Blake Shelton Reveals Cover Art & Track List for New Album, “Fully Loaded: God’s Country”

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | October 22, 2019

Blake Shelton revealed the cover art and track list for his new album, Fully Loaded: God’s Country, which drops on Dec. 13.

The 12-song offering features five new tunes—including “God’s Country” and current single, “Hell Right”—with seven previously recorded hits, including “Came Here to Forget” and “I Lived It.” The upcoming album aligns titularly with past compilations, Loaded (2010) and Reloaded (2015).

“Well, I knew the label would come up with some plan to release an album,” says Blake. “I’ve been vocal about how much I like this new way of releasing songs more frequently. It keeps me excited and gives me the opportunity to find the hot new song that I love and get it out to the fans quickly. I think they like it too. With five new songs on this album, you’ve got ‘God’s Country,’ ‘Hell Right’ and a few more that haven’t come out yet—maybe I wasn’t supposed to say that. But the fans will hear most of the music on Fully Loaded before it hits the streets in December.”

“God’s Country” is nominated for Video, Single and Song of the Year at the upcoming CMA Awards in November. Blake also earned a nomination for Musical Event of the year for his collaboration with Garth Brooks on “Dive Bar.”

Fully Loaded: God’s Country Track List

1. God’s Country

2. Hell Right (feat. Trace Adkins)

3. Nobody But You

4. Came Here to Forget

5. She’s Got a Way with Words

6. A Guy With a Girl

7. Every Time I Hear That Song

8. I’ll Name the Dogs

9. I Lived It

10. Turnin’ Me On

11. Jesus Got a Tight Grip

12. Tequila Sheila

photo by Tammie Arroyo, AFF-USA.com

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