Heart On Ice Jon Langston

• 1Heart On Ice02:54
• 2Beer In A Bar02:55
• 3I ain't Country02:40
• 4Whiskey Does02:57
• 5Where's That Girl03:49
• 6Never Left Me04:40
• 7Dirt Roads & Diamonds03:27
• 8Granddaddy's Watch03:22
• 9Day In The 90's03:03
• 10Ain't No Cowboy03:19
• 11Better Off03:31
• 12If You Ever Leave Atlanta03:41
• 13Wrong Side Of The Bottle03:00
• 14May Magnolia03:11
• Total Runtime46:29

Info for Heart On Ice

Nashville recording artist Jon Langston is announcing his debut full-length album, Heart On Ice. Ahead of the release, Langston is sharing the project’s title track. Listen to “Heart On Ice” here. Surprising fans with the announcement last night, Langston revealed the album’s track list and title with a self-penned poem and cryptic trailer after weeks of anticipation.

Personal and introspective, 11 of the album’s 14 tracks were penned by Langston, with production by Jody Stevens, Brad Wagner and Jacob Rice. Previously released tracks “Whiskey Does” and “Ain’t No Cowboy” are featured on Heart On Ice, along with a guest appearance from Langston’s fellow Georgia native Travis Denning on “I ain’t Country.”

Langston shares, “Finally. It’s time. My debut album. This album tells the story of my life the past 10 years. What I’ve been going through, and how I’ve grown in my life. The title track ‘Heart On Ice’ was the missing puzzle piece to this album and was the perfect song to kick it off. I am so proud of this album and can’t wait for everyone to hear it.”

Jon Langston

Jon Langston
grew up in Loganville, GA as the oldest of three boys, listening to music by his heroes Alan Jackson and the Eagles. He grew up playing football, eventually earning a football scholarship to college. Jon always thought football would a part of his life, but after his sixth concussion left him blind for fifteen minutes, his Division 1 football career ended abruptly. Jon picked up his guitar which he hadn’t touched since the eighth grade and re-taught himself how to play. Playing open mic nights and working on his songwriting eventually lead to the 2013 release of “Forever Girl,” the first song he ever wrote by himself. That release kicked off his music career which has culminated in 15 sold out shows this year and over 400 million career streams. Jon opened for Luke Bryan on his Farm Tour in 2017, which was a full circle moment for Jon who had been in the crowd as a spectator of Luke Bryan’s Farm Tour only a few years before in Athens, Georgia. He was invited to perform on the tour again in 2018 and joined Luke in support of his Sunset Repeat Tour in 2019. Jon has signed a publishing deal with Sony ATV, management with KP Entertainment, and is the first artist signed under Luke Bryan’s new Label 32 Bridge Entertainment in conjunction with EMI Records Nashville.

This album contains no booklet.