Multi-platinum singer-songwriter Kip Moore has announced he will release his new album, Reason To Believe, on May 29th, via Virgin Music Group. The album is Moore's second full-length in two years.
Moore revealed the news about the release on social media, along with a picture of the album cover.
Moore also shared a song, "Levee," featuring guest vocals by Hillary Lindsey, from the upcoming album. Moore co-produced the song alongside Andrew DeRoberts.
"I felt like I was describing more of who I am as a human. This album is my daily thoughts. In here," Moore said, tapping his chest. "It's an 'in here' kind of thing."
Moore lost his mentor Brett James while recording the album. The album's title track is a song James loved that Moore wrote years ago with Dan Couch and Scott Stepakoff.
Moore, who produced Reason To Believe with DeRoberts, will embark on the "Reason To Believer World Tour" that will see him headline shows in stadiums and arenas across Australia, New Zealand, Europe, the U.S., and the UK., as well as South Africa.
Reason To Believe Tracklist:
1. Levee (Kip Moore, Luke Preston, Hank Born)2. Get What Ya Give (Kip Moore, Luke Preston)3. The Darkness (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Luke Preston)4. Heartbreaker (Kip Moore, Jaren Johnston, Casey Beathard)5. Headlights (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts)6. You & Me (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Hillary Lindsey)7. Faith In The Wind (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Luke Preston)8. Reason To Believe (Kip Moore, Dan Couch, Scott Stepakoff)9. Lonely Tonight (Kip Moore, Casey Beathard)10. Long Time Coming (Kip Moore, Andrew DeRoberts, Luke Preston)11. Wild Things Like You (Kip Moore, Dan Couch)12. Sober (Kip Moore, Manny Medina, Dave Nassie, Erich Wigdahl, Hank Born, Will Lynde)13. Josephine (Kip Moore, Manny Medina, Dave Nassie, Erich Wigdahl, Hank Born, Will Lynde)
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