Cole Swindell stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live on Dec. 10 to perform his new single, “Love You Too Late.” Penned by Cole, Michael Carter and Brandon Kinney, “Love You Too Late” follows No. 1 lead single, “Break Up in the End,” from Cole’s third album, All of It, which was released in August. The tune…… MORE
To coincide with the August release of his third studio album, All of It, Cole Swindell embarked on a six-date tour of the same name that made stops in Cleveland, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and more. During the tour, Cole treated fans to the album’s 12 new songs, including lead single, “Break Up In the End,”…… MORE
When Cole Swindell’s “Flatliner” reached No. 1 in August 2017, it marked his seventh consecutive single to reach No. 1 on a Billboard or Mediabase chart after “Middle of a Memory,” “Chillin’ It,” “Hope You Get Lonely Tonight,” “Ain’t Worth the Whiskey,” “Let Me See Ya Girl” and “You Should Be Here.” That mix of No.…… MORE
Cole Swindell dropped a new video for his current single, “Break Up In the End.” Written by Jon Nite, Chase McGill and Jessie Jo Dillon, “Break Up in the End” is the lead single from Cole’s upcoming album, which follows his 2016 sophomore album, You Should Be Here. The Georgia native is aiming to score…… MORE
Jim Casey talks with Cole Swindell about: the release of his new single, “Break Up in the End,” which was penned by Jon Nite, Chase McGill and Jessie Jo Dillon the imagery in the new song the first time he heard the song the new single being indicative of what’s to come from the new…… MORE
Cole Swindell will try to score his eighth career No. 1 single with the release of “Break Up In the End.” Written by Jon Nite, Chase McGill and Jessie Jo Dillon, “Break Up in the End” is the lead single from Cole’s upcoming album, which follows his 2016 sophomore album, You Should Be Here. “Knowing…… MORE
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