Country Star Announces New Album Amid 2026 World Tour

Country music star Warren Zeiders has announced that his fifth studio album, No Brakes, will be released on Sept. 25, giving fans a new collection of songs as he continues performing during his 2026 tour schedule.

The upcoming 12-track album follows the release of the title track, along with the previously released songs “Days of My Life” and “Drinking Game.” The remaining tracks have yet to be revealed.

Speaking about the project, Zeiders explained the meaning behind the album’s title.

“Life is inevitable,” Warren says, according to ABC News Radio. “Good things, bad things, it’s all coming at you – and you have to power on. There’s not really a choice, but why would you want one? That’s why the idea, all gas, no brakes really seemed like the right name for this album.”

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According to the announcement, No Brakes was created under an unusual recording process. The album was made “primarily in a two day, twelve hour work session.”

The release continues a busy year for the Pennsylvania native, who also issued his first live album, Live from the 717, earlier in 2026.

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Warren Zeiders’ ‘No Brakes’ Album Builds on Recent Success

No Brakes arrives after several years of steady growth for Zeiders in country music.

The singer first gained attention by posting cover songs on TikTok while attending Frostburg State University. His original song “Ride the Lightning” later became one of his breakthrough hits, collecting more than 500 million TikTok views before helping launch his recording career.

Zeiders released his debut album, Acoustic Covers, in 2021, followed by 717 Tapes the Album in 2022. His third studio album, Pretty Little Poison, became a major milestone after its title track reached No. 1 on country radio in early 2024.

He followed that success with Relapse in 2024 and the expanded double album Relapse, Lies, & Betrayal in 2025 before announcing No Brakes in July 2026.

The title track has also earned early praise. In a recent country music review by Music Row, the song was described as:

“Nicely done. He’s headed for a heartache, but is barreling toward it nonetheless in this midtempo excursion. He sings with open-throated authority, and the production has just the right touches of twang.”

With No Brakes set to arrive on Sept. 25, fans can expect the album to continue the momentum built by his recent releases while adding new material to his live performances throughout 2026.

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