Tennpenny is "Gone Like That"
Friday, August 28, 2026 – Mitchell Tenpenny released the song "Gone Like That" today.
The song was written by Tenpeny, Jaxson Free and Casey Brown.
"'Gone Like That' is about the final straw in a relationship," said Tenpenny. "I love the idea of a song that doesn't really tell you why it happened, but that it happened for a reason. And that reason is the last straw. I know everyone likes to say it, and then they come back full circle and get back together. But I wanted people to wonder what it was, what was so bad that made the relationship completely over? I've never seen it gone like that."
Tenpenny will continue touring with a show on Saturday in Cedarburg, Wisc.
More news for Mitchell Tenpenny
- 07/13/26: Tenpenny extends tour into fall
- 03/27/26: Tenpenny goes at "Speed of Light"
- 01/23/26: Tenpenny enters "You Phase"
- 04/07/25: Tenpenny observes the "Same Moon"
- 03/28/25: Missy Raines & Allegheny announce new album
- 09/13/24: Tenpenny "Started Stoppin'" today
- 08/09/24: Strange bedfellows Tenpenny, Underoath combine forces
- 07/16/24: Tenpenny Woke Up In A Dream
CD reviews for Mitchell Tenpenny
Mitchell Tenpenny calls his album "This is The Heavy" because "it's big. It's loud. It's in your face and drum heavy," he said. In contrast that is not at all how one would describe most country music. Thus, Tenpenny's lengthy album (a whole 20 tracks!) is country-associated, at best.
The song titles, at least, read like country songs, including "More Than Whiskey Does," "Good And Gone" and "Good Place." The latter finds ...
One big clue that Mitchell Tenpenny's "Naughty List" holiday collection is a winner, is how spontaneous and rocking is his version of "Jingle Bell Rock." He doesn't just repeat the Bobby Helms original, but instead makes it all his own. Then again, with a distinctive voice like his, he puts his personal stamp on everything.
He rocks out even more during "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town," even though that one also includes upfront banjo picking. ...
If all you know about Mitchell Tenpenny is "Alcohol You Later," you may be unprepared for a few of the Christmas present surprises on his "Neon Christmas" EP. Granted, "Snow Angels" is a little too pop for its own good. However, the acoustic guitar-picked subtlety of "O Holy Night" is truly sweet, while the steel guitar-soaked "Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!" is the exact right winter setting for Tenpenny's vocal vibrato. ...
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