Nashville, Tenn. – Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and guitarist Trey Hensley is excited to announce “Going And Gone” featuring Molly Tuttle as the newest single from his critically acclaimed album Can’t Outrun The Blues. The standout collaboration pairs two of modern roots music’s most celebrated young artists on a hard-driving track filled with powerful storytelling, soaring harmonies and masterful musicianship. Fans can listen to the new single and full album HERE.
Written by Trey Hensley and Bobby Starnes, “Going And Gone” blends Bluegrass energy with Americana soul, delivering a vivid story song anchored by Hensley’s commanding vocal performance and signature guitar work. The recording also features an all-star lineup of musicians including Trey Hensley (lead vocals, acoustic guitar), Molly Tuttle (acoustic guitar and harmony vocals), Stuart Duncan (fiddle), Andy Leftwich (mandolin), Ilya Toshinsky (banjo), Marc Rogers (acoustic bass) and JohnAlvey (percussion). The chemistry between Hensley and Tuttle shines throughout the track, adding another memorable moment to the already celebrated project. Fans can also step into the studio with Hensley and Tuttle in the official music video (watch HERE).
Released earlier this spring, Can’t Outrun The Blues has quickly become one of the most talked-about Bluegrass and roots releases of 2026. Produced by seven-time Grammy winner Brent Maher (The Judds, Kenny Rogers, Merle Haggard), the album showcases Hensley’s distinctive blend of multiple genre influences while also featuring additional collaborations with Vince Gill, Steve Wariner and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Momentum surrounding the album continues to build following the chart-topping success of the title track “Can’t Outrun The Blues” and the breakout follow-up single “Tucson,” both of which reached No. 1 on the Bluegrass radio charts and helped solidify Hensley’s arrival as a major solo artist.
A two-time IBMA Guitar Player of the Year, Hensley first gained national attention as one half of the award-winning duo RobIckes & Trey Hensley before launching his solo career to widespread acclaim. Over the years, he has shared the stage with a remarkable range of artists including Taj Mahal, Marty Stuart, Tommy Emmanuel and countless others, while earning praise for both his electrifying guitar work and soulful baritone vocals. Fresh off a Grammy win as part of Taj Mahal’s Swingin’ Live at the Church in Tulsa, Hensley continued to build momentum with a packed touring schedule throughout 2026, including festival appearances, international performances and several upcoming shows supporting legendary guitarist Tommy Emmanuel.
Fans can listen to “Going And Gone” now on all major streaming platforms. To stay up to date on new music, tour dates and upcoming announcements, visit Trey Hensley’s official website at www.treyhensley.com.
Trey Hensley On Tour:
May 29 – Zurich, Switzerland – Muhle Otelfingen
May 30 – Teufen, Switzerland – Nefville
June 6 – Nebraska City, Neb. – Nebraska City Bluegrass Festival (with Rob Ickes)
June 7 – Belle Plaine, Kan. – Bartlett Arboretum (with Rob Ickes)
June 11 – Wind Gap, Pa. – Wind Gap Bluegrass Festival
June 12 – Kingsport, Tenn. – Twilight Alive
June 13 – Lexington, Ky. – Spirit in the Bluegrass
June 24 – Owensboro, Ky. – ROMP Festival
June 26 – Bloomington, Ill. – Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
June 27 – Cedar Rapids, Iowa – Paramount Theater (supporting Old Crow Medicine Show)
June 28 – Louisville, Ky. – The Louisville Palace (supporting Old Crow Medicine Show)
July 3 – Spruce Pine, N.C. – Stars, Stripes & Strings
July 11-12 – Frankfort, Ill. – Frankfort Bluegrass Festival
July 23 – Franklin, Tenn. – Franklin Theatre
July 25 – Nellysford, Va. – Wintergreen Resort
Aug. 2 – Green Bay, Wis. – EPIC Event Center (supporting Blackberry Smoke)
Aug. 4 – Rochester, Minn. – Mayo Civic Center (supporting Blackberry Smoke)
Aug. 6 – Omaha, Neb. – Steelhouse Omaha (supporting Blackberry Smoke)
Aug. 12-14 – Abingdon, Va. – Monroe Mandolin Camp 2026
Aug. 15 – Galax, Va. – The Blue Ridge Music Center
Aug. 20 – Bloomington, Ind. – Buskirk-Chumley Theater (supporting Tommy Emmanuel, CGP)
Aug. 21 – Shipshewana, Ind. – Blue Gate PAC (supporting Tommy Emmanuel, CGP)
Aug. 22 – Cincinnati, Ohio – Taft Theatre (supporting Tommy Emmanuel, CGP)
Aug. 23 – Knoxville, Tenn. – Tennessee Theatre (supporting Tommy Emmanuel, CGP)
Aug. 26 – Austin, Texas – The 04 Center
Aug. 27-30 – Austin, Texas – Tommy Emmanuel’s Guitar Camp USA: Austin 2026
Sept. 5 – Piketon, Ohio – Route 23 Bluegrass
Sept. 25 – Rockport, Mass. – Shalin Liu Performance Center
Oct. 15 – Grass Valley, Calif. – Strawberry Music Festival Fall 2026
Oct. 17 – Manteo, N.C. – Roanoke Island Fest 2026
Dec. 3 – Charleston, S.C. – Charleston Music Hall (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 4 – Newberry, S.C. – Newberry Opera House (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 5 – Chattanooga, Tenn. – Robert Kirk Walker Theater (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 6 – Durham, N.C. – Carolina Theatre (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 7 – Charlotte, N.C. – Knight Theater (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 9 – Atlanta, Ga. – Variety Playhouse (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 10 – Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. – Ponte Vedra Concert Hall (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 11 – Orlando, Fla. – The Plaza Live (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
Dec. 12 – Clearwater, Fla. – Bilheimer Capitol Theatre (supporting Tommy Emmanuel)
# # #
