Sierra Ferrell Lets It Roll On New Single “Pair of Dice”

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11 September, 2026Print

Sierra Ferrell Lets It Roll On New Single "Pair of Dice"

Second New Song Of 2026 Follows "Trying to Love You," With 7" Vinyl Available To Pre-Order Now

Remaining Heavy Petal Tour Dates Include Farm Aid, Arena Shows With Mumford & Sons, The Red Clay Strays & More

September 11, 2026: Today, in the midst of a lauded tour taking her to sold-out crowds across the US this summer and fall, 4x GRAMMY®-winner Sierra Ferrell has shared her second new single of 2026, "Pair of Dice." Out now on Rounder Records, the song sits in the same spellbinding world as her recently released "Trying to Love You," while expanding its sound into a spirited, edifying statement of salvation. Produced by Gabriel Kelley (Hogslop String Band) and mixed by her Trail Of Flowers collaborator Gary Paczosa (Alison Krauss, Dolly Parton), "Pair of Dice" sees Sierra Ferrell reunite with co-writer Melody Walker ("American Dreaming," "Dollar Bill Bar"), as she sings of freedom, self-forgiveness and no second guesses, seeking to focus on the good even when the sky is falling.

Listen to "Pair of Dice," watch the visualizer HERE, and pre-order the 7" single on rose-colored vinyl and zoetrope picture disc, backed with "Trying to Love You": HERE

Joined by Gabriel Kelley (bass, drums, piano, Wurlitzer, B-3, guitars, congas, percussion), Luke Munday (banjo), intricate fiddle interplay from Billy Contreras and a choir featuring Kalen Nash, Aslyn Nash, Hannah Marie Kelley, Gabriel Kelley, Bekka Bramlett, Oliver Bates Craven, Geoff Saunders and Josh Rilko, Sierra Ferrell conjures more vocal magic across "Pair of Dice," rolling into belting runs and hard-won rasp that further "accentuates the arch sauciness and pluck in her songs" (The New York Times Magazine).

Alongside "Pair of Dice," "Trying to Love You" marked Sierra Ferrell's first new original music since 2024's acclaimed, award-winning Trail Of Flowers LP, as it "hops effortlessly to unexpected notes and corners," said Rolling Stone. "At the song's core is Ferrell's voice; powerful, emotive." Watch the new live video, directed by Etienne Surrette and filmed alongside the Yellowstone River in Montana's Paradise Valley: HERE

Following her inaugural set at Outside Lands last month, Sierra Ferrell and her band have since brought their Heavy Petal Tour to Red Rocks Amphitheatre and an unforgettable performance at the Minnesota State Fair, which "could have gone down as the best State Fair grandstand headlining debut of recent memory," wrote The Minnesota Star Tribune. Upcoming dates include Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion, Farm Aid and arena shows with The Red Clay Strays and Mumford & Sons – who Ferrell has joined for standout performances of "Here" on Saturday Night Live and Apple Music Sessions – with each set further showing why Ferrell remains the "May Queen of American roots music" (NPR Music). Find the full list of The Heavy Petal Tour dates below, with tickets and more information available HERE.