George Strait Announces New Album “Cowboys and Dreamers”

FORT WORTH, TX - NOVEMBER 19: George Strait with Tenille Townes on November 19, 2022 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Brandon Colston/Brandon Colston Photography)

During his latest show in Indianapolis on Saturday night, George Strait announced his upcoming 31st studio album Cowboys and Dreamers. He’s also releasing the single “MIA Down in MIA” Tonight, May 17th, at midnight.

“We got some new stuff, too; I’m gonna throw in throughout the night because I broke down and did another record, and I’m gonna play a few of those for you tonight,” Strait said.

An official release date for Cowboys and Dreamers is yet to be announced.

Strait also announced that the song “Honky Tonk Hall of Fame” will be a collaboration between Chris Stapleton, featured on his upcoming album. 

His first show in six months, Strait sold out Lucas Oil Stadium, the home of the Indianapolis Colts. “It’s so good to be back… man, it’s been six months, and that’s too long,” Strait said. 

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Since his 2014 “Cowboy Rides Away” tour, Strait’s appearances have been far fewer outside of his Las Vegas Residency and appearances at the Houston Rodeo and Austin City Limits festival. Nonetheless, wherever he performs, George Strait will always attract crowds in historic numbers as he’s widely regarded as “The King of Country Music” by fans across all generations. 

Cowboys and Dreamers Tracklist:

  1. Three Drinks Behind
  2. Cowboys And Dreamers
  3. To The Moon
  4. MIA down in MIA
  5. Wish I Could Say
  6. Calling From the Car
  7. People Get Hurt Sometimes
  8. Honky Tonk Hall of Fame (with Chris Stapleton)
  9. The Little Things
  10. The Book
  11. Rent
  12. Waymore’s Blues
  13. Journey Of Your Life

Fans can purchase tickets for the remaining shows in 2024 at George Strait’s website and through second-hand ticketing platforms. 

George Strait’s Remaining 2024 Shows:

  • 5/4  Lucas Oil Stadium  Indianapolis, IN
  • 5/11 EverBank Stadium  Jacksonville, FL
  • 5/25 Jack Trice Stadium  Ames, IA
  • 6/1  Bank of America Stadium  Charlotte, NC
  • 6/8  MetLife Stadium  East Rutherford, NJ
  • 6/15 Kyle Field  College Station, TX
  • 6/29 Rice-Eccles Stadium  Salt Lake City, UT
  • 7/13 Ford Field   Detroit, MI
  • 7/20 Soldier Field   Chicago, IL
  • 12/7 Allegiant Stadium  Las Vegas