Released on February 14, Lucie Tiger's Tequila Talking racked up 6.2k views in its first month! Achievements to date include:
- #1 – Top 10 Australian Country Songwriters Show, April 1 & 8, 2025 (7 weeks on the chart)
- #3 – AMRAP Metro Chart (Australia), February 24, 2025 (6 weeks on the chart)
- #24 – CDX Traction True Indie Chart – April 30, 2025
According to Fletcher Brown, Program Director, WXFL - Florence-Muscle Shoals KIX 96 Country, the Tequila Talking is "Foot stomping, high energy Country banger! Another great addition to the honky-tonk song tradition!"
Step into the smoky haze of a neon-lit dive bar and Lucie Tiger’s new single, Tequila Talking is a spirited ode to the magic of music, mischief, and late-night revelry. With its infectious groove and sultry Southern swagger, this country-rock anthem delivers the perfect soundtrack for a night out. It’s more than a song; it’s a celebration of bold choices, unforgettable nights, and the irresistible pull of the wild side.
This artist is getting some real traction. Lucie Tiger has had seven consecutive self-penned singles on the Music Row chart and she’s regularly in the top 10 Indies on the chart. Her last single Everybody Knows Your Name hit #53 and was listed in the Top 25 Critiques of 2024 by Music Connection Magazine.
With Tequila Talking, Lucie Tiger invites listeners to step into her world—a place where the music is as bold as the stories she tells and every note carries the essence of her fiery, devil may care spirit. Equal parts playful and powerful, this song is destined to be the anthem of countless nights out.
In true Muscle Shoals tradition, Tequila Talking was laid down live in the studio, capturing the energy of a live band performance —a nod to the golden age of music-making in the 1960s and ’70s. The lineup features Lucie Tiger, vocals and acoustic guitar; Bob Wray (The Highwaymen), bass; Will McFarlane (Bonnie Raitt), lead guitar; Brad Kuhn, keys and Evan Lane, drums. Produced by Lucie Tiger, mixed by Colin Lott and mastered by Chris Bethea.
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Lucie Tiger - Bio
Lucie Tiger was listed in the Top 25 New Music Critiques and nominated as an Artist to Watch in 2025 by Music Connection Magazine plus Lucie Tiger picked up two Josie Independent Music Award nominations for Artist of the Year and Vocalist of the Year (Modern Country) in 2025.
In 2025, Lucie Tiger celebrated her seventh single on the Nashville Music Row Country Breakout chart including Found My Home (#50) and Everybody Knows Your Name (#53). All of Australian artist Lucie Tiger's recent singles were recorded in Muscle Shoals.
Prior to leaving Australia in late 2023, Lucie Tiger had three top 40 singles including Found My Home #20 and Midnight Goodbye #34, on the CountryTown Hot 50 Country Singles Chart. Lucie Tiger’s album Alabama Highway reached #14 on the ARIA Top 20 Country Albums chart (Australian equivalent to Billboard Country Album chart) and #10 on the AIR Indie Chart in Australia.
A prolific songwriter, Lucie Tiger’s song Gasoline won Country Blues Song of the Year at the Tamworth Country Music Festival in 2021. She’s had multiple top 5 finalist nominations at the Australian Songwriters Association annual awards for songs that were all solo written. Lucie has brought her signature tunesmith skills to countless songwriter rounds in Nashville, Muscle Shoals and further afield, and tapped as a Songwriter On The Rise at the Muscle Shoals Songwriting Festival three years running.
Aside from a stack of feature articles in magazines like Music Connection Magazine, Americana Rhythm Magazine, and Country Music News International, and multiple television appearances in the United States and Australia, Lucie is also the creative force behind events like the Songbird Sessions and Top Songwriter Series in Muscle Shoals, showcasing top-tier talent while championing women in music.
With a “potent blend of country heart and rock-and-roll fire”, Lucie Tiger and her band have recently played Nashville’s iconic Whiskey Jam, opened for Tyler Farr, headlined the WC Handy Festival Block Party with the North Mississippi Allstars, and shared stages with Grammy-winning artists like Gary Nichols and Jimbo Hart.