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New Koe Wetzel coming soon. This week, the Texas rocker shared a taste of the new music he’s been working on with fans, sending a text via his fan club number asking which song they liked best: “Which song #1-6?” The text features a link to a video that has been cut up to include teasers six songs, and the video is simply titled “New Album Teaser,” so I think you’d obviously be safe to assume all of these tracks are going to be on a forthcoming album. Koe most recently put out 9 Lives in 2024, which led to him scoring his first-career #1 hit on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart with “High Road” featuring Jessie Murph. In terms of his personal life, Koe also welcomed his first child, Woods Madison Wetzel, with longtime girlfriend, Bailey Fisher, back on May 23rd. He’s been busy with a newborn, but it sounds like he’s also found time to work on new music, and with a teaser like this, it’s likely that an album announcement will be coming pretty soon. Koe has released a few singles since he put out 9 Lives, including “Surrounded” and most recently “Werewolf,” though it’s unclear if those will be part of the tracklist on this next record. He’s been quieter than usual this year in terms of his musical output, I’m sure that has a lot to do with becoming a father, but I know fans will be excited to hear he has a new project on the way and my guess is that it’s slated for release in early 2026. You can listen to all the new tunes here: Koe also just celebrated an impressive 15 gold and platinum certifications from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) he has amassed over the years, for songs including “High Road” feat. Jessie Murph (3x Platinum), “Good Die Young” (Platinum), “Sweet Dreams” (Platinum), “Something to Talk About” (Platinum), “Drunk Driving” (Platinum) and more. He thanked fans on Instagram for helping him get to this point, adding that he’s excited to share the “next chapter” he’s been working on soon. Stay tuned… View this post on Instagram “Werewolf” He hasn’t announced a 2026 tour, but Koe is known for his extensive, high-energy rowdy tours and he usually hits the road pretty hard, especially if he’s putting out new music, so you can expect he’ll be back at it next year coming to a city near you. Koe Wetzel Tour Dates December 5 – Columbus, Ohio – WCOL Winter Wonder Jam May 15 – Albuquerque, New Mexico – Boots in the Park May 30 – Panama City, Florida – Gulf Coast Jam 2026 July 16 – Eau Claire, Wisconsin – Country Jam USA 2026The post Koe Wetzel Shares Teasers For SIX New Songs From Forthcoming Album first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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U.S. government attorneys say they have cleared all the hurdles needed to send Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia and are asking a federal judge to dissolve an order blocking his deportation. Abrego Garcia’s mistaken deportation to his home country of El Salvador earlier this year has helped galvanize opposition to President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. His attorneys claim the administration is now manipulating the immigration system in order to punish him for successfully challenging that deportation. A motion from the government filed in U.S. District Court in Maryland late on Friday says officials have received assurances from Liberia that Abrego Garcia would not face persecution or torture there. Further, it says an immigration officer heard Abrego Garcia’s claims that he feared deportation to the West African nation, but ruled against him.