Fans of ’90s country music better buckle up because Ronnie Dunn just announced that he’s been working on a full-blown, hardcore, ’90s country record.
The news was dropped during a podcast interview with Whiskey Riff on Friday, June 19, 2020.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBl9jXGA4_d/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
During the podcast they covered all sorts of topics, including the glory days with Brooks & Dunn, his iconic “cowboy” tattoo, their Reboot record and of course, his new Re-Dunn cover record as well as what he’s been doing during COVID-19. He even shared a hilarious story of a recent encounter with a water moccasin while exploring his property.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_22GdbgJlT/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Dunn took some time giving backstory behind their 2003 hit song, “Red Dirt Road” and explained that it was one of the most personal songs he’d ever been a part of writing.
The best news by far was when he dropped the bomb that he’s got a ’90s country album already in the works. During the interview he stated,
“I’m working on putting together a hardcore ’90s record with Scott Borchetta over at Big Machine now. I’m well into it. I’ve got songs written that feel like B&D Stuff.”
He even mentioned that he might pay Kix Brooks to come sing.
“I may pay Kix a hundred bucks and see if he’d come sing a part or two.”
As of now there’s no timeline yet for when the album will be done.
Watch the video below to listen to the entire interview.