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Gavin Adcock shares Bad Off,' One Hell of a Steal,' Through With Me,' and Rockstar Life' ahead of album release
Gavin Adcock shares Bad Off,' One Hell of a Steal,' Through With Me,' and Rockstar Life' ahead of album release September 28, 2026 6:40 AM

Gavin Adcock has released the tracks Bad Off,' “One Hell of a Steal,” “Through With Me,” and “Rockstar Life,” all taken from his upcoming 26-track project ‘The Day I Hang It Up,‘ due out October 2nd. Preorder/presave the album: HERE.

One Hell Of A Steal' was co-written by Adcock alongside Luke Laird, Jack Hummel and Chase McDaniel, with production handled by Jay Rodgers. Adcock shares that the song is for that buddy who swears he's going to be single forever, and then finds a girl who changes everything. I think a lot of people can relate to this one – or know someone who can.”

‘Bad Off‘, co-written by Adcock, Jack Rauton, Joybeth Taylor and Colton Venner, depicts the downward spiral following a breakup, and the bad decisions that go along with it.

‘Through With Me,’ written by Adcock and Brody Frazier, depicts coping with the end of a relationship after the other person has moved on.  Adcock shares of the track that “We've had a lot of love songs lately, but now I think it's time for a heartbreaker. Through With Me' is just that.”

‘Rockstar Life,’ written by Matt Roy, finds Adcock reflecting on the lifestyle of a traveling musician, with lyrics including “Startin' to think that this rockstar life / Wasn't made for a country boy.”

The arrival of the latest tracks from Adcock continues a rapid rollout of fresh music from the rising country star throughout the past months. It closely succeeds a flurry of recent promotional tracks drop-fed to listeners, including “Anymore,” “Shoes,” “Workin’ Man,” and “Having One Now“.

Adcock is also currently on the road with ‘The Day I Hang It Up” tour through late October; for details, head HERE.

Stream ‘Bad Off’ – HERE;
‘One Hell of a Steal’ – HERE;
‘Through With Me’ – HERE; and
‘Rockstar Life’ – HERE.

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