Liam St. John, who performed at Country 2 Country earlier this year, has released his powerful new single, “Send for Me”.

Accompanied by an evocative official music video, the release sees the Nashville based, Spokane native continue to evolve his signature blend of Americana, blues, and rock into bold new territory.

Built around themes of longing, heartbreak, and emotional vulnerability, “Send for Me” finds St. John reflecting on lost love through soulful vocals and cinematic instrumentation.

Liam St. John draws inspiration from Muscle Shoals recording session

The song was written during a visit to the legendary FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, alongside collaborators Rob and Spencer.

He said: “I wrote this song at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama with my buddies Rob and Spencer.

“I like to think the spirit of Etta James was there with me when I wrote this heart aching ballad of lost love.”

The single captures the raw emotion that has become a hallmark of St. John’s songwriting, while embracing a richer and more expansive sonic landscape.

Man Of The North success continues to fuel Liam St. John’s rise

The release follows an exceptional year for the singer songwriter, whose debut album “Man Of The North” established him as one of Americana’s fastest rising talents.

The album has amassed more than 100 million global streams and earned widespread critical acclaim, with Rolling Stone describing it as “a bluesy, powerful album that announces the Washington state songwriter as an artist you need to know.”

Further recognition came from NPR’s Weekend Edition, People magazine, and a series of high profile live performances, including appearances at SXSW, Lollapalooza, CMA Fest, and his debut at the Grand Ole Opry.

Liam St. John prepares for Year of the Horse tour

St. John will begin his Year of the Horse headline tour across the United States in July 2026 before joining Cameron Whitcomb for a selection of dates later this autumn.