This week’s New Music Friday at Fandom Daily is a genre-spanning celebration of bold voices, emotional depth, and summer-ready anthems from some of the most exciting names in music right now. Country fans are in for a treat, with standout releases like Dierks Bentley’s deeply personal Broken Branches, a five-star album filled with grit, heart, and a dive-bar family reunion featuring John Anderson, Riley Green, and more. Tanner Adell drops the vulnerable “Snakeskin” with introspective strength, while neo-traditionalist Chancey Williams honors rural resilience in “Pearl Snap Preacher.” Randall King softens the neon glow with Braxton Keith on “Cheatin’ On My Honky Tonk,” and Meghan Patrick reimagines her powerful tribute “Iron Man” in a stripped-back acoustic version just in time for Father’s Day.

Over in the Rising Star lane, Kashus Culpepper stuns with “Broken Wing Bird” featuring Sierra Ferrell. a stunning ode to fragile love, fresh off his Grand Ole Opry debut and ahead of his CBS Saturday Morning appearance. Pop fans also have plenty to celebrate: Madison Bailey returns with “Raincheck” featuring KAIRO, blending breezy beats with lyrical vulnerability, while the Jonas Brothers surprise fans with a live album from their recent London show. Get ready to add these tracks to your Summer playlist

The Jonas Brothers - Live At O2 London

The Jonas Brothers are kicking summer into high gear with the surprise release of Live At O2 London, a brand-new live album recorded at their sold-out show at London’s iconic O2 Arena. The trio delivered high-energy renditions of fan-favorites like “Burning Up” and “Lovebug,” plus a cover of The Cranberries’ “Dreams” and an unreleased gem, “When You Know,” from their upcoming album Greetings From Your Hometown. It’s a nostalgia-packed, adrenaline-fueled setlist that captures the magic of their live show—and gives fans a taste of what’s to come.

Randall King & Braxton Keith - 'Cheatin' On My Honky Tonk

Randall King is stepping into a new chapter both personally and musically with his latest release, “Cheatin’ On My Honky Tonk” featuring Braxton Keith. After welcoming his first child, Paisley Leanna, and getting engaged to longtime love Brittany Warthan, the Texas-born traditionalist is trading neon lights for nursery nights. Co-written by country legends Phil O’Donnell, Ira Dean, and Ronnie Dunn, the track is a witty, heartfelt ode to growing up and settling down, all wrapped in the classic honky-tonk charm fans know and love.

King, who was recently dubbed “the genre’s neo-traditional figurehead” by Holler, brings a grounded honesty to the track, singing about missing barroom Fridays in favor of time at home with his girls. Braxton Keith joins in with vocals that perfectly complement the track’s warm, relatable storytelling. 

Tanner Adell - Snakeskin 

Tanner Adell is baring her soul in “Snakeskin,” a raw and emotional new single that peels back the layers of heartbreak and healing. The mid-tempo track showcases Adell’s signature blend of country-pop with an intimate edge, offering a space where vulnerability isn’t just welcomed,it’s powerful. Co-written with a stacked team of collaborators including Akil “worldwidefresh” King and Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, “Snakeskin” is a soothing anthem for anyone who’s ever felt too broken to be loved.

Accompanied by a poignant music video, Adell’s message is crystal clear: healing starts when we stop hiding our scars. “I wrote this song for people who have been broken so many times that they think they're hard to love,” she shares. With “Snakeskin,” Adell continues to carve out a lane that’s both emotionally fearless and musically fresh, proving she’s not just a rising voice in country-pop, she’s one that’s here to make you feel seen.

Kashus Culpepper & Sierra Ferrell - Broken Wing Bird

Kashus Culpepper is having a milestone moment, and he’s marking it with the release of “Broken Wing Bird” featuring Sierra Ferrell, a tender, soul-soaked duet that channels the spirit of classic country with a fresh emotional edge. Following his first-ever performance at Nissan Stadium during CMA Fest, the Southern crooner continues his rapid rise with a track that feels like it was pulled straight from a dusty back porch in Muscle Shoals. Written by Culpepper and producer Brian Elmquist, the song is a delicate ode to fragile love, made all the more magical by Ferrell’s ethereal vocals.

