A Country Music Hall of Famer, five-time Grammy® winner, and AMA Lifetime Achievement honoree, Marty Stuart knows a thing or two about standing the test of time. Stuart landed his first big gig in Lester Flatts’s band at 13, and by 21, he was working on the road and in the studio with Johnny Cash. Though Stuart built his early reputation backing up country and bluegrass royalty, it wasn’t long before Nashville recognized him as a star in his own right, and over the course of 40 plus years as a solo artist, he would go on to release more than 20 major label albums, scoring platinum sales, hit singles, and just about every honor the industry could bestow along the way.
Altitude, Stuart’s exhilarating new album, recorded in Nashville with his longtime band, The Fabulous Superlatives, finds Stuart picking up where he left off on 2017’s Way Out West, exploring a cosmic country landscape populated by dreamers and drifters, misfits and angels, honky-tonk heroes, and lonesome lovers.
