KELSEA BALLERINI ANNOUNCES HIGHLY ANTICIPATED DELUXE VERSION OF CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED 2024 LP “PATTERNS”

Five-time GRAMMY® Award nominated and multiple ACM and CMA Award winning multiplatinum songwriter, producer and author Kelsea Ballerini has announced a highly anticipated deluxe edition of her 2024 album, PATTERNS, will be released on Friday March 7, 2025 via Black River Entertainment. PATTERNS (DELUXE) features five new songs—including the hooky and sleek “Future Tripping,” which she debuted live on Feb. 26 during a show in Fort Worth, Texas.

The wistful song explores the anxiety and uncertainty that accompanies the passage of time: “I don’t want to impose / Some things we’re not supposed to know yet / But my head won’t stop,” Ballerini sings over snappy guitar licks and bright programmed drums. The 20-track edition also includes the fingerpicked ballad (and previously issued digital bonus track) “To The Men That Love Women After Heartbreak,” the punchy and atmospheric “Put It To Bed,” the soulful and sonically shifting “Cut Me Up,” and the earnestly strummed “Hindsight Is Happiness.”

The new package expands on the singer-songwriter’s acclaimed fifth LP, which Billboard called her “most moving collection of songs to date,” and Rolling Stone said, “shifts the sonic lens in ways that feel natural and welcome.” The autobiographical album, co-written entirely with female songwriters, debuted at No. 4 on Billboard’s Top 200 Albums and became her first to top the Billboard Country Albums chart.

Ballerini is having a jam-packed 2025. PATTERNS (DELUXE) continues a red-hot streak for the East Tennessee native. Her massive KELSEA BALLERINI LIVE ON TOUR 2025 has seen the country superstar pack arenas nationwide. Meanwhile, she recently joined as a Coach for Season 27 of NBC’s The Voice and has quickly become a fan favorite.

Kelsea Ballerini continues to transcend the boundaries of her phenomenal career trajectory. Her first album, 2015’s platinum-selling The First Time, made her the only female country artist to reach No. 1 with three consecutive singles from a debut. That accomplishment secured her GRAMMY nod for “Best New Artist,” and she carried that momentum over the next decade, releasing five more consecutive records on Billboard’s Top Country chart: 2017’s Unapologetically, 2020’s Kelsea, 2022’s SUBJECT TO CHANGE, 2023’s groundbreaking Rolling Up The Welcome Mat, which marked the multi-platinum star’s most impactful work to date and led to her Saturday Night Live debut and the honor of gracing the cover of TIME Magazine, and 2024’s PATTERNS. Among her numerous awards, she earned four additional GRAMMY nominations, including “Best Country/Duo Group Performance” for her collaboration with Noah Kahan “Cowboys Cry Too,” which continues to climb at Country radio.