few years ago, I was living in a sleeping bag. I was alone and I was sad, and I had nothing. This is a full circle moment. It’s the best day of my life. If you’ve got a dream, don’t give up on it.”

In addition to “Walking Man” and “Call Me Up” the California-born singer/songwriter released his shoot-it-straight anthem “My Shadow” in March. More new music is on the way for this rising talent as he opens for Nickelback on select shows this summer, and takes the stage at high-profile festivals including CMA Fest in downtown Nashville, Carolina Country Music Fest and Barefoot Country Festival. For more information, please visit DillonJames.com.

About Dillon James:
Born and raised in Bakersfield, California, Dillon James was influenced by the city’s unique blend of Rock n’ Roll and Country music from an early age, picking up a guitar for the first time at the age of 10. Dillon was first drawn to classic rock, though his tastes diversified to the likes of City And Colour, Glen Campbell, Jeff Buckley, George Strait and Bob Dylan by the time he began writing his own music as a teen. Combined with inspiration from the local sounds of Merle Haggard and Buck Owens, Dillon developed the country-rock infused vocals and powerful storytelling that would define his distinct sound. After winning several singer-songwriter competitions and a brief stint working as an actor in Los Angeles, Dillon entered a turbulent period of substance abuse and homelessness. During this painful time, he realized that if he could heal himself and achieve his lifelong dream of becoming a singer-songwriter, he could become a living testament to others as well. Dillon accomplished his goal and moved to Nashville to write and record music, including his debut track “Walking Man,” “My Shadow,” and more set to be released soon. In his own words, “human connection is the goal, music is just the vessel.”

The War And Treaty releases new song “Leads Me Home.” Showcasing a unique sound that has them dubbed the “King and Queen of Gospel Country,” the husband-and-wife pair turned award-winning duo, lean into their Americana roots and deliver a standout, homegrown track.

Our new single "Leads Me Home" is out NOW! 💫
A lot of love went into creating this song and we're so grateful to be able to finally share it with each and every one of you. pic.twitter.com/dRyS4ylLIW

— The War And Treaty (@warandtreaty) May 10, 2024

Last month, Michael and Tanya Trotter performed at the White House for the Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride. They also visited the Library of Congress’ Veterans History Project where Michael, an Army veteran, was presented with a certificate for his military service. They returned to Washington, D.C. last week to participate in GRAMMYs On The Hill 2024, which gave winners, nominees and music professionals a chance to visit lawmakers to advocate for legislation advancing music creators’ rights. The trip was highlighted by a surprise performance of recent single “Stealing A Kiss” at a College Signing Day event with Former First Lady Michelle Obama in attendance.

Additional upcoming live performances for the duo include the Recording Academy and GRAMMY Museum’s inaugural GRAMMY Hall Of Fame Gala, CMA Fest, performances across Europe, several tour stops with Zach Bryan and Chris Stapleton, and the recently announced opening slot for The Rolling Stones at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles in July. For more information visit www.TheWarAndTreaty.com.

ACM New Female Vocalist of the Year nominee Kylie Morgan celebrates Mother’s Day early with the release of “Scratching the Surface (Mama’s Song).” The sentimental track, written by Kylie, spotlights the special bond between a mother and daughter and speaks to the sacrifices mothers make for their children. The lyrics beautifully weave a story of gratitude and hope, straight from a daughter to her mother.

Your past ain’t your purpose

You’re only scratching the surface

Hold on, you deserve it

“I wrote ‘Scratching the Surface (Mama’s Song)’ as a sense of hope for my mama. She is newly an empty nester with my baby sister going off to college, and I felt the sense of her feeling like her purpose was now in her past,” shared Kylie. “I then surprised my mom by singing it live with my sister on stage. After sharing it on social media, it turns out millions of mama’s and daughters felt the same way, which moved this song to the front of the line when it came to my next release. With Mother’s Day coming up, I truly hope this song brings healing and validation to everyone out there with this same feeling.”

Fans keep up with the singer-songwriter on her highly engaged social media pages, which is where Kylie debuted “Scratching the Surface (Mama’s Song).” Following the huge reaction from fans and followers online, Kylie released the song just in time for Mother’s Day. Kylie continues on her headlining “Making It Up As I Go” Tour, with a recent stop on Stagecoach’s Mane Stage and will be joining Walker Hayes on his “Same Drunk Tour.”

KYLIE MORGAN TOUR DATES

May 10 Jergel’s Rhythm Grille – Warrendale, PA

May 11 8 Seconds Saloon – Indianapolis, IN

May 18 Summerfest Day Party – Kansas City, MO

May 30 PNC Pavilion – Cincinnati, OH*

May 31 The Mill Terre Haute – Terre Haute, IN*

June 01 Jolt Credit Union Event Park – Saginaw, MI*

June 22 Barefoot Country Music Fest – Wildwood, NJ

June 27 Country Fest – Cadott, WI

June 28 Lakes Jam – Brainerd, MN

July 05 Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course – Grantville, PA*

July 06 Long Island Community Hospital Amphitheater – Cavendish, Prince Edward Island

July 14 Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater – Decatur, IL*

July 20 Buffalo Run Casino and Resort – Miami, OK

Aug 04 Voices of America Country Music Fest – West Chester, OH

Aug 12 Hayden Homes Amphitheater – Bend, OR*

Aug 14 Sandy Amphitheater – Sandy, UT

Aug 15 Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park – Grand Junction, CO*

Aug 17 Sunset Amphitheater – Colorado Springs, CO

Aug 29 Empower Federal Credit Union – Syracuse, NY*

Aug 30 Maine Savings Amphitheater – Bangor, ME

Aug 31 Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater – Bridgeport, CT

Sep 01 Broadview Stage at SPAC – Saratoga Springs, NY*

Sep 27 Ford Center – Evansville, IN

Sep 28 Great Southern Bank Arena – Springfield, MO

Oct 10 The Theater at MGM National Harbor – Oxon Hill, MD

Oct 11 MGM Music Hall at Fenway – Boston, MA

Oct 12 Freedom Mortgage Pavilion – Camden, NJ

Oct 18 Goldensky Festival 2024 – Sacramento, CA

*Walker Hayes “Same Drunk Tour” date