Parker McCollum has announced that his self-titled album will be available on June 27th. The 14-track project will include his last single, “What Kinda Man.”
“It is the best thing I’ve ever done. This record is honest, this record is raw, this record is one thousand percent authentic, Parker, and it feels really good to get back to writing and recording songs like I always wanted to.” McCollum said in the announcement he posted to his Instagram.
He also announced his self-titled tour for 2025, which will begin a few months after his “What Kinda Man” tour. The 20-stop tour will begin on June 12th in Richmond, Virginia, and wrap up in Bismark, North Dakota, on October 18th. He’ll be supported by Ashley Cooke, Corey Smith, Hudson Westbrook, Kameron Marlowe, Kassi Ashton, Laci Kaye Booth, Randy Rogers Band, Steve Earl & Reckless Kelly, and Vincent Mason; support will vary by market.
This is Parker’s first LP since Never Enough in 2023, and fans are eager to hear what this new authentic version of Parker sounds like.
Parker McCollum has solidified his status as a Country music superstar with his authentic sound and chart-topping hits. His 2023 album Never Enough reinforced his rise, while his massive 2024 “Burn It Down” Tour saw him performing at iconic venues and festivals.
Named an ‘Artist to Watch’ by major outlets like Rolling Stone and Billboard, McCollum has earned accolades, including the 2021 Music Row Breakout Artist of the Year and multiple CMA and ACM nominations. His 2022 debut at the Houston Rodeo drew over 73,000 fans, and he sold out the event for the third consecutive year in 2025.
His Platinum hit “Burn It Down” earned him a CMA nomination for Song of the Year (2024) and an ACM Award for Visual Media of the Year. With four consecutive #1 hits, McCollum’s latest single, “What Kinda Man,” marks a return to his Texas roots.
