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Kacey Musgraves - Middle Of Nowhere (Whisky Coloured Vinyl) at Kops Records, Toronto's oldest record store since 1976. Shop online with free shipping in Canada over $110, or visit us on Queen St W or the Danforth.
This is the whiskey colour vinyl edition, the shade of a Texas dancehall at last call. Middle of Nowhere debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200.
After the hushed, mossy introspection of Deeper Well, Kacey Musgraves did what any self-respecting Texan does eventually: she went back to the dancehall. Middle of Nowhere, her sixth album, came out on May 1, 2026, made once again with her longtime collaborators Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk, and it's built for two-stepping, with pedal steel, accordion and a little Norteño and zydeco folded into the old honky-tonk recipe. The eight-time Grammy winner also landed at No. 11 here in Canada. Think of it as a road trip through the Texas Hill Country with the windows down and the radio stuck on the oldies station, which is about the highest compliment we can pay a country record.
The company she keeps helps. Willie Nelson drops by on "Uncertain, TX," Miranda Lambert trades lines on "Horses and Divorces," Billy Strings shows up for "Everybody Wants to Be a Cowboy" and Gregory Alan Isakov adds harmonies to "Coyote." The lead single "Dry Spell" carries her old wit, and "Mexico Honey" and "Rhinestoned" keep the jokes coming between the heartache. It's a twangy, generous good time, so pour something brown, roll up the rug and let it play. Side B, in particular, plays like a full set at the best dancehall in the county.
On Lost Highway / Interscope, first out in 2026.
