Category Archives: Kelsea Ballerini

With *PATTERNS*, Kelsea Ballerini crafts an emotional soundtrack to self-discovery, offering a candid blend of resilience, raw honesty, and relatable storytelling that keeps her country roots strong while embracing new depths. Read all about it at Country Music News Blog. Continue reading Kelsea Ballerini’s New Album “Patterns” Marks a Milestone in Her Musical Evolution→

In what promises to be her most personal album yet, Kelsea Ballerini has shared with fans the tracklist for her upcoming “Patterns”. Before revealing the full tracklist, fans knew that Patterns would include some special songs. Continue reading Kelsea Ballerini Releases “Patterns” Album Tracklist→

The forever self-exposing artist Kelsea Ballerini has released a poetic teaser for her newly-announced upcoming album “Patterns” which we can expect to issue on October 25th, 2024. Continue reading Kelsea Ballerini Teases New Album “Patterns”→

Ballerini stirred more anticipation for her forthcoming chapter in her career when she invited social media users to ask her anything on her Instagram story on Tuesday morning (August 6). The Q&A arrives hours after Ballerini shared a selfie as she embraced the “last little bit of calm before the beautiful, fun, magical chaos,” she wrote with a few heart emojis. One Instagram user asked on Tuesday morning, “when does the chaos begin?” Ballerini confirmed: “tomorrow.”

Kelsea Ballerini has taken to Instagram to announce the upcoming release of her next single, “Cowboys Cry Too” featuring Noah Kahan. Continue reading Kelsea Ballerini To Release “Cowboys Cry Too” With Noah Kahan→

When multiple GRAMMY-nominee Kelsea Ballerini wrote and recorded Rolling Up The Welcome Mat with her friend and long-time collaborator Alysa Vanderheym, it was more to sort out the complicated emotions around a marriage ending than a project intended for commercial release. But as one of the most transparent writers/artists of her generation, when she’d finished the in-the-moment Welcome Mat, Ballerini realized this song cycle offered a vulnerability that gave other people room to sort out their own misgivings and disappointments.