FRANKIE BALLARD RELEASES NEW SINGLE “YOUNG & CRAZY” TO COUNTRY RADIO TODAY

NASHVILLE, TN – (January 12, 2015) – With two consecutive No. 1 gold-certified singles from his current album SUNSHINE & WHISKEY, Warner Bros. Records’ Frankie Ballard released his brand new single,“Young & Crazy” to country radio today becoming the most added male artist this week. Ballard recently previewed the new track exclusively on Jimmy Kimmel Live! which can be watched here and will also re-air tonight on ABC. "I just want to have some good stories to tell my kids someday and I know I wouldn’t want to hear it from someone who hasn't lived it,” says Frankie. “This song is all energy, and full of lightning. I can't wait for people to take a big ole bite of it!" This Thursday, January 15, fans can catch Ballard out on the road with Florida Georgia Line on their ANYTHING GOES tour, kicking off at Huntington Center in Toledo, Ohio. The dynamic tour will stop in 24-cities across the country, wrapping its first leg on May 8th in Atlantic City, NJ. Talented singer-guitarist Frankie Ballard, who Rolling Stone hails as “required listening,” is on the rise with his current album SUNSHINE & WHISKEY (Warner Bros. Records) delivering consecutive #1, GOLD-certified smashes “Helluva Life” and "Sunshine & Whiskey" and debuting Top 5 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart upon release. Moving to Nashville in 2009 from Battle Creek, MI, to pursue music, Ballard drew on his working class values, performing every chance he could, honing his guitar and songwriting skills to create a unique blend of blues-infused, country rock. He steadily built a loyal fan base and took the time to grow as an artist and an individual. All of these experiences culminated in selling over 1.4 million tracks to date. Just off the road from his first headlining run – LIGHT ‘EM UP TOUR – as part of the exclusive Live Nation Ones To Watch with Skype, the talented showman has previously opened for Jake Owen, Rascal Flatts, Kenny Chesney, Taylor Swift and longtime idol Bob Seger.