Mack Geiger Releases Highly Anticipated Debut Album ‘Dying In This House’

RECORDS Nashville/Columbia Records’ Mack Geiger marks a major career milestone today with the release of his highly anticipated debut album, Dying In This House. The 12-track collection showcases the Queensland-born singer, songwriter, and guitarist’s distinct blend of neo-traditional Country and timeless storytelling, with Geiger solely penning eight songs, including the album’s focus track and title track, ‘Dying In This House‘. Stream/download here.

The album arrives on the heels of Geiger’s announcement that he will make his UK and European debut at Country 2 Country (C2C) Festival 2027, performing on the main stage in Rotterdam and Berlin before heading to London, Glasgow, and Manchester.

Across Dying In This House, Geiger explores loneliness, heartache, brokenness, and the resilience it takes to find hope and keep moving forward. His independent songwriting voice takes center stage through eight solo-written tracks, while the collection also brings him together with some of Nashville’s most accomplished writers, including Rodney Clawson, Johnny Clawson, Will Bundy, Jim Beavers, Bart Butler, Wyatt McCubbin, Seth Ennis, Rob Snyder, Tim Nichols, Tony Martin, and Mark Nesler. The album was produced by Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band, Randy Travis) and Geiger’s longtime producer Jared Adlam.

“‘Dying In This House’ channels a broken man’s walk through loneliness, heartache, and denial, but also glimmers of hope,” shares Geiger. “I’ve always been drawn to songs which paint pictures, and I feel like this album does just that.”

“Each one of us experiences battles that push us further than we can bend,” Geiger continues. “[But] amidst the ballads are moments of … grounding that spark motivation and pride to push forward … dust yourself off and jump back in the ring.”

Geiger has had a monumental breakout year and his international rise only continues to accelerate. His breakout single ‘String By‘ has surpassed 110 million global streams, reached No. 3 on Spotify’s Viral 50 USA, landed in the Top 50 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, and reached the Top 40 on the Global Country Shazam chart. The success earned Geiger recognition as BillboardCountry’s September “Up & Comer“.

Since releasing his debut EP, Walk A Straight Line, in May, Geiger has made his CMA Fest debut, completed his first U.S. headline run on the New Dirt, Same Boots Tour, and earned a standing ovation during his Grand Ole Opry debut as part of the OPRY 100 celebration in June. Now, with Dying In This House, Geiger delivers his most comprehensive introduction yet.

Geiger will continue building on that momentum with his When It’s Pouring Tour across North America this November and December, including a return to the Grand Ole Opry on November 7 and several sold-out dates. Looking ahead to 2027, he will join Country music icons Brooks & Dunn in his native Australia and make appearances at some of the genre’s most celebrated festivals around the world, including Stagecoach Festival, GoldenSky Country Music Festival, Hoofbeat Country Festival, Two Step Inn Festival, and C2C: Country to Country, with additional appearances to be announced.

2027 UK/EU Tour Dates:

March 5th – RTM Stage – Rotterdam, NL *

March 6th – Berlin – Uber Eats Music Hall – Berlin, DE *

March 12th – OVO Hydro – Glasgow, UK *

March 13th – The O2 – London, UK *

March 14th – AO Arena – Manchester, UK *

* (Country 2 Country Festival) 

From Queensland to Nashville and now to stages around the world, Geiger continues to carve out his own lane through honest songwriting, an unmistakable sound, and a deep appreciation for Country music’s roots. With Dying In This House out today and an increasingly expansive international touring calendar ahead, Mack Geiger is only getting started.

ABOUT MACK GEIGER:

RECORDS Nashville/Columbia Records’ Mack Geiger is a Queensland-born singer, songwriter, and guitarist who tells timeless stories worthy of listening to by a campfire or pulling up a stool at the bar to hear more closely. Channeling the stadium-size scope of neo-traditional Country, his music evokes the vastness of the Australian landscape, yet the lyrics are as intimate and natural as a candid everyday conversation. Growing up an hour away from school and seven hours outside of the nearest major city of Brisbane, he initially embraced Country music during long-haul drives in his family’s eight-seater van. His dad eventually taught Geiger his first four chords on the acoustic guitar. Throughout high school, he participated in busking competitions, performed at any talent show possible, and graced the bill of the Gympie Music Muster festival. Taking a job at a bigger cattle station, he continued to gig at bars, delivering often six-hour cover sets. He initially made waves with 2025’s ‘About Time’, peaking in the Top 40 of the CountryTown Australia chart. However, ‘String By’ catalyzed his international breakthrough, helping propel Geiger to more than 162 million total global streams across his catalog to date. It climbed to the Top 30 on the Spotify Viral 50 USA, Top 50 of the Billboard Hot Country Chart, made its debut in the Billboard Hot 100, Top 40 of the Global Country Shazam Chart, and serves as his first official single at Country radio. Plus, he received invites to perform at CountryFest, Strummingbird, Lasso Country Music Festival, and CMC Rocks. Throughout this year, Geiger also toured with Warren Zeiders and Drake Milligan, launched his first-ever U.S. headline run with the New Dirt, Same Boots 2026 Tour, made his CMA Fest debut, marked another major career milestone with his Grand Ole Opry debut, and was named Billboard‘s September “Up & Comer.” Now, he’s set to hit the road again this November for his biggest U.S. headline run yet, the When It’s Pouring 2026 Tour, before continuing his momentum into 2027 with performances at Stagecoach Music Festival, GoldenSky, C2C: Country to Country, and more as well as joining Brooks & Dunn on their Neon Moon Tour 2027 in Australia.

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