Jason Isbell’s “Foxes In The Snow” Named 13th Floor’s New Song Of The Day

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ity at the renowned Electric Lady Studios in October 2024. The entire album was recorded using a 1940 Martin 0-17 acoustic guitar made of mahogany, completed in just five days. This album showcases Isbell’s exceptional skills, with his mesmerizing guitar playing and powerful vocals shining throughout the collection. Known as one of the most acclaimed songwriters of his time, Isbell’s talent for storytelling and songwriting mastery is evident in this stripped-down and raw format.

This release marks Isbell’s first new music since his award-winning album “Weathervanes” with The 400 Unit in 2023. His solo breakthrough album, “Southeastern,” released in 2013, included the modern classic “Cover Me Up.” Isbell’s talent has been recognized with six GRAMMY Awards and the distinction of being the first artist to win the Best Americana Album award three times. Apart from his musical achievements, Isbell has ventured into acting, delivering a memorable performance alongside Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese’s “Killers Of The Flower Moon” and featuring in RZA’s upcoming project “One Spoon Of Chocolate.”

The tracklist for “Foxes in the Snow” includes songs like “Bury Me,” “Ride to Robert’s,” “Eileen,” “Gravelweed,” “Don’t Be Tough,” “Open and Close,” “Foxes in the Snow,” “Crimson and Clay,” “Good While It Lasted,” “True Believer,” and “Wind Behind the Rain.”

Isbell’s solo tour, “An Evening With Jason Isbell,” commenced on February 15th in Chicago and will go on to include performances at iconic venues like New York City’s Beacon Theatre, LA’s Disney Concert Hall, as well as a series of shows at The Pinnacle in Nashville. The tour will cover various locations across the United States, giving audiences the opportunity to experience Isbell’s music live.

The tour schedule includes dates in cities such as Portsmouth, Providence, Port Chester, Washington DC, Oakland, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Nashville, Atlanta, Austin, Clearwater, St. Augustine, Savannah, Greenville, Greensboro, Columbia, Colorado Springs, Denver, Morrison, Sandy, Billings, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Kelowna, Vancouver, Walla Walla, Spokane, Boise, Eugene, Portland, Telluride, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Detroit, Evansville, Birmingham, Missoula, Regina, Sioux City, Rockford, Fort Wayne, Baltimore, Red Bank, Beech Mountain, Richmond, Charleston, Wilmington, Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Adelaide, and Melbourne.

Supporting artists such as Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, Band of Horses, and Garrison Starr, Isbell’s tour promises to be a memorable musical experience for fans across different locations. Tickets for the tour are available for purchase online, and fans can stay updated on all tour-related information through Isbell’s official website and social media platforms.

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