Margo Price Reconnects With Her Roots on Hard Headed Woman, A Hell-Bent Collection of Country Music Out Now

New Album Features Collaboration with Tyler Childers & Jesse Welles, Contributions From Rodney Crowell, Kris Kristofferson & Waylon Jennings, Capturing Margo Price at Her Wisest, Funniest, Toughest & Most Vulnerable

Tonight's Special Grand Ole Opry Performance Kicks Off Three-Month Tour Including Farm Aid's 40th Anniversary, LA's GRAMMY Museum & Dozens of Headline Dates Across The Country

Paperback Edition of Memoir Maybe We'll Make It Arrives September 2nd, Limited Edition WellBeing x Margo Price THC + CBD Peach Tea Available Today

Today, Margo Price releases Hard Headed Woman: a hell-bent collection of country music that reconnects with her roots, and further redefines what it means to be a modern outlaw. Out now on Loma Vista Recordings, the 12-song album captures Price at her wisest, funniest, toughest and most vulnerable, doubling down not only on herself, but what she has always loved – classic songs written from the intellect and the gut, timeless and urgent all at once. Reunited with producer Matt Ross-Spang (Midwest Farmer's Daughter, All American Made), and recorded in the historic RCA Studio A, Hard Headed Woman features duets with Tyler Childers and Jesse Welles, contributions from Kris Kristofferson and Rodney Crowell, and a Waylon Jennings song that his widow, Jessi Colter, urged her to sing. While the music traces Price's journey from dive bars to tour buses, through parenthood and marriage, scrutiny and sacrifice in a place that prizes uniformity and the bottom line, it embodies the unshakable instinct to never waver, especially when our values and our future are on the line.

Listen to Hard Headed Woman, and order it on limited edition vinyl, 8-track, reel-to-reel and more: HERE

Hard Headed Woman marks the first album that Margo Price has made in Nashville, a town she has called home for more than 20 years, and vitally helped to transform, creating a lane where independent and insurgent country music can exist and thrive alongside the mainstream. Just hours ago at midnight, she celebrated the record's release with a special performance at the city's Grimey's, and later tonight will play the Grand Ole Opry in one of Loretta Lynn's gowns, honoring the legacy of one of her idols.

In recent weeks Margo Price took over New York City for a barnburning night of honky tonkin', sang the national anthem at a New York Mets game, and took over Newport Folk Festival, where she proclaimed "F*ck ICE" before delivering a now viral rendition of Woody Guthrie's "Deportees," and covered Bob Dylan, Dolly Parton and Neil Young with Jesse Welles, John C. Reilly, Lukas Nelson, Stephen Wilson Jr. and Joe Russo. She also sat down with CNN and PBS' Amanpour, NBC News, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Broken Record, Pitchfork and more, tore through town in the video for "Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down," paid homage to Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" in "Don't Wake Me Up" (feat. Jesse Welles) and recounted her Nashville origin story in "Losing Streak."

When the norm is to shut up and sing, and short cuts lie around every corner, Hard Headed Woman continues to show how Price's songwriting packs the most potent punch of all, and reveals a way to march forward when the path of less resistance is right there waiting. It is country music as only Margo Price can make it: free of rules, cherishing tradition, hard-headed with a delicate heart.

Following a series of festivals and next month's 40th Anniversary of Farm Aid, where Margo Price serves as the first female musician appointed to the Board of Directors, as well as a newly announced date on the rooftop of LA's GRAMMY Museum, she will bring the music of Hard Headed Woman on her Wild At Heart Tour. Backed by a brand new live band and armed with her signature Gibson J-45 guitar, the run features two dozen headline dates throughout North America this October and November, with tickets available at margoprice.net/tour.

Before then, Margo Price will release the paperback edition of her lauded memoir, Maybe We'll Make It, out September 2nd, and has just unveiled a new collaboration with WellBeing. Available today, the WellBeing x Margo Price THC + CBD Peach Tea is a bold and refreshing new creation that brings a brighter state of mind and feel-good experience, perfectly balanced to uplift your energy and keep you grounded in the moment. Find it at wellbeingbrewing.com and margoprice.net.

Photo by Yana Yatsuk

Praise For Hard Headed Woman

"Margo Price is her own kind of outlaw…Throughout her career, Price has consistently refused to compromise on her principles. Hard Headed Woman is no different and further adds to a catalog that unapologetically takes on the status quo"

Rolling Stone

"Margo Price is digging deep into her country music foundations...songs that are both personal but also songs that speak to the heartaches and concerns of those around her"

Billboard

"A reminder to celebrate the struggle...Price sings about even the most fraught of times with fondness and the wisdom one earns from surviving them"

PAPER

"As much a student of country's rich history as she is a fan of its fearless rule breakers...she continues to stay committed to pouring both extreme craft and care into every song she writes"

Broken Record

"'Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down' is as snarky and fun as a song could get"

Stereogum

"Margo Price won't let the bastards get her down (and neither should you)"

The Needle Drop

"It manages to be both stripped down and rollicking and showcases the song-smithing talents that have earned Price the admiration of her elders"

Oxford American

"Defiant and wise; tough yet vulnerable; topical but timeless; and at the end of the day, distinctly Margo Price...Hard Headed Woman not only marks the artist's return to country, but also a return to the basics and the things she's always loved"

Holler

"A true blue, feminist badass"

BUST

"Although everything about Hard Headed Woman signals an arrival at things rightly historic, Margo Price couldn't sound more rooted in 2025"

FLOOD

"One of the most interesting country artists today"

American Songwriter

"Simply outstanding…she's independent and doesn't owe anyone sh*t"

PopMatters

"Fans of quality country, pull-no-punches songwriting, and often guitar-forward tunes that just f*cking rip should all be glad for Hard Headed Woman. It's Price's best record since All American Made and may well be her best to date"

Treble