Easton Corbin is burning up the country singles charts once again with his latest hit on the rise, "All Over the Road," which also happens to be the title track of his sophomore album.
While he didn't write the tune, Corbin feels a strong connection to the lyrics, which were penned by hit songwriters Ashely Gorley, Wade Kirby and his record producer Carson Chamberlain.
"When people hear the title 'All Over the Road,' they probably think there's a drink involved in there somewhere," Corbin tells Roughstock with a grin. "Basically it's a song about being with that special person or someone you like and being high off that ... living off that experience. It's a love song. A feel good, upbeat song, and I think a great summer song. I hope people enjoy it ... I think a lot of people are enjoying the song."
Corbin fans are not only enjoying the song, but also the accompanying video that hit the television networks earlier this year.
"It's a lot of fun," Corbin says of the video. "There's fast cars, cops, explosions, girls, robbery ... I get kidnapped. When you listen to the song, you're like well, it's just another song about a guy driving around with a girl. So when i got that particular video treatment, it was so different from what I expected, I knew that was the one I wanted. It's so different, and I don't think anybody expected that."
This summer, Corbin will literally be "all over the road" touring. In July, he will head out with Blake Shelton on his headlining Ten Times Crazier Tour. Corbin will also be doing his own solo dates during that time. Visit www.eastoncorbin.com for a full list of dates where he will be performing over the next several months.
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