Elle King is on a roll. Following the release of her debut country album, Come Get Your Wife, the “Drunk (and I Want to Go Home)” singer is announcing a new collaboration with Diplo, titled “Without You,” set to be released June 23.
Diplo shared the news on Twitter along with a snippet of the duo performing the song. “New Thomas Wesley ft @ElleKingMusic “Without You” out june 23,” Diplo Tweeted.
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“You can’t spell Without You without @diplo – get ready • 6/23,” King added in a Tweet.
New Thomas Wesley ft @ElleKingMusic 🐊 “Without You” out june 23 https://t.co/u7V6PllcRU pic.twitter.com/4oweCQ4y78
— diplo (@diplo) June 15, 2023
Alongside the collaboration, King is gearing up to hit the road from coast to coast and beyond. Her tour includes shows in Canada and the U.S., including notable cities like Hawaii, North Dakota, Maine, Florida, and her home state of Ohio.
“Playing music and having fun with everyone is what summers all about,” said King in a statement.
King’s summer tour promises to be an eventful experience, featuring appearances by her friend and duet partner Dierks Bentley, Jelly Roll, Melissa Etheridge, Eric Church, and two shows at Radio City Music Hall with Tyler Childers.
After entertaining North American audiences throughout the summer, King will head to Australia and New Zealand in October, where she will join The Chicks as direct support for their 2023 World Tour. Speaking of this upcoming trek, King said, “I’m so looking forward to touring with The Chicks again. I’m excited to return to Australia and experience New Zealand for the first time.”
And mark your calendars for July 19 when King joins Dierks Bentley and Lainey Wilson to host the three-hour primetime CMA Fest concert special, airing on ABC.
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