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Warren Zeiders built his country music career through an unconventional path that began in Pennsylvania and continued at Frostburg State University in Maryland. He studied business and played college lacrosse before an injury, the disruption of the pandemic, and a growing interest in music changed his direction. Zeiders began posting cover songs online, where his gravel-edged voice and direct delivery attracted an audience before he had followed the traditional route through Nashville.
His breakthrough arrived with “Ride the Lightning,” first released in its stripped-down “717 Tapes” form in 2021. The song spread rapidly across social media and streaming platforms, helping turn an emerging singer into one of country music’s most visible digital success stories. Early projects including Acoustic Covers, the 717 Tapes EPs, and 717 Tapes the Album documented his transition from covers and intimate recordings toward a more developed country-rock sound.
Zeiders released his debut studio album, Pretty Little Poison, in 2023. Its title track became his first Number 1 single on the country radio charts and established him beyond the viral moment that had launched his career. The album also included “Sin So Sweet,” “Weeping Willow,” “Coming Down High,” “West Texas Weather,” and “Cowboys Ride Away.” An expanded deluxe edition added recordings including “Heartbreaker,” “Happy Hurts,” “Drive You Crazy,” and alternate versions of the title track and “Weeping Willow.”
His second studio album, Relapse, followed in 2024 and pushed further into the emotional tension between country songwriting and rock production. The ten-song release included “Relapse,” “Intoxicated,” “Betrayal,” “Addictions,” “High Desert Road,” “Fight Like Hell,” and “Love on the Line.” Zeiders expanded that project in 2025 as Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal, a 21-track album that added “Can a Heart Take,” “You for a Reason,” “Love in Letting Go,” “Crying Whiskey,” “Without You,” and other new recordings.
His catalog also grew through collaborations and soundtrack work. “The Cards I’ve Been Dealt” appeared on Twisters: The Album, “Brand New Man” paired him with Brooks & Dunn for Reboot II, “Ride It Hard” teamed him with Sueco, and a separate version of “Ride the Lightning” featured Travis Barker. These releases showed how naturally Zeiders could move between contemporary country, Southern rock, pop, and harder-edged production.
In January 2026, Zeiders released Live from the 717, recorded during his sold-out hometown performance at the GIANT Center in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The digital album contained 21 tracks, while the physical edition added the bonus recording “Leave the Whiskey.” The performance returned songs from every stage of his rise to the region represented by the 717 area code that had become part of his musical identity.
Zeiders continued releasing new music in 2026 with “Born to Be Yours,” “Drinking Game,” “Days of My Life,” and “No Brakes.” The title track introduced his third studio album, No Brakes, announced for September 25, 2026. The A-to-Z list below includes recordings released through July 31, 2026, while unreleased tracks from the forthcoming album have not been added.
Complete List Of Warren Zeiders Songs From A to Z
0–E
- “717 Tapes Intro (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Addictions” – Relapse (2024)
- “Ain’t Been Found (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Bad” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Betrayal” – Relapse (2024)
- “Betrayal (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Black and Blue” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Born to Be Yours” – standalone single (2026)
- “Boys for Life (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Brand New Man (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Brand New Man (with Brooks & Dunn)” – Reboot II (2024)
- “Burn It Down (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Burn It Down (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Can a Heart Take” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Colt 45” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Coming Down High” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Cover Me Up” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Cover Me Up (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Cowboys Ride Away” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Crying Whiskey” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Crying Whiskey (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Dark Night (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Dark Night (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Days of My Life” – standalone single (2026)
- “Death of a Cowboy” – Relapse (2024)
- “Devil, I Know” – Relapse (2024)
- “Dirt Road Don’t (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Drinking Game” – standalone single (2026)
- “Drinking Game (House Rules)” – standalone single (2026)
- “Drinking Game (Straight Up)” – standalone single (2026)
- “Drive You Crazy” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Drunk Driving” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Every Single Version of You” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Everything Comes to Go Away” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
F–J
- “Feeling Whitney” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Fight Like Hell” – Relapse (2024)
- “Fight Like Hell (Piano Version)” – standalone single (2024)
- “God Only Knows” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Happy Hurts” – Pretty Little Poison (Deluxe) (2024)
- “Heartbreaker” – Pretty Little Poison (Deluxe) (2024)
- “Heartbreaker (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Heavy Pour” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “High Desert Road” – Relapse (2024)
- “Highway Run” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “How Great Thou Art” – standalone single (2025)
- “How Great Thou Art (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Inside Your Head” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Intoxicated” – Relapse (2024)
- “Intoxicated (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Intro (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
K–O
- “Lady May” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Leave the Whiskey (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Lies” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Love in Letting Go (featuring Lanie Gardner)” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Love on the Line” – Relapse (2024)
- “Love’s a Leavin’” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Loving and Hating You (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Never Look Back (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Never Look Back (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “No Brakes” – No Brakes (2026)
- “Nose on the Grindstone” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “On the Run” – standalone single (2021)
- “One Hell of an Angel” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Only Bible” – standalone single (2025)
- “Outskirts of Heaven (featuring Craig Campbell)” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Outskirts of Heaven (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
P–T
- “Pain Killer” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Pittsburgh Steel” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Porch Swing Angel” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Pretty Little Poison” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Pretty Little Poison (Demo Version)” – Pretty Little Poison (Deluxe) (2024)
- “Pretty Little Poison (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Pretty Little Poison (Piano Version)” – Pretty Little Poison (Deluxe) (2024)
- “Relapse” – Relapse (2024)
- “Relapse (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Ride It Hard (with Sueco)” – standalone single (2022)
- “Ride the Lightning” – standalone single (2021)
- “Ride the Lightning (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Ride the Lightning (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Ride the Lightning (with Travis Barker)” – standalone single (2022)
- “Ride the Lightning Intro (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Simple Man” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Sin So Sweet” – Pretty Little Poison (Deluxe) (2024)
- “Sin So Sweet (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Some Whiskey” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Southbound (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Stone” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
- “Stones Throw Away” – Relapse (2024)
- “Take It to the Grave” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Tell Me Like It Is” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “The Cards I’ve Been Dealt” – Twisters: The Album (2024)
- “This Damn Song” – Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
U–Z
- “Up to No Good” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Up to No Good (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “Weeping Willow” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Weeping Willow (Acoustic Version)” – Pretty Little Poison (Deluxe) (2024)
- “Weeping Willow (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “West Texas Weather” – Pretty Little Poison (2023)
- “Wild Horse” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Wild Horse (717 Tapes)” – 717 Tapes the Album (2022)
- “Withdrawal” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “Without You” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “You for a Reason” – Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
- “You for a Reason (A Cappella)” – standalone single (2024)
- “You for a Reason (Instrumental)” – standalone single (2024)
- “You for a Reason (Live from the 717)” – Live from the 717 (2026)
- “You for a Reason (Stripped)” – standalone single (2025)
Warren Zeiders Albums and Major Releases
Acoustic Covers (Deluxe) (2021)
717 Tapes the Album (2022)
Pretty Little Poison (2023)
Pretty Little Poison (Deluxe) (2024)
Relapse (2024)
Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal (2025)
Live from the 717 (2026)
Upcoming Warren Zeiders Album
No Brakes (announced for September 25, 2026)
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