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Different Night Same Rodeo
2025 studio album by Bailey Zimmerman From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Different Night Same Rodeo is the upcoming second studio album by American country artist Bailey Zimmerman. The album will be released on August 8, 2025, via Warner Nashville and Elektra.
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Zimmerman announced Different Night Same Rodeo on July 8, 2025, via social media and during a live performance at Spotify House during CMA Fest in Nashville.[1] While debuting the track "Comin' in Cold", Zimmerman told the audience that he had spent the past two years working on the album and had postponed its release due to his mother's illness.[1] "This album is something different... Everybody around me feels like it's the album I'm supposed to put out."[1] In his announcement on social media, he thanked his fans for their patience, saying, "I hope the wait is worth it," (stylized in all caps) and hinted at the album's emotional depth.[2][3] The project was produced by Zimmerman's longtime collaborator Austin Shawn, who also produced his debut album, Religiously. The Album.[2][4]
Zimmerman said he aimed to create a project that was both more mature and personal, while still showcasing the energetic, rock-infused style that earned him a devoted following.[2][5]
To promote the album, Zimmerman launched his New To Country Tour in mid-2025, with his first shows taking place in early June in Indianapolis and Sterling, Michigan.[2] The tour is promoted by Live Nation and features opening acts Dylan Marlowe and Drew Baldridge.[2] In addition to the tour, Zimmerman is set to perform at several major festivals throughout the year, including Hoofbeat, Country Jam, Country Thunder, Big Valley Jamboree, and Boots & Hearts.[2]
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The album continues Zimmerman's blend of traditional country storytelling with modern rock and pop influences.[1][5] Songs like "Comin' in Cold" highlight themes of emotional conflict and romantic self-sabotage. Zimmerman described the track as "about this girl that I shouldn't be chasing. I'm chasing red flags and I'm addicted to it."[2] He added that the song reflects his life over the past few years and hinted at a greater sense of vulnerability and artistic growth throughout the album.[2]
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