COUNTRY SINGER-SONGWRITER CAROLINE JONES RELEASES NEW ALBUM GOOD OMEN, DELIVERING A POIGNANT SNAPSHOT OF HER MOST VULNERABLE CHAPTER YET;
GOOD OMEN IS AVAILABLE TO STREAM & PURCHASE HERE
The rising star and Zac Brown Band member kicks off her US cross-country supporting headline tour in Nashville on February 17th; Purchase tickets HERE
“A roadmap to personal freedom..”
– Billboard
“The most emotionally and lyrically nuanced collection of songs of her career so far..”
– Taste of Country
“Good Omen feels like a lived-in journey – one that blends Laurel Canyon folk-pop, Fleetwood Mac harmony, Taylor Swift-style lyrical clarity and country rooted storytelling into a confident, compassionate statement of female strength and self-knowledge.”
– Entertainment Focus
(Photo Credit: Alysse Gafkjen)
Nashville, TN – February 13 – Today, country singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and band member of GRAMMY-Award winning Zac Brown Band, Caroline Jones, officially released her highly anticipated studio album Good Omen, marking her first album release with Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment. Written alongside Eric Paslay, Joy Williams, and Sarah Buxton, the 12-track album puts the singer-songwriter’s lyrical depth and impressive musicianship on full display with a diverse collection of songs that reflect her growth and life perspectives as a new mom and rising musician. Good Omen is now available to stream and purchase HERE.
“Good Omen is a celebration of life in all its colors. These songs chronicle the navigation of my new work-life balance in real time,” said Jones. “Motherhood has enriched and deepened my perspective and my courage to tackle more raw, vulnerable and even darker topics on this record, like on “Divorce in a Small Town,” “No Tellin’,” and “The Bridge.” Musically, the acoustic and organic hooks that have been staples in my production are balanced on this record with some dark, Appalachian melodies and dramatized with live strings and big electric baritone guitars.”
Co-produced with Julian Raymond and Ric Wake, Good Omen features a range of melodies and harmonies that bring the listener on an unexpected musical journey, from Caroline’s signature light-hearted, upbeat country-pop singalongs to twangy, boot-stomping, guitar heavy anthems to stripped-down, sentimental serenades that will leave you teary-eyed. True to her musicianship, Jones also performed the majority of instruments heard on the album including banjo, bouzouki, piano, acoustic and electric guitars, dobro, lap steel, keyboard, and more. Each foundation perfectly complements the emotionally-rich lyrics throughout the project, providing an autobiographical snapshot of Caroline’s current life experiences and her evolution as a gifted musician.
Good Omen opens with rising radio single “No Tellin’,” an empowering, blue-grassy song with a singalong chorus that highlights the courage it takes to tell a hard, ugly truth. Sweet, delicate guitar strings transition into the heartfelt “All The Things,” which celebrates the strength of working parents and the support system that makes the juggle possible, while “You’re It For Me, Honey” is a Shania-reminiscent, joyful declaration of devotion inspired by Jones’ real-life romance with her husband. “The Bridge” is a hauntingly beautiful guide for moving on with grace, which is then followed by the effortlessly romantic “Forever Love.”
Brought to life by a new visualizer, “Storm Chaser” injects a gust of energy with powerful vocals and twangy lyrics about an unpredictable quest, as Caroline chants, “Spinning me around in a dance with danger, running for the rain when the sky turns blue,” while “Cutting It Close” is a sweet serenade that explores the decision to fully embrace a new romance. Title track “Good Omen” poetically narrates Caroline’s new life perspective of seeing the hardest challenges in life as opportunities for growth. A melodic acoustic riff leads into the lyrically honest “Family,” with “Divorce In A Small Town” depicting the complexities of separation. The album wraps with one of Jones’ favorite tracks on the album, “Becca,” which widens her exploration of motherhood, turning the lens outward to honor the strength of women whose efforts often go unseen.
Caroline has been busy balancing her rising solo career with her full-time role in Zac Brown Band, which saw her performing as a part of the group’s Love & Fear residency at Sphere Las Vegas over the past few weeks. Up next, the talented artist will bring Good Omen to life on stages across the country as a part of her supporting headline tour. Tickets are on sale through the link HERE. A full list of tour dates are below:
Good Omen US Tour Dates:
February 17 – Nashville, TN – The Basement East
February 19 – Gainesville, FL – Heartwood Soundstage – Indoor Stage
February 20 – Tampa, FL – Crowbar
February 21 – Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits
March 5 – New York, NY – The Mercury Lounge
March 6 – Wayne, PA – 118 North
March 7 – Cambridge, MA – The Middle East – Sonia
March 19 – Charlotte, NC – The Evening Muse
March 20 – Atlanta, GA – Smith’s Olde Bar
March 21 – Raleigh, NC – The Pour House
April 3 – Denver, CO – Lost Lake
April 4 – Salt Lake City, UT – The State Room
April 8 – West Hollywood, CA – Troubadour
April 9 – Anaheim, CA – House of Blues Anaheim – The Parish
April 11 – San Francisco, CA – Cafe Du Nord
April 30 – Minneapolis, MN – 7th Street Entry
May 1 – Chicago, IL – Joe’s on Weed Street
Good Omen Track Listing:
- No Tellin’ (Written by Caroline Jones, Lauren McLamb, and Clara Park)
- All The Things (Written by Caroline Jones, Brandon Hood, Liz Rose, and Emily Weisband)
- You’re It For Me, Honey (Written by Caroline Jones, Rob Grimaldi, Lauren McLamb, and Brandon Ratcliff)
- The Bridge (Written by Caroline Jones, Sarah Buxton, and Lauren McLamb)
- Forever Love (Written by Caroline Jones, Brandon Hood, and Eric Paslay)
- Storm Chaser (Written by Caroline Jones, Jamie Kenney, Lauren McLamb, and Brandon Ratcliff)
- Cutting It Close (Written by Caroline Jones, Gabe Faust, and Lauren McClamb)
- Good Omen (Written by Caroline Jones, Sarah Buxton, and Joy Williams)
- Family (Written by Caroline Jones and Bobby Hamrick)
- Divorce in a Small Town (Written by Caroline Jones, Sarah Buxton, and Eric Paslay)
- Becca (Written by Caroline Jones, Lauren McLamb, and Brandon Ratcliff)
- All The Things (Acoustic) (Written by Caroline Jones, Brandon Hood, Liz Rose, and Emily Weisband)
To follow along on what’s next for Caroline, please visit carolinejones.com.
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About Caroline Jones: Lauded by Rolling Stone as “an ambitious, entrepreneurial guitar heroine primed to bring back the pop-country glory of the Nineties,” Caroline Jones is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose musicianship and commanding stage presence has led her to becoming a full-time band member of Zac Brown Band and to building out an impressive solo career. Her new album Good Omen, out now via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment, marks the most personal and emotionally resonant chapter of her career to date. Co-produced alongside Julian Raymond and Ric Wake, the project reflects a profound shift in perspective, embracing vulnerability, growth, and creative clarity, and drawing directly from Jones’ evolution as a songwriter and her experience on the road. Caroline’s earlier releases include Homesite (2023), featuring guest appearances from Zac Brown Band and Vince Gill, and Antipodes (2021), which debuted at No. 4 on the iTunes Country Chart and spawned her first Top 30 Country radio hit, “Come In (But Don’t Make Yourself Comfortable).” Alongside her solo work, Jones has collaborated with and toured alongside artists including Jimmy Buffett, Kenny Chesney, the Eagles, Carrie Underwood, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, and Trisha Yearwood, among others, building a career defined by growth, craft, and artistic conviction.
