Megan Moroney Unveils Powerful Ballad With “No Caller ID”
Megan Moroney is back with a powerful new song, “No Caller ID.” It is the country hitmaker’s first glimpse of new music following the major success of her 2023 debut album, Lucky.
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From the second Moroney teased the release of “No Caller ID” on social media, her fans went into a frenzy. For some, they may have recognized the track from the singer-songwriter’s sold-out ‘The Lucky Tour’ this past year.
The impact Moroney’s had on not just the country genre but on her listeners over the last year as well is something special and speaks volumes to what she has to offer, especially in 2024.
Moroney co-wrote the breakup track with Jessi Alexander, Connie Harrington, and Jessie Jo Dillon. It was also produced by Moroney’s frequent collaborator, multi-award-winning artist, songwriter, and producer, Kristian Bush.
Moroney sings, “I’m two months deep in therapy/ Been finally getting sleep/ My friends quit checking up on me/ ’Cause I’m back on my feet/ I’m doin’ more than gettin’ by / I’ve been seeing a stand-up guy / It’s the middle of the night / And my phone starts ringin’ /Here you come again and there you go/ No coincidence, you always know/ When I’m moving on, you move back in/ With a half-ass ‘Sorry, how you been?’”
Moroney’s “No Caller ID” follows her 2x Platinum hit single “Tenessee Orange” and her two current Top 30 Country radio hits, “I’m Not Pretty” and her collaboration with labelmates Old Dominion, “Can’t Break Up Now.” In recent weeks, she also unveiled a cover of Chris Stapleton’s “What Are You Listening To?” which you can check out here.
If you’re looking to catch Moroney out on the road in 2024, you’re in luck. The 26-year-old will take the stage at stadiums in major cities this spring and summer as a supporting act on Kenny Chesney’s Sun Down 2024 Tour.
Listen to Megan Moroney’s “No Caller ID” below.
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Snag a Ticket to an Event
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Pass Out Valentine's Cards
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Self-Care Day
A self-care day is about setting aside time for yourself and enjoying activities that bring you happiness. Whether it’s going for a walk, hanging out with friends, treating yourself to a spa day, tidying up your home, or trying a class. Anything you’ve been wanting to do is perfect for celebrating this special day.
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Treat Yourself to Your Favorite Meal
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Half-Off Candy
On February 15th, a bunch of Valentine’s Day candy goes on sale. You can grab some for Singletine’s Day and replenish your emergency stash at a much lower cost than those in relationships. Plus, you won’t have to share!
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