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Warren Zeiders Grapples with High-Speed Love and Heartbreak on New Album ‘No Brakes’

Warren Zeiders, New Music, Music, Singer, Songwriter, Country Music, Country Artist, Country Singer

Warner Records artist Warren Zeiders releases his newest album ‘No Brakes’. The 12-track, diaristic collection likens Zeiders’ inclination for adventure to his full-tilt approach to life, embracing both the emotional peaks and pitfalls of relationships while coming-of-age in an untraditional spotlight. Each track explores a different moment of a high-speed relationship, sharing Zeiders’ inner-most thoughts of love from first attraction to devastating heartbreak.

 

The album features an esteemed group of producers, including Evan Blair (Benson Boone), Ben Johnson (Morgan Wallen), producer/writer Gabe Simon (Noah Kahan, Lana Del Ray), Jeff Garrison (Morgan Wallen), and KK Johnson (Dasha). From the can’t-quit-it-pull of a bad relationship in “Drinking Game,” to the power-pop confession of toxic relationship in “Overrated,” the songs are unique blends of western, punk-rock and alternative genres, shaping a completely new sound for the country powerhouse.

“Coming from this self-reflective place in my life, from writing all these songs, this felt right,” says Warren.” ‘No Brakes’ is a really good picture of my life, what I want to find and how it actually is. No brakes, pedal down, pushing forward.”

In celebration of today’s album release, Zeiders will play a series of underplay performances, returning to the venues that launched his career four years ago. Warren’s 2026 performances will continue with an appearance during the Video Music Awards on September 27, and the final leg of his first-ever world tour, beginning October 11 in Glasgow, UK. See the full list of tour dates here and below.

‘No Brakes’ Tracklist

  1. Ruin A Good Thing (Warren Zeiders, Solly, Gabe Simon, Carrie K)
  2. No Brakes (Warren Zeiders, Beau Bailey, Jenna Johnson, VWillz and Jeff Garrison)
  3. Overrated ft. Bellah Mae (Warren Zeiders, Evan Blair, Sean Douglas, Jesse Fink)
  4. You Turn (Warren Zeiders, Evan Blair, Sean Douglas, Jesse Fink)
  5. Days of My Life (Warren Zeiders, Jon Robert Hall, Ben Johnson and Ashley Gorley)
  6. Looks Good On You (Warren Zeiders, Sam Backoff, Jon Robert Hall, Ben Johnson, KK Johnson)
  7. My Eyes (Warren Zeiders, Evan Blair, Devin Dawson, Casey Brown)
  8. Drinking Game (Warren Zeiders, Evan Blair, Jesse Fink, Michael Pollack, J Kash, Elof Loelv)
  9. Bittersweet (Warren Zeiders, Josh Phillips and Justin Ebach)
  10. Souvenirs (Warren Zeiders, Frances Litterski, VWillz, Ashley Gorley and Jeff Garrison)
  11. Mine (Warren Zeiders, Ross Copperman, Jackson Morgan and Joe Kirkland)
  12. Find One (Warren Zeiders, Josh Phillips and Justin Ebach)

‘No Brakes’ builds on the success from 2025’s 21-track album ‘Relapse, Lies and Betrayal’. The “breakout country star” (GQ) has been featured on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Kelly Clarkson Show, GQ’s Real-Life Diet and People Magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive. Throughout Zeiders’ four years in the industry, he has culminated 4.2 billion global career streams, 2 billion TikTok views and 6.4M million monthly listeners on Spotify and earned RIAA Double Platinum, RIAA Platinum and No. 1 Radio singles.

 

Warren Zeiders Upcoming Tour Dates

++ denotes ‘No Brakes’ underplays

** denotes ‘Warren Zeiders World Tour 2026’ tour dates

September 25 – E! Club – Detroit, MI ++

September 28 – Horseshoe Tavern – Toronto, ON ++

September 30 – Champs Downtown – State College, PA ++

October 11 – 02 Academy Glasgow – Glasgow, UK**

October 14 – Manchester Academy – Manchester, UK**

October 15 – Bristol Academy – Bristol, UK**

October 16 – 02 Academy Birmingham – Birmingham, UK**

October 18 – Roundhouse – London, UK**

October 21 – TivoliVredenburg – Utrecht, NL**

October 23 – X-TRA – Zurich, CH**

October 24 – Tonhalle – Munich, DE**

October 25 – E-Werk – Cologne, DE**

October 27 – Batschkapp – Frankfurt, DE**

October 28 – Huxleys Neue Welt – Berlin, DE**

October 29 – Georg Elser Halle – Hamburg, DE**

October 31 – Fållan – Stockholm, SE**

November 2 – Sentrum Scene – Oslo, NO**