In a perfect world Cody Jinks would have gotten his due by now. Sure he’s had his share of accolades but he’s not yet a household name in country music. And here’s what’s crazy about that. To date, he’s sold more than two million tickets to his concerts, has released ten full length albums, has amassed 3.5 billion streams across digital platforms and has had eight songs certified Platinum or Gold. His biggest hit “Loud and Heavy” went double platinum and he’s twice been named Music Row magazine’s Independent Artist of the Year, including this past year.

Perhaps 2024 will be the year Jinks gets his due.

The Texas-bred country singer released the video for “Outlaws + Mustangs” on CMT.com today, the latest single from his new album Change the Game, due out March 22. Directed by Erica Alexandria Silverman, the video for “Outlaws + Mustangs” is deeply personal to Jinks as it also features his father (Steve Jinks) and daughter (Meredith Jinks).

Produced by Ryan Hewitt (Red Hot Chili Peppers, ZZ Top) and Jinks’ longtime bassist, Joshua Thompson, Change the Game is Jinks’ fourth release on his own label (Late August Records) and is released in partnership with The Orchard. The record also includes a new version of Faith No More’s “Take This Bottle,” featuring special guest Pearl Aday.

Jinks hits the road March 7 in Tacoma, WA and wraps up touring Oct. 12 in Minneapolis, MN. His spring-summer-fall tourdates see him sharing the stages with the likes of: Turnpike Troubadours, Trampled by Turtles, Blackberry Smoke, Doc Oliver, Luke Combs, The Steel Woods, Erin Viancourt, Ward Davis, Calder Allen and the Cadillac 3.

Check below to see if he’s coming to a city near you. Trust me, he’ll be worth the price of admission.

March 7—Tacoma, WA—Tacoma Dome*
March 8—Eugene, OR—Matthew Knight Arena*
March 9—Boise, ID—ExtraMile Arena*
April 11—Cedar Rapids, IA—Alliant Energy Powerhouse‡
April 12—Milwaukee, WI—American Family Field†
April 13—Kalamazoo, MI—Wings Event Center‡
April 27—Nashville, TN—Ascend Amphitheater+
May 2—Orange Beach, AL—The Wharf Amphitheater^
May 3—Jacksonville, FL—Everbank Stadium†
May 4—Wilmington, NC—Oak Bank Pavilion^
May 10—San Antonio, TX—Alamodome†
May 11—Dallas, TX—Dos Equis Pavilion~
May 17—Santa Clara, CA—Levi’s Stadium†
May 18—Santa Barbara, CA—Santa Barbara Bowl‡‡
May 19—Bakersfield, CA—Mechanics Arena‡‡
May 31—Phoenix, AZ—State Farm Stadium†
June 1—San Diego, CA—Rady Shell at Jacobs Park~
June 2—Los Angeles, CA—Greek Theater~
June 7—Salt Lake City, UT—Rice Eccles Stadium†
June 8—Grand Junction, CO—Los Colonias Amphitheater**
June 9—Colorado Springs, CO—Broadmoor World Arena**
July 18—Canandaigua, NY—CMAC Amphitheater~
July 19—East Rutherford, NJ—Metlife Stadium†
August 1—St. Louis, MO—St. Louis Music Park††
August 2—Cincinnati, OH—Paycor Stadium†
August 3—Kansas City, MO—Starlight Theatre††
August 9—Houston, TX—NRG Stadium†
September 14—Bushkill, PA—Zakk Wylde Presents: Berzerkus 2024
September 19—Brandon, MS—Brandon Amphitheatre++
September 20—Tuscaloosa, AL—Mercedes Benz Amphitheatre++
October 11—Omaha, NE—Liberty First Credit Union Arena++
October 12—Minneapolis, MN—The Armory++

*co-headline with Turnpike Troubadours, with special guest Trampled By Turtles
‡with special guests Blackberry Smoke and Doc Oliver
†supporting Luke Combs
^with special guests The Steel Woods and Erin Viancourt
~with special guest Blackberry Smoke
**with special guests Ward Davis and Erin Viancourt
‡‡with special guest The Steel Woods
††with special guests The Steel Woods and Calder Allen
++with special guests Cadillac 3 and Calder Allen