Caleb Lee Hutchinson claims his spot on 'Long Line of Losers'

Caleb Lee Hutchinson celebrates mistakes, mess-ups, and near misses on his stone-cold-country album Long Line of Losers out everywhere today. Produced by Titanic Sinclair, the record revives Seventies country vibes and shows Hutchinson to be cut from the same cloth as his heroes Sturgill Simpson, Jamey Johnson, and John Prine. The Georgia native sings about hard luck in the rollicking title track, aspires to escape his hometown in "Dallas," and pokes fun at his past pop-culture notoriety in "I Ain't Famous Anymore." The son of a construction worker father and a hairdresser mother, Hutchinson is a gritty songwriter with a clever streak, one who's poised to help country remember its roots.

Caleb Lee Hutchinson on Tour

• 11/12- Greenville, SC
• 11/13- Charlotte, NC
• 11/14- Athens, GA
• 11/29- Plano, TX
• 12/3- Austin, TX
• 12/4- Conroe, TX
• 12/5- Tulsa, OK
• 12/6- Memphis, TN
• 12/9- Gainesville, FL - With The Woods
• 12/10- Charleston, SC
• 12/11- Atlanta, GA
• 12/12- Mobile, AL