KASEY TYNDALL ANNOUNCES NEW ALBUM ‘BLISS’, ARRIVING IN FEB, WITH NEW SINGLE “WHITE PICKET FENCE”
NEW TRACK SERVES UP A FEISTY, TONGUE-IN-CHEEK MOM ANTHEM
COUNTRY-ROCKER REVEALED THE ALBUM WHILE OPENING FOR HARDY AT HARDY HALLOWEEN LAST NIGHT (10/29) IN NASHVILLE
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (October 30, 2026) – Fresh off announcing her forthcoming album Bliss while opening for HARDY at his HARDY HALLOWEEN show at Nashville’s new venue The Truth last night (October 29), Kasey Tyndall is kicking off her next chapter with the release of “White Picket Fence.” Arriving ahead of Bliss, set for February 19, 2027, the new track was produced by longtime collaborator Derek Wells and co-written by Tyndall alongside Brock Westover and Justin Ebach. A rowdy, tongue-in-cheek Mom Anthem, “White Picket Fence” flips the picture-perfect image of family life on its head, delivering a fierce declaration of just how far a mother will go to protect the people she loves. Pairing Tyndall’s signature Country-Rock grit with sharp humor and unapologetic attitude, the track offers a bold introduction to the next era of her music.
On “White Picket Fence,” Tyndall flips the picture-perfect image of suburban life on its head. Beneath the idyllic scenes of children playing in the yard, lightning bugs at dusk, and a welcoming front porch lies a fiercely guarded home, where the people she loves come first and outsiders are warned not to mistake kindness for weakness. With a sharp sense of humor and an unmistakable edge, Tyndall delivers a bold, tongue-in-cheek anthem about drawing the line to protect the life she has built. The track captures the balance of toughness, heart, and attitude that continues to define her Country-Rock sound.
“White Picket Fence” sets the stage for Bliss, Tyndall’s forthcoming album that promises to build on the fearless blend of Country storytelling and Rock-driven energy that has become her calling card. Arriving February 19, 2027, the project follows a run of releases that have continued to showcase her evolution as an artist unafraid to embrace every side of her sound.
“The world is a crazy place sometimes, and when there’s just pure chaos, I know where to find my bliss,” explains Tyndall. “That’s how this album came together. Family, the outdoors, keeping my sourdough starter alive, friends, my music, Jesus – those are my bliss. I know my fans can relate to finding the things that keep them going, even in the heaviest times.”
“I’ve always carved my own lane with my musical sound of meshing Rock and Country, but this album really defines what I’ve been trying to accomplish. I’m not trying to be something I’m not – I am a crunchy redneck mom who plays Rock ’n’ Roll and grew up on Avril Lavigne, Alison Krauss, and Joan Jett. And that’s that.”
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The announcement follows Tyndall’s recent track “Old Me Is Dying,” released September 18 via MNRK Nashville. Also produced by Wells, the track marked a turning point as Tyndall shed old expectations and leaned further into the Rock influences that have long been central to her music. Earlier this year, she joined forces with multi-No. 1 Rock band Pop Evil on “Maybe You’re The One,” further underscoring her ability to move seamlessly between Country and Rock.
A commanding vocalist and sharp songwriter, Tyndall has built her reputation on music that pairs unfiltered honesty with a rebellious spirit. Her credits include fan-favorite tracks “Jesus and Joan Jett,” “Dirt Road to Hell,” and “Crystal Methodist,” as well as a co-writing credit on Lainey Wilson’s “Bar In Baton Rouge,” featured on Wilson’s 2024 GRAMMY-nominated album Whirlwind. With Bliss on the horizon, Tyndall is continuing to carve out a lane entirely her own.