The Australian country singer-songwriter's 12-track debut features eight songs written entirely on his own, with production from Keith Stegall and Jared Adlam.
Written by Amanda Tempel
Published: October 29, 2026
Mack Geiger's debut album, Dying In This House, has a release date of November 6, 2026, through RECORDS Nashville/Columbia Records. The 12-track collection showcases the Queensland-born singer-songwriter's traditional country influences, storytelling, and personal approach to songwriting.
Eight of the album's 12 songs were written solely by Geiger, including the title track, “String By,” “Nothing Like Grandma,” and “Jesus & Jones.” The project also features collaborations with some of Nashville's established songwriters, bringing together traditional country sounds and stories of heartbreak, loneliness, and resilience.
What Is Mack Geiger's Dying In This House Album About?
At the heart of Dying In This House are stories about difficult relationships, personal struggles, and finding reasons to keep moving forward.
“Dying In This House channels a broken man's walk through loneliness, heartache, denial, but also glimmers of hope,” Geiger shared while describing the album.
“I've always been drawn to songs which painted pictures. I feel like this album does that.”
Throughout the collection, Geiger explores those emotions through characters and experiences that reflect his appreciation for traditional country storytelling.
The album also represents a significant step in his songwriting career, with Geiger responsible for eight songs without additional co-writers.
Mack Geiger's Dying In This House Tracklist and Songwriting Credits
The album includes 12 tracks, with songs written by Geiger alongside contributions from Nashville songwriters including Rodney Clawson, Jim Beavers, Bart Butler, Tim Nichols, and others.
“His and Hers” — Written by Wyatt McCubbin, Seth Ennis, and Rob Snyder
“How Crazy Is That?” — Written by Tim Nichols, Tony Martin, and Mark Nesler
“String By” — Written by Mack Geiger
“Dying In This House” — Written by Mack Geiger
“Just Called To Let You Know” — Written by Mack Geiger, Jim Beavers, and Bart Butler
“You Don't Deserve Me” — Written by Mack Geiger
“Nothing Like Grandma” — Written by Mack Geiger
“Walk A Straight Line” — Written by Mack Geiger
“How It Ends” — Written by Mack Geiger, Rodney Clawson, Johnny Clawson, and Will Bundy
“Mess Of Blues” — Written by Mack Geiger
“Pouring” — Written by Mack Geiger
“Jesus & Jones” — Written by Mack Geiger
The eight songs written exclusively by Geiger account for two-thirds of the album, highlighting his role as both a recording artist and songwriter.
Who Produced Mack Geiger's Dying In This House?
The album was produced by Keith Stegall and Jared Adlam, combining the experience of one of Nashville's established country producers with Geiger's longtime collaborator.
Stegall's production credits include Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band, and Randy Travis. His work has helped shape the sound of traditional and contemporary country music across multiple decades.
Adlam, who has worked closely with Geiger throughout his career, produced five songs on the album: “String By,” “Nothing Like Grandma,” “Walk A Straight Line,” “Mess Of Blues,” and “Pouring.”
Stegall produced the remaining seven tracks, including “Dying In This House,” “How It Ends,” and “Jesus & Jones.”
The album was recorded and mixed by John Kelton, whose credits include Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band, and Brad Paisley. Mastering was handled by Ken Love.
Songs From Dying In This House
Several songs from Dying In This House were introduced ahead of the album's November 2026 release, giving listeners an early look at Geiger's songwriting and musical direction.
“String By”
“String By” helped introduce Geiger to a wider international audience and became a breakthrough song in his career.
The single reached No. 3 on Spotify's Viral 50 USA chart, entered the Top 50 of Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, and appeared in the Top 40 of the Global Country Shazam chart.
Written entirely by Geiger, the song also appeared on his debut EP, Walk A Straight Line.
“How It Ends”
Released October 23, 2026, “How It Ends” is one of the album's collaborative songwriting efforts.
Geiger co-wrote the song with Rodney Clawson, Johnny Clawson, and Will Bundy. It is among the seven tracks produced by Keith Stegall.
“Pouring”
“Pouring” is another solo-written song from Geiger, produced by Jared Adlam.
The song was released as a single in August 2026 and also shares its name with Geiger's When It's Pouring Tour.
“Nothing Like Grandma” and “Walk A Straight Line”
Both songs highlight Geiger's independent songwriting and were included on his debut EP, Walk A Straight Line, before appearing on Dying In This House.
The songs were written solely by Geiger and produced by Jared Adlam.
Mack Geiger's Music Career Before Dying In This House
Originally from Queensland, Australia, Geiger developed a country music sound rooted in traditional influences and storytelling.
His six-song debut EP, Walk A Straight Line, was released May 29, 2026. Five of the EP's six tracks were written entirely by Geiger, establishing the songwriting approach that would carry into his first full-length album.
Throughout 2026, Geiger reached several career milestones, including his CMA Fest debut and his first U.S. headlining run, the New Dirt, Same Boots Tour.
He also made his Grand Ole Opry debut in June during the venue's OPRY 100 celebration, receiving a standing ovation.
His growing recognition continued when Billboard Country selected him as its September 2026 “Up & Comer.”
With Dying In This House, Geiger brings together the songwriting, traditional country influences, and musical collaborations that have helped shape his career.
Mack Geiger Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts
In addition to releasing Dying In This House, Geiger has continued performing across the United States and internationally.
His When It's Pouring Tour includes North American headlining dates, while his expanding international schedule features appearances with Brooks & Dunn in Australia and major country music festivals.
For his complete concert schedule, venues, ticket information, and upcoming festival appearances, visit our Mack Geiger Tour Guide.
For additional information about Dying In This House and Geiger's music, visit his official website.