Nashville’s western folk-pop upstart Abigail Osborn has officially uncorked her first release with MCA / Gatsby Records, and it goes down smoother than a shot of top-shelf whiskey. Out today, “Take A Drink” is the kind of song that makes you want to text your ex — which, coincidentally, is exactly what it’s about.

“‘Take A Drink’ is a song about someone finding the liquid courage to say ‘I love you,’ at the perfectly wrong time,” Osborn explains. And if that isn’t the most universally relatable premise ever committed to a country-tinged folk-pop track, we don’t know what is. We’ve all been there. Some of us were there last weekend.

The single arrives as Osborn’s first offering under the MCA / Gatsby banner, a significant step for an artist who has been steadily building a reputation as one of Music City’s most compelling emerging voices. Her calling card has always been the same: vivid, unflinchingly personal storytelling that manages to feel like your own diary set to music. “Take A Drink” doesn’t stray from that formula — it doubles down on it, turning a cringe-worthy, tipsy confession into something tender, funny, and honest all at once.

Stream “Take A Drink” here: https://abigailosborn.lnk.to/TakeADrinkPR

If the single leaves you wanting more (and it will), Osborn is hitting the road this fall in support of Aaron Rowe, with stops in Pittsburgh, D.C., and a border-crossing date in Toronto. Fans in the Northeast and Great Lakes region, this one’s for you — grab tickets before they disappear.

Fall 2026 Tour Routing (supporting Aaron Rowe):
– September 18 — Pittsburgh, PA
– September 20 — Washington, D.C.
– September 22 — Toronto, ON

Between the label debut, the tour run, and a songwriting voice that keeps sharpening with every release, Abigail Osborn is quickly becoming one of Nashville’s names to know. Pour yourself something strong, press play on “Take A Drink,” and get in on the ground floor.