Jason Aldean Stuns Fans By Debuting Unreleased Song “Anytime Soon” Live On Stage

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  • January 24, 2026
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Jason Aldean performs his unreleased song “Anytime Soon.” (Photos: TikTok/kaylamichellelawrence)

Jason Aldean recently teased another unreleased track from his upcoming album, Songs About Us.

Jason Aldean is getting ready to release his new album, which he confirmed will officially drop on April 24.

Over the past several weeks, he’s already shared a few songs from the album with fans. One of the most recent songs he released early is the track “Easier Gone.” The track is the first duet he’s ever recorded with his wife, Brittany.

They teased their long-awaited collab earlier this month by sharing a black-and-white photo of them in the studio together.

Then, on January 9, they announced that their duet was officially out, along with two other new songs released the same day.

“You guys have been asking for a duet for a while, and it’s finally here,” Jason wrote in the announcement post’s caption. “Easier Gone” with @brittanyaldean + two more new songs are out now. Listen wherever you get your music!

And if you’re thinking that Jason is done sharing new songs before his album drops, think again!

Just the other night at one of his shows, he gave fans the very first live performance of a track he hasn’t shared yet.

Watch Jason Aldean Perform His Unreleased Song “Anytime Soon”

On Friday, January 16, Jason stopped in Tupelo, Mississippi, and while he was on stage, he surprised the crowd by giving them a first listen to his new song “Anytime Soon.”

The moment was captured by an audience member and shared on TikTok. Fans left comments on the clip, sharing how excited they are for Jason’s new album.

“Omg I can’t wait for this album,” a person wrote.

“He was the Jason we all love and have loved since the beginning!! What a show!!” said another.

“Damn….. this song is so freaking contagious or something addicting,” the person who filmed the video said.

Watch Jason Aldean perform his unreleased song “Anytime Soon” in the video below.

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“17,500 PEOPLE. ONE SONG. AND A FATHER WHO COULDN’T HOLD BACK.” Barry Gibb paused, took a breath, and said softly, “This one’s for you, Robin and Maurice.” Then he called his son Stephen on stage. It was the 2014 Mythology Tour. The first time Barry toured without his brothers. His voice shook — not from age, but from memory. Loss. Love. Stephen stood beside him, steady and calm, matching every note like he’d carried this song his whole life. At the Hollywood Bowl, the air felt heavy. Quiet. Sacred. People weren’t just listening. They were remembering. For a few minutes, the Bee Gees felt whole again.

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