Kolby Cooper Love You, Goodnight

Kolby Cooper’s “Love You, Goodnight”: A Raw and Electrifying Journey Through Country Rock

By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Kolby Cooper, hailed as “Country music’s newest badass” by People, is set to unleash his highly anticipated album, “Love You, Goodnight,” on April 11th. Kicking off the album with the electrifying smash hit “Under My Skin,” Cooper delivers a collection of tracks that seamlessly blend gritty authenticity with soaring melodies, creating a thrilling and emotionally charged listening experience.

“Love You, Goodnight” is described as a “thrill ride where raw emotion meets rebel spirit and unfiltered storytelling,” showcasing Cooper’s ability to craft songs that resonate with both power and vulnerability. The album, available for pre-order, pre-save, or pre-add, promises to be a defining moment in Cooper’s career.

“It just feels like the most ‘me’ album we’ve ever made. I wasn’t even trying to force this sound out,” Cooper shares. “I was just sitting down like ‘Let’s write something badass.’ I hope the lyrics carry the weight of how cool the production is, how hard we worked on it, and the countless hours I’ve spent making sure it told a story.”

At just 25 years old, Cooper has already established himself as a skilled songwriter and captivating performer. Dubbed “the current buzzworthy artist in country music” by People, he has amassed over 440 million on-demand streams, made his Grand Ole Opry debut, and sold out shows across the country. His 2025 headlining tour further solidifies his rising star status.

“Love You, Goodnight” features 14 incendiary anthems, each exploring a different facet of life on the road. All tracks are written or co-written by Cooper, including a powerhouse duet with fellow Texan Danielle Bradbery, “One Last.” The album offers a diverse range of sounds and emotions, from the heart-pounding energy of “Running Away,” “Hate You Too,” and “Kill Me” to the poignant reflections of “Mama” and “Hello From The Road.”

Love You, Goodnight Tracklisting:

  1. Apt. 208 (Kolby Cooper, Ben Burgess, Andrew Baylis)
  2. Fighting With God (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Josh Dorr, Michael Whitworth)
  3. Running Away (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth)*
  4. Lost Gets Found (Kolby Cooper, Michael Whitworth, Andrew Baylis)
  5. Hate You Too (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Riley Thomas, Michael Whitworth)
  6. Empty Handed (Kolby Cooper)
  7. One Big Happy Sad Family (Kolby Cooper, Sam Bergeson, Dan Pellarin, Riley Thomas)
  8. Under My Skin (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Josh Dorr, Michael Whitworth, Riley Thomas)
  9. One Last (with Danielle Bradbery) (Kolby Cooper, Michael Whitworth, Cody Quistad)
  10. Kill Me (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth)*
  11. Getaway (Kolby Cooper, Jaxson Free, Joybeth Taylor, Jacob Durrett)
  12. Mama (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis, Michael Whitworth, Geoff Warburton)
  13. Hello From The Road (Kolby Cooper, David Garcia, Brett Tyler)*
  14. Love You, Goodnight (Kolby Cooper, Andrew Baylis)

Produced by Andrew Baylis & Michael Whitworth *Produced by Andrew Baylis

Cooper’s musical journey began in Texas, where he grew up listening to a diverse range of artists, from Waylon Jennings to Nirvana. This eclectic mix of influences has shaped his unique sound, which blends the raw energy of 2000s-era alt-rock, metal, and punk with the storytelling tradition of Texas country.

“Love You, Goodnight” marks a significant creative turn for Cooper, showcasing his evolution as an artist. The album’s “country grunge” sound and “high-voltage limit” reflect the internal conflicts and emotional depth that drive his music.

With “Love You, Goodnight,” Kolby Cooper delivers a powerful and authentic collection of songs that solidify his position as a rising star in the country music scene. His raw talent, combined with his ability to connect with audiences on a deep emotional level, promises to make this album a landmark release.

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