Wynonna Judd - The Hard Truth Tour

Wynonna Judd Bio

Pain threaded with joy is the sound of survival. On The Hard Truth, Wynonna isn’t letting go of either one, carrying everything she’s endured and reinventing herself as an artist. This ten-track tribute to deep sorrow and dogged persistence strips away layer after layer of the lush production that defined Wynonna’s previous recordings, delivering in its place her most personal and powerful work yet. ANTI- is proud to continue its tradition of embracing American legends and giving them a platform to reach new heights.

A star her entire adult life, Wynonna’s first number one hit, “Mama He’s Crazy,” was released while she was still a teenager. It was the first of eight consecutive number one singles she released with her mother Naomi, performing as The Judds. When Wynonna set out on her own in 1991, her first three solo singles likewise consecutively topped the country charts. Since then, she’s had multiple solo albums reach multi-platinum sales. She has performed everywhere from Oprah and the Kentucky Derby to the Super Bowl halftime show.

Her spectacular voice still flaunts a power as limitless as her horizons. But this time, listeners will hear that voice stripped down, with no effects, as she dives deep and delivers up her soul.

Don’t miss Wynonna performing The Hard Truth live in cities across the U.S. this fall and winter. The album is out October 2, 2026, on ANTI-.

Troubadour Blue Bio

From the first note, Troubadour Blue will break your heart and stitch it back together.

Founding members, lead vocalists and primary songwriters, Daniel Kim Ethridge (guitar) and

Brenna Wheeler (fiddle) join voices with Max Sadler (bass) to create unforgettable three-part

harmonies that are rounded out by pickers Rico Wallenda (mandolin) and his brother, Jonny

Therrien (dobro). Their 2024 album, Shadow of a Doubt, debuted the Nashville-based band’s

bittersweet ‘90s country melodies combined with throughlines of red-dirt storytelling, produced

by GRAMMY Award-winning producer/musician Tammy Rogers King. From tours with

award-winning groups The Red Clay Strays and The SteelDrivers, to performing at numerous

festivals across the country, to their 2026 residency at The Station Inn, Brenna’s lonesome fiddle

and Daniel’s soulful grit have audiences standing by the end of the set. In the summer of 2026,

Troubadour Blue signed with Unlabeled Records, as the label’s flagship artist. Their first single,

“Shaky Wagon” is slated for release in July and their next album, Tennessee Gothic is due

October 2026. The band hits the road Fall of 2026 in support of music icon Wynonna Judd,

armed with their commanding harmonies and toe-tapping riffs that breathe to life their

sophomore album, featuring collaborators Jerry Douglas, Mickey Raphael, and The SteelDrivers