Jason Aldean Can Blame His New Hit On His Band

by jwills | February 6, 2021

Jason Aldean‘s latest song “Blame It On You” is turning out to be another big hit for him, and he can thank his band for it.

Jason explains, “So ‘Blame It On You’ was a song that I got, it was actually written by a couple of guys in my band, Kurt Alison and Tully Kennedy, my guitar player and bass player.”

Jason shares that “Blame It On You” was just the type of song he was looking for to include on his album, 9, “It was just one of those things that was just really different for the record that I thought we were kind of missing.”

Jason added, “It kind of reminded me a lot of a song ‘Girl Like You’ that we had where it kind of starts off down and you almost wonder is it going to be a ballad and then the chorus kicks in and it turns into ‘rock & roll’ so it was one that just kind of grabbed me right off the bat and I’m really glad we cut it, glad it’s the new single.”

Check out the music video for Jason’s “Blame It On You” right here…

Photo Credit: Joseph Llanes

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