Vince Gill, the esteemed country music artist, has recently released the seventh installment of his '50 Years From Home' EP series, titled 'Nobody Held Her Like Me.' This latest EP, unveiled on June 5, 2026, features six new songs alongside the fan-favorite 'Whenever You Come Around.' Gill expressed his deep-rooted appreciation for soul music, citing influences ranging from Ray Charles to Bruno Mars, and emphasized the blues' significant impact on his musical journey. (kqak.com)
The '50 Years From Home' project commemorates Gill's five-decade-long career, marking the anniversary of his departure from Oklahoma to pursue music. Since October 2025, he has been releasing monthly EPs, each comprising six new tracks and one previous hit. The series has been lauded for its authenticity and depth, reflecting Gill's evolution as an artist. (vincegill.com)
In addition to his recording endeavors, Gill is set to embark on the '50 Years From Home' tour, beginning June 18, 2026. The tour includes a six-night residency at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium, underscoring his enduring connection to the city's musical heritage. (vincegill.com)
Gill's contributions to music have been widely recognized. In January 2026, he was named the recipient of the Ken Burns American Heritage Prize, honoring his role in advancing the understanding of America's heritage through music. (vincegill.com)
Fans can stream 'Nobody Held Her Like Me' on major platforms and anticipate the continuation of the '50 Years From Home' series, as Gill continues to share his musical journey with audiences worldwide.