Dylan Gossett Releases ‘Ramblin’’ Album: Songs, Tracklist & More

Dylan Gossett Country Singer

The Austin singer-songwriter returns home on his 12-track sophomore album, featuring “Honeysuckle,” “Clothesline,” and “Headed Back To Austin.”

Written by Amanda Tempel

Date Published: August 9, 2026

Last Updated: October 14, 2026

Dylan Gossett is bringing his music back home with his sophomore album, Ramblin’.

The multi-platinum singer, songwriter, and producer released the 12-track project on September 25, 2026, via Big Loud Texas / Mercury Records. The album follows his 2025 debut, Westward, and includes previously released songs “Loving You Like That,” “Clothesline,” and “Honeysuckle.”

Fans can listen to Ramblin’ here.

Dylan Gossett Returns Home on ‘Ramblin’’

While Westward captured the changes in Dylan’s life as his music career took off, Ramblin’ finds the Austin, Texas, native approaching his songwriting from a different perspective.

After years of touring around the world, Dylan returned home and began writing about love, family, faith, friendships, and the relationships waiting for him away from the road.

“Where Westward is all about this change of life I went through and the craziness of touring around the world and life flipping upside down, Ramblin’ is about coming back home and having real relationships when I was off the road,” Dylan shares. “Relationships with friends, with significant others, with family, with faith. I’m grounding myself in this music.”

Dylan describes the album as a homecoming, with that theme running throughout songs including “Headed Back To Austin,” “Honeysuckle,” “Love and Such,” and the title track.

The project also continues his blend of Texas Country, Americana, and Red Dirt influences.

Listen to Songs From Dylan Gossett’s ‘Ramblin’’

Ahead of the album's release, Dylan introduced several songs that offered a look at its more personal direction.

“Loving You Like That” focuses on a lasting relationship and enduring love, while “Honeysuckle” reflects on home and the people who keep him grounded.

“Clothesline” explores the difficulties of a relationship that isn't working, even when walking away isn't easy.

Along with the album's release, Dylan shared a new Lake House Sessions performance video for “Headed Back To Austin,” one of the central songs on Ramblin’.

Watch Dylan Gossett perform “Headed Back To Austin.”

Dylan Gossett ‘Ramblin’’ Tracklist

Ramblin’ features 12 songs:

  1. “Loving You Like That”

  2. “Clothesline”

  3. “Headed Back To Austin”

  4. “Love and Such”

  5. “The Old Me”

  6. “Ramblin’”

  7. “Honeysuckle”

  8. “Head In The Clouds”

  9. “Running From The Sun”

  10. “Snow Melt”

  11. “Just Fine”

  12. “All Mine”

Dylan Gossett Ramblin Album

Dylan Gossett Continues Touring Following ‘Ramblin’’ Release

Dylan's album release comes during another busy stretch of touring.

After supporting Mumford & Sons and The Red Clay Strays on select North American dates, he reunited with Charles Wesley Godwin for additional co-headlining shows in September and October.

Dylan also has headline concerts scheduled in Australia and New Zealand in late 2026, followed by performances across Europe and the United Kingdom in early 2027.

He recently announced another U.S. headline run, The Ramblin’ Tour, scheduled for spring 2027. The tour includes stops in Charlotte, Philadelphia, Detroit, Indianapolis, Austin, and several other cities.

Dylan is also scheduled to perform at the 2027 Stagecoach Festival on Friday, April 23.

Fans can find his upcoming concert dates and ticket information on Dylan Gossett's official website.

Dylan Gossett's Rise in Country Music

Dylan's breakthrough came with his 2023 single “Coal,” which has been certified 2x Platinum in the United States.

Since then, the Austin singer-songwriter has accumulated nearly 1.5 billion career streams and shared stages with George Strait, Zach Top, Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers, HARDY, and The Red Clay Strays.

He's also worked with artists including Noeline Hofmann and Ole 60 and performed at festivals including Stagecoach and Austin City Limits Music Festival.

With Ramblin’, Dylan takes the experiences of the past few years on the road and turns his attention back to home and the relationships that matter most.

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