Sam Hunt's Nashville Club Show: Debuts New Music From ‘Southside’

served as the surprise guest at Tuesday evening’s Rhythm and Boots showcase held at Nashville’s 3rd & Lindsley. The singer took the stage for his second show of the year, and during his 45-minute set, he debuted several tracks off his forthcoming sophomore studio albumThe country singer kicked off his performance with his most recent No. 1 hit “Kinfolks” and thanked country radio for his first chart topper in three years.

In the midst of fan favorites “House Party,” “Leave the Night On,” “Break Up In a Small Town” and “Make You Miss Me,” Hunt debuted several unreleased songs off hisalbum, including the nostalgic “Young Once,” which highlighted his soulful vocals alongside hand snapped rhythms and an infectious chorus that will no doubt soar in the arena setting.

Ahead of performing the confessional “2016,” which details his regrets in a former relationship, Hunt admitted it’s the most honest song he’s ever released and was hesitant to include it on. He penned the track with Zach Crowell and Josh Thompson, and it serves as the first song on the album. “When I wrote it, I never thought I’d actually put it on the record because it’s a little more vulnerable. A lot of times, songwriters … we’re truthful but only to an extent in our songs,” he said. “I played it for a few buddies, and they talked me into putting it on the record. It’s more of a Bluebird song than a 3rd & Lindsley song, but we’re going to try it.”

His set also included new single “Hard to Forget,” which includes a snippet of Webb Pierce’s 1953 hit “There Stands the Glass” at the song’s start and various moments throughout the entirety of the track. As he introduced the track, he explained how

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