“I wanted to write something that felt like the old Willie Nelson songs I grew up on,” says Culpepper. And he delivers just that, warm, reflective, and achingly nostalgic. 

Madison Bailey - Raincheck

Madison Bailey is diving deep with her first release of 2025, the introspective new single “Raincheck” featuring Nigerian-born pop duo KAIRO. The track blends breezy synths, airy loops, and gentle guitar into a moody, modern pop moment that finds Bailey vulnerably wrestling with self-doubt and burnout. “To be honest I’ve been off the rails awhile,” she confesses, before asking for the emotional pause of a “raincheck.” KAIRO’s verse mirrors the same raw energy, their voices blending with Bailey’s in a seamless, soul-searching harmony.

Chancey Williams - Pearl Snap Preacher 

Chancey Williams is back with his fourth release of 2025, “Pearl Snap Preacher,” a heartfelt ode to faith, fatherhood, and the cowboy way of life. Out now on all streaming platforms, the neo-traditional country star delivers a rich, laid-back track that captures the quiet spirituality of rural living. Written by Cody Robbins, Kayley Bishop, and Nick Deleo, the song paints a picture of a man who may not be sitting in a church pew every Sunday, but lives his beliefs through hard work and integrity. The official music video, which stars Williams’ real-life father Dennis, adds an emotional punch, offering a rare glimpse into the personal roots behind the track.

Following a standout year packed with powerful releases like “Miles On Me” and “The Ballad of Uncle Don,” Williams continues to blend down-home grit with cinematic storytelling. With a sound steeped in cowboy soul and a voice full of weathered charm, he’s keeping the spirit of traditional country alive. 

Meghan Patrick - Iron Man (Acoustic) 

Meghan Patrick is tugging on heartstrings with a beautifully reimagined acoustic version of her 2024 standout track “Iron Man.” Released just in time for Father’s Day, the stripped-down rendition trades in grit for grace, spotlighting soft fiddle, gentle guitar, and a deeply personal message dedicated to her father, and anyone who carries quiet strength. Originally inspired by her dad’s iron foundry and Iron Man triathlon feats, this acoustic take uncovers the emotional layers beneath the toughness, offering a vulnerable, heartfelt tribute to the men who remain unbreakable even when they bend.

Dierks Bentley - Broken Branches 

Dierks Bentley is back and baring it all with his 11th studio album BROKEN BRANCHES. The 11-track project embraces Bentley’s signature storytelling and unflinching honesty, exploring themes of resilience, transformation, and deep-rooted connection. With a powerhouse lineup of collaborators, John Anderson, Riley Green, Miranda Lambert, and Stephen Wilson Jr., Broken Branches celebrates life’s outliers and underdogs, proving once again that Bentley’s heartfelt grit and musical instincts remain unmatched.

Alyssa Flaherty - Know You By Heart 

Country newcomer Alyssa is back with “Know You By Heart,” a hauntingly beautiful follow-up to her May release, and a powerful next step in her unfolding healing journey. Dropping June 13, the track dives deep into the emotional aftermath of heartbreak—where once-cherished memories turn bittersweet, and love is remembered more by what’s missing than what once was. It’s a raw, reflective take on grief and growth, anchored by vivid lyricism and emotional clarity.

What truly sets the track apart is Alyssa’s vocal performance, delivering every line with a delicate strength that lingers long after the last note. “Know You By Heart” doesn’t just tell a story—it lets you feel every beat of it, offering a quiet, cathartic space for anyone learning how to carry the weight of goodbye. With this release, Alyssa continues carving out her place as a voice worth watching in country music’s next wave.