https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/kaitlin-butts-interview-new-album-tik-tok-ella-langley-1235648082/
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“In Butts’ universe, though, nothing is ever too much of a shock.”
““Of course, the most masculine voice on the album is the most gay man in country music .”
“But one night, while out at her local honky-tonk Skinny Dennis in East Nashville, she had an idea.”
“Hello, Honky Tonk is Kaitlin in her purest form, creating an imaginative world rooted in her own truths.”
“Butts remembers when Langley canceled some shows in August of 2025 to rest, and it made headlines.”
“Last year, her song “You Don’t Have to Die (To Be Dead to Me)” from Roadrunner went viral on TikTok with help from Avery Anna and Ella Langley .”
“It’s for a world that wants more, more, more from everyone, all of the time, and especially its women.”
“Like her 2024 breakthrough Roadrunner , which was inspired by the musical Oklahoma !, Hello, Honky Tonk loosely nods to Chicago — except instead of taking us to the Jazz Age, Butts tells the story of the characters that mull around her favorite honky-tonks as a proxy for the slings and arrows of all human experience.”
“Of course, with Butts’ creative hand, it was never going to be that simple.”
“But in her hands, it works — the entertainer onstage, going to any length possible to get a laugh, a cheer, or a tear from the audience.”
“She spent 2026 opening for Wilson and Langley, played CMA Fest, snagged a role in the music video for “Choosin’ Texas,” and signed a deal with Republic Records.”
“Moss Honky-Tonk Woman: Kaitlin Butts Is As Ambitious As She Wants to Be Surprised by Carly Pearce’s National Anthem at the World Series?”
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““Have you ever heard ‘Rockstar’ by Nickelback ?” she asks between bites of a chicken taco at one of her favorite Mexican restaurants in East Nashville.”
““Thinking about what would be the most TikTok-able sound?”
“Only Kaitlin could tell the story of the human experience through the everyday characters of a honky-tonk.”
“A night out on the town at one of her beloved honky-tonks, dancing with the crowd.”
“Tomorrow she’ll record a TikTok post for “What More Could You Want” in the heart of Times Square.”
““There was one show in New Mexico where me and my band were like, if it’s going to be like this for too many more years, we can’t do this anymore,” Butts says, remembering the letdown of a small crowd after endless exhausting nights on the road.”
“It’s the opening line of “Never Really Mine,” a song written with Lola Kirke and Maggie Antone that was the debut single from Hello, Honky Tonk.”