Complete List Of Lainey Wilson Songs From A to Z

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Lainey Wilson’s story begins with a childhood spent singing Hannah Montana songs at school talent shows, a detail that explains just how early she discovered both her voice and her confidence as a performer. That spark grew quickly, and within a few years, she began writing her own music, laying the groundwork for the artist she would later become. Her first collection, Lainey Wilson, appeared in 2014, marking her first step into independent recording and giving her material to take on the road as she pushed forward without the support of a major label.

Her move to Nashville became the turning point, although getting traction took time. She released Tougher in 2016, a project that earned a spot on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and proved she could compete within the established industry. She followed it with the EP Redneck Hollywood in 2019, a release that caught the attention of Broken Bow Records and set her up for her next phase. The momentum built slowly but steadily, with industry professionals taking notice of her songwriting style and the personality embedded in her voice.

Her major label debut, Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’, arrived in 2021. The album introduced her to a national audience with a clear point of view and a sound rooted in country storytelling. It produced two powerful singles, “Things a Man Oughta Know” and “Heart Like a Truck,” both of which pushed her into the spotlight. “Things a Man Oughta Know” reached number one on the Country Airplay chart and became the breakout hit that changed the direction of her career. Its success enabled listeners to experience her writing in a personal, relatable way, deepening her connection with country audiences.

She expanded on that success with Bell Bottom Country in 2022, a project that showcased her strongest material to date. The album blended influences from traditional country, Southern rock, and roots-driven pop, establishing her as one of the most versatile new voices of the decade. Her visibility expanded even further through her recurring role on the television series Yellowstone, which introduced her to viewers who might not have followed contemporary country music but recognized her authenticity and charisma on screen.

Awards quickly followed. She earned six Academy of Country Music Awards in 2023, including Female Artist of the Year and Album of the Year for Bell Bottom Country. That same year she earned recognition from the Country Music Association, including the prestigious Entertainer of the Year award, placing her alongside the biggest names in the business. Her music videos, nominations, and wins across multiple categories reflected a rapid rise that was supported by both industry respect and widespread fan enthusiasm.

Her singles continued to perform strongly, including “Watermelon Moonshine,” which became another number one hit and deepened her identification with modern country storytelling. Collaborations with other artists and appearances on major tours helped expand her reach, giving her opportunities to perform for audiences across the United States as her music grew on streaming platforms and radio formats.

Outside of recording and performing, Lainey Wilson has invested time in philanthropic work and community-supported efforts tied to causes important to her family and her fans. Her connection to her Louisiana roots remains a defining part of her story, and she regularly speaks about how her upbringing shaped her career. That grounded perspective has made her relatable to a broad audience. It has strengthened listeners’ loyalty, as they see her as part of a new generation carrying country music forward.

Lainey Wilson continues to build a career marked by strong chart performances, major awards, and a rapidly growing fan base. With multiple albums, hit singles, and a place on one of television’s most successful series, she stands as one of the most prominent new artists in Nashville, driven by a voice and writing style that connect directly with the heart of country music.

Complete List Of Lainey Wilson Songs From A to Z

4x4xU – Whirlwind – 2024
Atta Girl – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Bar in Baton Rouge – Whirlwind – 2024
Bell Bottoms Up – Whirlwind – 2024
Bright Side – Tougher – 2016
Broken Hearts Still Beat – Whirlwind – 2024
Call a Cowboy – Whirlwind – 2024
Caught on Fire – Tougher – 2016
Counting Chickens – Whirlwind – 2024
Country’s Cool Again – Whirlwind – 2024
Devil Don’t Go There – Whirlwind – 2024
Dirty Looks – Redneck Hollywood – 2019
Dirty Looks – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Good Horses – Whirlwind – 2024
Gravel – Tougher – 2016
Grease – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Hang Tight Honey – Whirlwind – 2024
Heart Like a Truck – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Hillbilly Hippie – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Hold My Halo – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
I Make Myself – Tougher – 2016
Indian Giver – Tougher – 2016
Keeping Bars in Business – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Keep Up with Jones – Whirlwind – 2024
King Ranch, King George, King James – Whirlwind – 2024
LA – Redneck Hollywood – 2019
LA – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Let Me Be Your Jesus – Tougher – 2016
Live Off – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Me, You, and Jesus – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Middle of It – Whirlwind – 2024
Neon Diamonds – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
New Friends – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
One Night Stand – Tougher – 2016
Peace, Love and Cowboys – Whirlwind – 2024
Pipe – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Ring Finger – Whirlwind – 2024
Road Runner – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Rolling Stone – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Smell Like Smoke – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Small Town, Girl – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Somewhere Over Laredo – Whirlwind – 2024
Straight Up Sideways – Redneck Hollywood – 2019
Straight Up Sideways – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Sunday Best – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Things a Man Oughta Know – Redneck Hollywood – 2019
Things a Man Oughta Know – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
This One’s Gonna Cost Me – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Those Boots (Deddy’s Song) – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Tougher – Tougher – 2016
Two Sides of Bad – Tougher – 2016
Watermelon Moonshine – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Weak-End – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
What’s Up (What’s Going On) – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
Whiskey Colored Crayon – Whirlwind – 2024
Where My House Stood (featuring Frank Foster) – Tougher – 2016
Where the Sun Don’t Shine – Whirlwind – 2024
Whirlwind – Whirlwind – 2024
Wildflowers and Wild Horses – Bell Bottom Country – 2022
WWDD – Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – 2021
Yesterday, All Day, Every Day – Whirlwind – 2024

Albums

Tougher (2016): 10 songs

Redneck Hollywood (2019): 4 songs

Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ (2021): 12 songs

Bell Bottom Country (2022): 16 songs

Whirlwind (2024): 20 songs

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