Tim McGraw releases new music video and long-awaited next album details

By Carena Liptak

It’s been five years since Tim McGraw fans got a new album from the country superstar, but that’s all about to change.

This week he officially announced that his 16th studio project, "Here on Earth," will arrive on August 21.

To celebrate the news, he shared the dazzling title track with fans, along with a music video that underscores his album’s focus on the things that bring people from all walks of life together, instead of on the differences that drive them apart.

The song takes a birds-eye view of different kinds of people, from young couples welcoming their first child to alcoholics getting sober. No matter the situation, over the course of their journeys, they all find a new reason to be "here on earth."

Previously, McGraw described the album’s track list as being full of "vignettes of life." One of those vignettes is "I Called Mama," which is "Here on Earth’s" lead single and the 13th of 16 tracks on the album.

The singer shared the complete list of song titles, too, and it looks like many of "Here on Earth’s" tunes are entirely brand-new and unheard by fans. When it’s released in August, the singer hints that he’s planning a one-of-a-kind livestream experience to celebrate the album.

Tim McGraw/YouTube

Tim McGraw appears in an image made from a video for his song, "Here On Earth," posted to YouTube on July 9, 2020.

Here’s the full track list of "Here on Earth":

• "L.A."
• "Chevy Spaceship"
• "Here on Earth"
• "Damn Sure Do"
• "Hallelujahville"
• "Good Taste in Women"
• "Hard to Stay Mad At"
• "Sheryl Crow"
• "Not from California"
• "Hold You Tonight"
• "7500 OBO"
• "If I Was a Cowboy"
• "I Called Mama"
• "Gravy"
• "War of Art"
• "Doggone"