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18 SEPTEMEBER 2026 (TORONTO, ON) — Today, acclaimed Alberta country singer, songwriter, and performer Noeline Hofmann shares a brand new single entitled “Wilson Silver Star 402 Blues.” It heralds the arrival of her forthcoming full-length debut LP due out in 2027.
Listen to “Wilson Silver Star 402 Blues” HERE.
Of the song , Noeline expresses, “Told through the eyes of a trucker hauling a load of steers in a Wilson Silverstar 402 model livestock semi-trailer, this song is an existential meditation on mortality and the relentless, heavy loads we carry through our journeys towards one shared & unavoidable fate.”
The track’s gentle beat thumps just behind lightly plucked acoustic guitar. During reflective verses, the songstress expresses emotion without filter through a tender lilt. Picking up momentum, her powerful high-register howls across the open freeway as she paints a picture of “truckstop diners and blown out tires.” Between echoes of wailing slide guitar, she repeatedly urges, “Just keep rolling.” Sonically, she paves her own road through country, Americana, and folk with plaintive and poetic lyricism and alternately raw and robust vocals.
Be on the lookout for the premiere of a cinematic music video to accompany the song soon.
At the moment, you can catch Noeline on tour across North America with Shaboozey throughout the rest of the month. Tonight, she’ll hit the stage at Ascend Amphitheater in Nashville, TN. She keeps busy in October, gracing the bills of Country Calling Festival in Ocean City, MD on October 2 and Copper Country Music Festival in Casa Grande, AZ on October 17. In between, she supports Charles Wesley Godwin at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO on October 15.
See the full list of tour dates below. Purchase ticketsHERE. Stay tuned for more news and announcements coming soon from Noeline Hofmann.
TOUR DATES
9/18 Nashville, TN Ascend Amphitheater
9/19 Atlanta, GA Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park
9/20 Charlotte, NC Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre
9/22 Raleigh, NC Red Hat Amphitheater
9/24 Laval, QC Place Bell
9/25 Toronto, ON RBC Amphitheatre
9/28 Boston, MA MGM Music Hall at Fenway
9/30 Washington, DC The Anthem*
10/2 Ocean City, MD Country Calling Festival
10/8 Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre
10/15 Morrison, CO Red Rocks Amphitheatre^
10/17 Casa Grande, AZ Copper Country Music Festival
ABOUT NOELINE HOFMANN
Noeline Hofmann, a 23-year-old country artist hailing from the rugged Badlands of Southern Alberta, Canada, is quickly establishing herself as one of country music’s most compelling emerging voices. From bittersweet ballads to gritty barn burners, Hofmann brings the glowing expanse of the Plains to the stage, drawing deeply from her experiences working in honky-tonks and as a ranch hand across the prairies. NPR praised her “gift for conveying” the imagery of the Wild West through her music, while Rolling Stone has hailed her commanding voice and stage presence, and Holler named her “one of Americana and country music’s most promising young talents.” Hofmann released her debut EP, Purple Gas, in October 2024. The project includes “Rodeo Junkies,” “August,” “Lightning in July (Prairie Fire)” and its title track, “Purple Gas,” which first gained widespread attention after being featured on Zach Bryan’s Belting Bronco YouTube series. Bryan later recorded the song as a duet with Hofmann for his album The Great American Bar Scene. To date, Noeline’s solo discography has amassed nearly 50 million streams with “Purple Gas” approaching 150 million global streams and counting. Her breakout has been met with growing industry recognition, including a 2025 Americana Honors & Awards nomination for Emerging Act of the Year, where she also performed, and a 2026 JUNO Award nomination for Breakthrough Artist or Group of the Year. She has also been named an Amazon Music Artist to Watch and Apple Music Up Next artist and was selected as a SiriusXM Top of the Country finalist. Hofmann made her Grand Ole Opry debut in September 2024 and has toured alongside Turnpike Troubadours, Charley Crockett, Colter Wall, Wyatt Flores, Zach Top and Wynonna Judd.
