November 6, 2026 - Today, after nearly two decades of making music, touring relentlessly and evolving in real time, Cody Jinks & The Tonedeaf Hippies are entering a new chapter with a new album, And, Again out February 26, 2027 via Jinks’ label Late August Records. Alongside the announcement, the title track was also released. Listen HERE.
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Over the past twenty years, Jinks has amassed more than 5 billion streams and earned eight Gold and Platinum song certifications. Along the way, Jinks & The Tonedeaf Hippies have grown into a true band and creative collaboration, reuniting each January in Colorado to write and record despite now living across the country. Built on a foundation of trust, their process leaves room to experiment in real time, guided by one simple rule: it has to feel cool, new and exciting to everyone. Written and recorded alongside his longtime bandmates, And, Again marks a return to the band’s country roots following the more rock-driven sounds of Change The Game and In My Blood. Across 14 tracks, they lean into a warmer, looser sound that spans rollicking honky-tonkers, highway rockers, vulnerable ballads and reflections on mortality. The result is And Again, capturing the spirit of a band still pushing forward together, unafraid to explore new sounds and stories while staying true to where it all began.
"I’ve used my entire life as my canvas,” Jinks shared. “It’s on every record. That hasn’t always been easy for me or the people in my life, but it’s the most honest way I can do things.”
AND, AGAIN
1. Up Here (Cody Jinks / Bobby Pinson / David Lee Murphy)
2. Unowned (Cody Jinks)
3. And, Again (Cody Jinks)
4. Daddies Don’t Cry (Cody Jinks / Steve Wariner / Ward Davis)
5. A Smile That Says It All (Cody Jinks / Bob Regan)
6. Last Turn on the Trail(Cody Jinks / Ward Davis / Bobby Robinson)
7. A Song Like That (Deryl Dodd)
8. Time to Come Down (Cody Jinks / Ward Davis)
9. Mean Spirits (Cody Jinks / Courtney Patton / Jason Eady)
10. Moving Mountains Featuring Alice Cooper (Cody Jinks / Alice Cooper / Bob Ezrin)
11. The Armadillo and the Rattlesnake (David C. Lee)
12. First You Borrow(Cody Jinks, Ward Davis)
13. Leaving on My Mind (Cody Jinks / Courtney Patton / Jason Eady)
14. Rodeo (Cody Jinks, Tom McELvain)
For much of his career, Jinks has built his reputation on hard-charging country music, endless tours and a life lived loudly. But over the course of his last several albums, Jinks began confronting the person behind that, allowing each record to serve as a snapshot of where he had been and where he was headed. WithAnd, Again, Jinks isn’t looking backward or trying to prove anything. Instead, he’s embracing who he is now. The album also features one of the most unexpected collaborations of Jinks’ career: “Moving Mountains,” a surging desert-rock duet and co-write with rock legend Alice Cooper.