David Allan Coe's final studio album, A Million Reasons, is out now via F3 Entertainment/Symphonic, alongside new releases from Whey Jennings, Dave Wilbert and Elle Townley.
- October 21, 2026
AceShowbiz - David Allan Coe's final completed studio album, A Million Reasons, is available now via F3 Entertainment and Symphonic. The 11-track collection of previously unreleased recordings captures the outlaw country figure during the final years of his life.

The album was recorded in 2017 through Average Joes Entertainment. Colt Ford spearheaded the project, with production from Noah Gordon and Lex Lipsitz.

In a separate release, country singer-songwriter John PayCheck is set to release his third studio album, Better Plan, digitally on Nov. 27 via HorseBite Entertainment. The album was written primarily by PayCheck alongside longtime collaborator Scott Gabbey and recorded at Gnome Studios in Nashville with producer Bill McDermott.

Whey Jennings has released his sophomore album, Baptized By Fire, available everywhere digitally now through Dirt Rock Empire. Jennings co-wrote several songs from first-time songwriting sessions with Jim 'Moose' Brown and Tyler Booth, and the album includes his second duet with The Voice's breakout country recording artist Karen Waldrup.

Traditional country singer-songwriter Waylon Hanel will release his forthcoming EP, Price of Smokes, on Nov. 27 via CDX Records. The six-track collection includes the title track, written by Bernie Nelson and Steve Stapler, and was produced by Ken Royster at Direct Image Studio in Nashville.

Dave Wilbert released his new six-song EP, The Good News, on Sept. 18 via Willbilly Records and Symphonic. The project was included as one of Saving Country Music's Most Anticipated Country Albums of 2026. Recorded at The Freeway Studio, The Good News was co-produced by Wilbert alongside Lonnie Wilson, Julian King and the late Eddie Blount, Wilbert's former manager, co-producer and friend, who passed away in 2025. The EP features two songs co-written by Wilbert, including his recent singles All Summer Long and the farming-inspired The Corn.

Texas country singer-songwriter Elle Townley recently released her latest single, You're Not Enough, after celebrating her 18th birthday. Written solely by Townley and produced by Oliver Ocean at Orb Recording Studios, the song includes the lyric, "I know you think you're tough, but if I'm too much, you're not enough."