AVERY ANNA ANNOUNCES FORTHCOMING EP forgive, forget. DUE MARCH 13
Rising singer/songwriter Avery Anna announced the forthcoming arrival of her new EP, forgive, forget., on March 13th. The six-song-set will feature “Fear In God” – her brand new, faith-inspired duet with fellow country breakout Sam Barber – as well as her latest rock-infused release “Man Downstairs” which is available everywhere.
forgive, forget. Track Listing
- Fear In God – written by Avery Anna, Sam Barber
- Man Downstairs – written by Avery Anna, Michael Tyler, David Fanning and Andy Sheridan
- lonestar alone – written by Avery Anna, Ben Williams, Emily Falvey, Sam Bergeson
- Life Ain’t Like The Radio – written by Avery Anna, David Fanning, Andy Sheridan, Ashley Gorley
- Blood Runs Thicker – written by Avery Anna, David Fanning, Andy Sheridan
- forgive, forget. – written by Avery Anna
“This EP ‘forgive, forget.’ is unlike anything I’ve done so far,” Avery shared. “It touches on extreme emotions I’ve had in the past couple of years and reached a new level of vulnerability. No calculation or manufacturing, just pure honesty. Truly makes me nervous to share in the best way. ‘Man Downstairs’ is yours now.”
“Fear In God” marks the second collaboration between the two artists, following the massive, Platinum-certified success of their 2025 duet, “Indigo,” and delivers the same raw vocal chemistry that made the viral phenomenon a critical darling. “Indigo” soared into the Top 10 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart and cemented its status as one of the year’s most significant country collaborations, culminating in a joint performance on The Kelly Clarkson Show.
The young vocal powerhouse is currently preparing for the launch of her headlining Girl Of Constant Sorrow Tour, set to kick off on March 12th in Cincinnati, OH, with added dates stretching through April. Avery continues to showcase her “dazzling musical flexibility” (American Songwriter), recently earning widespread praise for her stunning cover of Ozzy Osbourne’s “No More Tears,” which was lauded by WhiskeyRiff as a “knock-out performance.”
Between a successful sophomore album, let go letters—named one of Billboard’s “50 Best Albums of 2025″—and garnering over 1 billion global streams to date, Avery’s trajectory as a defining voice in modern country music is undeniable.
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