Trey Hensley Releases Solo Studio Album “Cannot Outrun The Blues”

Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and guitarist Trey Hensley has formally launched his solo studio album Can’t Outrun The Blues, out there now on all digital and streaming platforms through Pinecastle Data. The ten-track assortment marks a serious milestone in Hensley’s solo profession and options a formidable lineup of collaborators together with Molly Tuttle, Vince Gill, Steve Wariner, and the legendary Nitty Gritty Grime Band.

Produced by famend hitmaker Brent Maher, identified for his work with artists corresponding to The Judds, Kenny Rogers, and Merle Haggard, Can’t Outrun The Blues showcases Hensley’s signature mix of fiery guitar enjoying and highly effective vocals. The album seamlessly fuses Bluegrass, Americana, and conventional Nation influences right into a cohesive and energetic challenge that highlights each his musical roots and his fashionable sensibilities.

Momentum surrounding the discharge has been steadily constructing in latest weeks. Hensley has been actively selling the challenge with appearances on Espresso, Nation & Cody on WSM Radio in addition to the nationally syndicated The Large D & Bubba Present, with further media and touring plans persevering with all year long. Tonight (Friday, March 6), he returns to the enduring Grand Ole Opry stage earlier than heading dwelling to Jonesborough, Tennessee for a particular hometown album launch celebration this weekend.

The album’s present single, “Tucson,” continues to realize traction at radio, lately climbing into the Prime 5 on the Bluegrass charts following the chart-topping success of the album’s title monitor. Written solely by Hensley, the track is a driving Bluegrass story constructed round a longtime guitar riff and a cinematic outlaw narrative that has resonated strongly with listeners. Its success follows the album’s title monitor, which reached No. 1 on the Bluegrass radio charts and marked Hensley’s first solo chart-topper.

Further highlights on the album embrace the hard-charging Americana/Bluegrass monitor “Going And Gone” that includes Molly Tuttle, in addition to a Nation-leaning interpretation of Unknown Legend initially written by Neil Younger, that includes heartfelt concord vocals from Vince Gill.

A two-time IBMA Guitar Participant of the Yr recipient, Hensley first gained widespread recognition as one half of the acclaimed duo Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley alongside Rob Ickes. He later earned a Grammy Award as a member of Taj Mahal’s Swingin’ Stay on the Church in Tulsa, additional solidifying his repute as some of the dynamic guitarists in fashionable roots music.

Trying forward, 2026 is shaping as much as be a busy 12 months for Hensley. His upcoming schedule features a efficiency at MerleFest in April, a global look in Italy this Could, and several other summer time dates supporting legendary acoustic guitarist Tommy Emmanuel.

Can’t Outrun The Blues is accessible all over the place now. Followers can stream the album, discover upcoming tour dates, and keep updated on all issues Trey Hensley by visiting his official web site.

Can’t Outrun The Blues Observe Itemizing

1. Can’t Outrun The Blues (Trey Hensley, Bobby Starnes)

2. Excessive Price Of Goodbye (Trey Hensley, Bobby Starnes)

3. Going And Gone (feat. Molly Tuttle)

4. Up On Cripple Creek (feat. Nitty Gritty Grime Band)

5. Drown

6. Unknown Legend

7. Tucson

8. One White Line At A Time (feat. Steve Wariner)

9. Silverthorn Mountain

10. Off To Sea