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49 Winchester Announces New Album 'Change of Plans' Out May 15​

Acclaimed country-rock band 49 Winchester announced their forthcoming album Change of Plans set for release on May 15th via Lucille Records / MCA. Along with today’s announcement, the six-piece band released their latest track “Pardon Me” from their forthcoming record. The track introduces a new chapter for the Virginia-based group, pairing their signature Appalachian grit with a reflective, forward-looking perspective that sets the tone for the full project. Pre order Change of Plans HERE and listen to “Pardon Me” HERE. 

Change of Plans was executive produced by GRAMMY-winning producer Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson) at his recording studio in Savannah, GA. The project follows a string of critically praised releases and captures the band at a creative peak, expanding their sonic palette while remaining rooted in the storytelling that has defined their career. The album reflects both personal and artistic evolution, shaped by years on the road and an unwavering commitment to authenticity

“Pardon Me” finds 49 Winchester leaning into emotional honesty and lived-in storytelling, balancing rugged instrumentation with a sense of vulnerability and growth. The track follows the band’s debut release under Lucille Records / MCA, a powerful cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes”. MCA is collaborating with New West Records for the band’s upcoming release, scheduled for 2026, with all subsequent releases set to be released exclusively under the MCA banner.
​Hailing from Virginia, 49 Winchester blends Southern rock and country with a raw, honest storytelling approach. Known for their electrifying live shows, the band has quickly gained critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase. This fall, they brought that energy to two nights at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium on November 14 and 15.
Led by singer-songwriter Isaac Gibson, alongside Bus Shelton (lead guitar), Chase Chafin (bass), Noah Patrick (pedal steel), Tim Hall (keys), and Justin Louthian (drums), 49 Winchester continues to channel the heart, humor, and hard-earned wisdom of Appalachia into every song they release. 

This year, 49 Winchester kicked off their US headline tour on February 5 in Oxford, MS. Along with headlining dates, the band will be supporting Eric Church and Tim McGraw throughout 2026 across the country. A full routing can be found below and tickets can be purchased here.

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