Brett Eldredge Readies First New Single in Almost Two Years with “Gabrielle”

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | April 13, 2020

Brett Eldredge announced via Instagram that he will release his new single, “Gabrielle,” on April 17.

The new tune will be Brett’s first single since his Top 5 hit, “Love Someone,” which was released in June 2018.

“Ok ok, I’ll spill the goods, the World premiere of my new single GABRIELLE is this Friday!” said Brett via Instagram. “I hope it brings you some happiness.”

Brett co-penned the piano-driven track alongside award-winning producers Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk. “Gabrielle” will ship to country radio on April 27.

“‘Gabrielle’ is about a love that didn’t quite work out and you always wonder what it could have been,” says Brett. “It could’ve ended up being something amazing and you wonder what they’re doing in their life right now and go back to those feelings when you hear the song.”

Brett dropped his self-titled fourth studio album in 2017. “Gabrielle” is likely to serve as the lead single to Brett’s upcoming fifth studio album.

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