Artist
Lainey Wilson
Lainey Wilson is a country artist from Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.. 35 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Country · Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. · Best country albums
- 35
- Releases
- 2016–2026
- Active years
Artist
Lainey Wilson is a country artist from Nashville, Tennessee, U.S.. 35 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Country · Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. · Best country albums
Most popular
Tougher
2016 · 10 tracks
Can't Sit Still
Single · 2026
Somewhere Over Laredo
Single · 2025
Peace, Love, and Cowboys (Holiday Edition)
EP · 2025
Heart Like A Truck
Single · 2022
Bell Bottoms Up
Single · 2025
Good Horses
Single · 2024
Phone, Keys, Wallet
Single · 2026
Live Off
Single · 2026
Hang Tight Honey
Single · 2026
4x4xU
Single · 2026
Country's Cool Again
Single · 2026
4x4xU (Live)
Single · 2026
Wildflowers and Wild Horses (Single Version)
Single · 2026
Smell Like Smoke (Live)
Single · 2026
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Single · 2026
Watermelon Moonshine
Single · 2026
Christmas Cookies
Single · 2026
Two Story House
Single · 2026
Trailblazer
Single · 2025
Nice To Meet You (feat. Lainey Wilson)
Single · 2025
Out of Oklahoma
Single · 2024
Out of Oklahoma (From Twisters: The Album)
Single · 2024
GO HOME W U
Single · 2024
wait in the truck (feat. Lainey Wilson)
Single · 2022
Beer Song
Single · 2021
Never Say Never
Single · 2021
Things a Man Oughta Know
Single · 2020
Lainey Wilson - EP
EP · 2018
High on Somethin'
Single · 2018
Workin' Overtime
Single · 2018
Lainey Wilson
EP · 2018
Lainey Wilson has fast become one of Nashville’s most buzzed about newcomers thanks to a fiery live show and prolific songwriting. Wilson’s on-stage swagger combined with her memorable storytelling makes the singer a mainstay on countless artist to watch lists. On the Jay Joyce-produced Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’, the Louisiana native’s debut on BBR Music Group’s flagship imprint, Broken Bow Records, Wilson boldly introduces herself as a country artist unafraid to speak her truth while empowering listeners to do the same through her vulnerability. It is music with a message, delivered subtly and humbly. A self-described old soul, Wilson has always been ahead of her time. At the age of nine she began writing songs about tequila and cigarettes. A family trip to Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry that same year solidified her decision to one day move from her home of 300 people in Baskin, Louisiana, to Music City. “I remember exactly where I was on the interstate in the backseat,” she says nostalgically in a warm Louisiana drawl. “I was staring at the Batman building and little Lainey at nine years old said, ‘This is home.’ I've always known it and I don't know if it's because I spoke it …
