Rapper, songwriter, producer and entrepreneur YelaWolf announced his album, Ghetto Cowboy, will be released exclusively on his YouTube Channel Halloween night, available everywhere at midnight November 1. His sixth studio album will be the first project to be released through his own independent label Slumerican Records, an extension of his lifestyle and culture brand with retail headquarters based in Nashville, TN. Ghetto Cowboy is available to pre-order now.
“This Ghetto Cowboy album has been the most gratifying to me as an artist being that it’s my first indie release on my own label. I have no one to answer to and that can be a scary responsibility. After Love Story, Trial By Fire and then Trunk Muzik 3, I feel like I got a well-rounded project that speaks to all the fans; hip hop, rock’n’roll, and southern fans alike. I ain’t reinventing the wheel here, just doing what I love to do, doing what I think is dope and original. I never want to stop challenging the genre or the listener or become complacent or settled cause that’s boring as f_<# to me and the fans. G.C. is unapologetic, brutally honest and at times completely vulnerable. I leave it all out there. Take it or leave it.“ – YelaWolf
To celebrate the announce, Wolf just dropped another video for the lead track “Unnatural Born Killer,â€in addition to the official released in August. Meanwhile, the album will be supported with the 28-date GHETTO COWBOY TOUR kicking off next week on October 9 in Grand Junction, CO, before wrapping November 24 in Louisville, KY. The tour will also make stops in Los Angeles on October 22, Toronto on November 7, New York City on November 12, and Chicago on November 19.
Wolf recently hosted his 3rd Annual Devil’s Pass Bike Run, held for the first time in Texas, where he rode with fans from city to city before performing each night. The Alabama native also held bottle signings across the state for his award-winning Creek Water Whiskey to celebrate its release in Texas.
Yelawolf’s ‘Gheto Cowboy Tour Dates:
Oct 9 Mesa Theater – Grand Junction, CO
Oct 10 Mission Ballroom – Denver, CO
Oct 11 The Complex – Salt Lake City, UT
Oct 12 Knitting Factory – Boise, ID
Oct 13 Knitting Factory – Spokane, WA
Oct 16 Showbox SoDo – Seattle, WA
Oct 17 Roseland Theater – Portland, OR
Oct 18 Midtown Ballroom – Bend, OR
Oct 19 Ace Of Spades – Sacramento, CA
Oct 20 Senator Theatre – Chico, CA
Oct 22 1720 – Los Angeles, CA
Oct 23 The Observatory – Santa Ana, CA
Oct 25 AZ Hip-Hop Festival – Phoenix, AZ
Oct 26 House of Blues – Las Vegas, NV
Nov 5 The Fillmore – Silver Spring, MD
Nov 7 The Phoenix – Toronto, Canada
Nov 8 London Music Hall – London, Canada
Nov 9 Mavrick’s Music Hall – Barrie, Canada
Nov 10 Corona Theatre – Montreal, Canada
Nov 12 Brooklyn Bowl – New York, NY
Nov 14 House of Blues – Cleveland, OH
Nov 15 The Fillmore – Detroit, MI
Nov 16 20 Monroe Live – Grand Rapids, MI
Nov 17 The Deluxe – Indianapolis, IN
Nov 19 House of Blues – Chicago, IL
Nov 20 Sokol Auditorium – Omaha, NE
Nov 22 Skyway Theatre – Minneapolis, MN
Nov 24 The Mercury Ballroom – Louisville, KY
