Hear Lee Brice's New Song 'Me And Whiskey'
(TPR) Curb Records multi-Platinum selling artist, Lee Brice, has released his soulful track, "Me And Whiskey," out now. The track, written by Brice, Matt Alderman, and Nate Kenyon, and produced by, Brice, Cody LaBelle, and Jerrod Niemann, puts a bittersweet twist on the familiar children's rhyme "Sitting in a Tree," reimagining its innocent romance through the eyes of a man who has lost the love of his life.
Now, instead of sitting with the one he loves, he's sitting at a bar, finding solace in a bottle of whiskey. Equal parts clever and heart-wrenching, "Me And Whiskey" captures the loneliness of heartbreak with Brice's signature soulful edge.
Recently, Brice's powerfully moving track, "When The Kingdom Comes," written by Brice, his wife Sara, Jon Stone and Billy Montana, reached the No. 1 spot in the Australian Christian Country Chart.
Sunriser (All-Nighter), Lee Brice's sprawling 32-song expanded edition of his sixth studio album, Sunriser - available October 2, 2026 - pays tribute to the people who greet the day before sunrise. From blue-collar workers finishing overnight shifts to exhausted parents caring for hungry babies, the album celebrates the resilience and dedication of everyday people and takes you back to those nostalgic days, being young enough to not realize how time flies watching the sun come up with a beer in hand. The nights you don't remember and the friends you'll never forget. Drawing on his old-soul perspective, Brice explores themes of love, faith, loss, heartbreak, and perseverance. Rooted in the enduring values often associated with traditional country music-faith, family, and love of country-Sunriser (All-Nighter) offers heartfelt storytelling that reflects Brice's signature style. Among others, the 32-song Sunriser (All-Nighter) features: "Truck Bed Mixtape," "Killed The Man," "Me And Whiskey," "Dogs Are Barking," and "Never Meet Your Heroes (feat. Vince Gill)."
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