Outlaw Country torchbearer Creed Fisher is turning up the volume this fall with the release of his brand-new single, “Heaven Don’t Want Me,” available now on all streaming platforms. The gritty anthem arrives as a preview of Fisher’s forthcoming album, Between Heaven and Hell, set for release October 17 via Average Joes Entertainment.
Written with longtime friend Jacob Bryant and collaborators, “Heaven Don’t Want Me” dives headfirst into the rugged highs and lows of an Outlaw’s life — smoky bars, endless highways, and temptations that come with living on the edge. Backed by a driving rhythm section and Fisher’s weathered vocals, the track radiates raw authenticity and a fearless spirit.
“‘Heaven Don’t Want Me’ is a song about living in the fast lane,” Fisher explains. “It tells the story of rambling from town to town and the temptations that come along with it. Long nights and bar fights are all part of living the life of an Outlaw Country music singer.”
Accompanied by a raucous music video depicting life on the road, the single lays the groundwork for Between Heaven and Hell, an album that promises a bold mix of traditional country, southern rock, and unapologetic storytelling. Fans can catch Fisher on his Between Heaven and Hell Tour, with dates listed at creedfisherofficial.com.
Stream “Heaven Don’t Want Me” here and watch the video here.
