Hudson Westbrook has announced his second full-length album, Made You Look, set for release on November 6th. The announcement coincided with the release of the album’s title track, a flirtatious, fiddle-driven single that follows the same pickup-line premise as his recent hit “Painted You Pretty.”
Westbrook shared the news on Instagram: “Y’all have shown up for me time and time again, and I don’t think I’ll ever be able to thank you enough for that. Getting to make music is a dream, but getting to make it for y’all is the best part. So… it’s finally time. My new album, Made You Look, is yours November 6th! I put a lot of myself into this one, and I can’t wait for y’all to hear it.”
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Made You Look will serve as the follow-up to Westbrook’s debut, Texas Forever, which arrived last summer. Westbrook co-wrote all 17 tracks on that project, which drew comparisons to early Parker McCollum and Zach Bryan for its blend of traditional instrumentation and modern hooks.
The Stephenville, Texas, native first broke through in 2024 with the viral hit “Take It Slow” while still working at a feed store and studying energy commerce at Texas Tech University, before leaving school to pursue music full-time in the fall of 2025. Lead single “House Again” gave him his first number one on the Mediabase country chart, making him the youngest male country artist to reach the top spot solo. He also released the five-song EP Exclusive in January.
Westbrook will support the new album with the Hits Me Tour, a headlining run with special guests Kenny Whitmire and Ethan Burdick that opens September 18th and continues through early December. He also has select opening dates set with George Strait and Morgan Wallen.
Made You Look will be out everywhere November 6th.
Hits Me Tour dates:
- September 18 — Fort Worth, TX
- September 19 — Fort Worth, TX
- September 24 — Pasadena, CA
- October 1 — El Paso, TX
- October 2 — Tempe, AZ
- October 3 — Oceanside, CA
- October 8 — Modesto, CA
- October 9 — Los Angeles, CA
- October 10 — Paso Robles, CA
- October 15 — Rio Rancho, NM
- October 16 — Midland, TX
- October 17 — Corpus Christi, TX
- October 28 — Virginia Beach, VA
- October 29 — Richmond, VA
- October 30 — Washington, D.C.
- November 5 — New York, NY
- November 6 — Wallingford, CT
- November 7 — Boston, MA
- November 12 — Huntington, WV
- November 13 — Asheville, NC
- November 14 — Charleston, SC
- November 22 — Oklahoma City, OK
- December 3 — Nacogdoches, TX
- December 4 — Durant, OK
