Dierks Bentley Looks to Make It Four No. 1 Singles in a Row With the Release of “What the Hell Did I Say” [Listen]

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | June 26, 2017

Dierks Bentley will try to extend his consecutive streak of No. 1 tunes from his Black album to four with the release of “What the Hell Did I Say.”

“What the Hell Did I Say,” which was co-penned by Ross Copperman, Josh Kear and Chris Tompkins, looks to follow in the footsteps of Black’s three previous No. 1 singles, “Somewhere on a Beach,” “Different for Girls” and “Black.”

The new single also lends its name to Dierks’ current What the Hell World Tour, which continues through September with Cole Swindell and Jon Pardi.

“We named the tour after this song hoping that it would be a single this summer because it perfectly captures the anything-goes spirit out there this year,” said Dierks. “It’s crazy right now with Cole and Pardi . . . every night is better than the one before . . . just when you think it can’t get any more fun, it does. I’ve worked my whole career to have a tour like this one.”

Listen to “What the Hell Did I Say” below.

Blogs

Parker McCollum is building anticipation for his forthcoming self-titled album with the release of his latest single, "Big Sky." McCollum had been teasing his new song – which dropped on Wednesday (May 7) – on social media over the past week. "Big Sky" joins McCollum’s earlier singles, "What Kinda Man" and "Hope That I'm Enough,"…

Parker McCollum Releases New Single, “Big Sky”

Parker McCollum is building anticipation for his forthcoming self-titled album with the release of his latest single, “Big Sky.” McCollum had been teasing his new song – which dropped on Wednesday (May 7) – on social media over the past week. “Big Sky” joins McCollum’s earlier singles, “What Kinda Man” and “Hope That I’m Enough,”…

In a new ELLE digital cover story, Kelsea Ballerini is advocating for inclusivity in country music. The 31-year-old singer expressed support for artists transitioning into the genre – like Beyoncé, Post Malone, and Lana Del Rey – while also stressing the importance of embracing diversity. "If we, as country artists, feel like we can have…

Kelsea Ballerini Says People Criticizing Artists Transitioning To Country Music Need To “Check Themselves”

In a new ELLE digital cover story, Kelsea Ballerini is advocating for inclusivity in country music. The 31-year-old singer expressed support for artists transitioning into the genre – like Beyoncé, Post Malone, and Lana Del Rey – while also stressing the importance of embracing diversity. “If we, as country artists, feel like we can have…

In a pair of massive deals totaling $350 million, Zach Bryan has renewed his contract with Warner Records and is reportedly in the process of selling his publishing catalog. The recorded music deal with Warner is for at least two albums and was finalized on Sunday night after Warner faced tough competition from Universal to…

Zach Bryan Signs New Deal With Warner Records, Reportedly Sells Publishing Catalog

In an Instagram Story on Monday (May 5), Morgan Wallen announced that he will release his new single, “Superman” – a tribute to his son Indigo Wilder – on Friday (May 9), a week before he drops his highly-anticipated album, I’m the Problem. “It’s special to me for obvious reasons," Wallen wrote of “Superman” in…

Morgan Wallen Sharing “Superman” This Week, Last Single Ahead Of New Album Release

On Tuesday (May 6), the lineup was revealed for the 2025 Austin City Limits Festival, which will showcase a diverse set of headliners such as Sabrina Carpenter, Hozier, Doja Cat, Luke Combs, and The Strokes. ACL will take place across two weekends in Austin’s Zilker Park from Oct. 3-5 and 10-12, with performances spread out…