Koe Wetzel Continues To Tease New Music As Billboard Pops Up In Nashville

Koe Wetzel

Even MORE new music from Koe is coming soon.

After a huge 2025, which included scoring his first #1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart with “High Road” and capturing iHeart Radio’s #1 country song of 2025 with the track, it was clear that 2026 was primed to be a huge year for Koe Wetzel. He’d start the year by teasing a new album with the simple caption, Ready for this new chapter to start.” The “February 28, 2016” singer would then follow that up with a brand new song to close January, the reflective “Time Goes On.”

Adding more fuel to the fire after confirming a new album was coming in the summer, Wetzel would then plot a massive, 45-city headlining tour, featuring the likes of Shane Smith & The Saints, Ole 60, Wyatt Flores, Corey Kent, Wade Bowen and more.

With a tour that extensive, the final step was to finally announce the album. Luckily for dedicated fans of the Texas rocker, he finally released his sixth studio album, The Night Champion, on June 12th.

Teaming up once again with Gabe Simon, who produced 9 Lives, The Night Champion ultimately felt like a natural progression for Wetzel, who has undoubtedly changed a lot over the past few years after getting married to Bailey Fisher and becoming a father.

As promised, the record still contained some classic Koe tracks like “Hurts Like You,” “Time Goes On” and “The Man,” while continuing his exploration into a new, R&B-esque sound on “When I’m Gone” and “I’ll Lock Up.” It would also be remiss to talk about The Night Champion’s standout, “Circus,” which serves as the centerpiece of the record, being a reflection on his time in the music industry at this point in his career.

Just two weeks after the record was released, the “Drunk Driving” singer expanded The Night Champion with five brand new tracks, including standouts such as “Ronnie Ray” and “Rolling & Smoking” and an additional two tracks with two unknown features, which have yet to be announced.

In case that wasn’t enough, it looks like Koe is getting ready to drop even more new music incredibly soon.

Earlier in the week, a billboard popped up at the Nashville Sign, a massive 36-by-38-foot digital billboard located at the intersection of Broadway, West End Avenue and 16th Avenue in Music City, with the text simply reading:

“Heartbroken? Feeling jaded? If so, call (601) 563-9895”

Koe Wetzel Nashville Billboard
@thekoecountry

When you call the number, a brief snippet of yet another brand new track will automatically play, which sees Koe once again expanding out his sound with a fairly funky, 70s-inspired R&B groove.

“I wanna want ya 
But you got some reservations about you, don’t ya
About you, don’t ya

And I kinda like it
How you’re damaged just like me
You don’t try to hide it
Why you trying to hide it”

@koeskonvicts I’m gonna need to hear the full thing #koewetzel ♬ original sound – Konvicts Fan Account

As of now, it’s unknown if the new teaser is a part of the deluxe edition of The Night Champion or something else entirely. With that being said, however, it looks like we’ll be getting even more new music from Koe incredibly soon.

Koe Wetzel Tour Dates

July 30 | Airway Heights, Wash. | Northern Quest Casino
July 31 | Bend, Ore. | Hayden Homes Amphitheater

Aug. 1 | Tacoma, Wash. | Dune Peninsula
Aug. 6 | Bonner Springs, Kan. | Azura Amphitheater
Aug. 7 | Evansville, Ind. | Ford Center
Aug. 8 | Nashville, Tenn. | Bridgestone Arena
Aug. 12 | New York, N.Y. | Pier 17
Aug. 13 | Reading, Pa. | Santander Arena
Aug. 14 | Gilford, N.H. | BankNH Pavilion
Aug. 19 | Boston, Mass. | Leader Bank Pavilion
Aug. 20 | Washington, D.C. | The Anthem
Aug. 21 | Pittsburgh, Pa. | Petersen Events Center
Aug. 26 | Buffalo, N.Y. | Outer Harbor Live at Terminal B
Aug. 27 | Cleveland, Ohio | Wolstein Center
Aug. 28 | Rochester Hills, Mich. | Meadow Brook Amphitheatre*

Sept. 3 | Austin, Texas | Moody Center
Sept. 4 | Baton Rouge, La. | Raising Cane’s River Center
Sept. 5 | Bossier City, La. | Brookshire Grocery Arena
Sept. 10 | Knoxville, Tenn. | Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center
Sept. 11 | Greensboro, N.C. | First Horizon Coliseum
Sept. 12 | Wilmington, N.C. | Live Oak Bank Pavilion
Sept. 17 | Alpharetta, Ga. | Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
Sept. 18 | Columbia, S.C. | Colonial Life Arena
Sept. 19 | Richmond, Va. | Virginia Credit Union LIVE!
Sept. 24 | Pikeville, Ky. | Appalachian Wireless Arena
Sept. 25 | Huntsville, Ala. | The Orion Amphitheater
Sept. 26 | Brandon, Miss. | Brandon Amphitheater
Sept. 30 | Rogers, Ark. | The Walmart AMP

Oct. 1 | North Little Rock, Ark. | Simmons Bank Arena
Oct. 2 | Tulsa, Okla. | BOK Center
Oct. 3 | Wichita, Kan. | INTRUST Bank Arena
Oct. 8 | Chicago, Ill. | Salt Shed Fairgrounds
Oct. 9 | Fishers, Ind. | Fishers Event Center
Oct. 10 | Milwaukee, Wis. | Fiserv Forum
Oct. 28 | Morrison, Colo. | Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Oct. 30 | Lubbock, Texas | Cook’s Garage

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