Austin Snell Released New Single and Tour Dates
The Georgia native launched a new track and announced a 12-date run across the U.S. and Canada.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Country
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Country artist Austin Snell has released his new single, Something's Always Breaking, via River House Artists and Warner Records Nashville. Alongside the new music, the Georgia native announced his upcoming Colors Tour.
Why it matters
The release follows the momentum of Snell's recent projects and precedes a tour that expands his live performance presence across North America. His career continues to grow following the success of his music catalog, which has now reached nearly half a billion streams.
The 28-year-old artist has amassed nearly 500 million streams worldwide across his music catalog. His discography includes the 2024 album Still Bleeding and the 2025 EP Home Sweet Hell.
The players
Austin Snell
A 28-year-old Georgia native and U.S. Air Force veteran who has established himself in the country music scene.
Laura Veltz
A songwriter who co-wrote the track Something's Always Breaking.
Jimmy Robbins
A songwriter and collaborator who co-wrote the track Something's Always Breaking.
The details
Snell wrote the new single in collaboration with songwriters Laura Veltz and Jimmy Robbins. The upcoming Colors Tour includes 12 stops, spanning the United States and Canada from late October through November 2026.
Timeline
The album Still Bleeding was released in 2024.
The EP Home Sweet Hell was released in 2025.
The single Something's Always Breaking was released on October 13, 2026.
The Colors Tour begins in Grand Rapids on October 22, 2026.
The Colors Tour concludes in Lexington on November 21, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
Snell's rapid accumulation of nearly half a billion streams reflects the broader industry shift where digital consumption effectively dictates touring demand for emerging country acts. This strategy contrasts with traditional radio-first development models, highlighting how modern artists leverage streaming dominance to sustain national tour cycles.
Fans in the United States and Canada can expect the Colors Tour to span 12 cities beginning in late October. Those interested in attending can monitor official artist channels for upcoming ticket availability and venue details for the shows in Grand Rapids and Lexington.
The takeaway
Snell represents a growing class of artists who build significant followings independently of traditional radio charts. His transition from a career in the Air Force to a touring musician underscores the efficacy of digital streaming as a launchpad for modern country careers.
Further reading
For more news on the evolving landscape of Nashville music, visit the Country section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WKML 95.7.
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