In preparation for the big 2017 Soul2Soul World Tour with her husband, Tim McGraw, Faith Hill took the step (pun intended) to get foot surgery for a past injury she received.
The singer posted her ordeal on Facebook, showing a picture of her bandaged foot, while catching up on some light reading. “Catching up on some reading while I recover from a foot surgery that I finally decided to have from a past injury. Gettin’ stage ready for 2017. Oh, yes….I am going to slay!!!!,” Faith captioned the photo.
But that’s not all. Faith has also announced that she will be releasing her final album for the Warner Brothers record label, titled Deep Tracks. The album is due to drop on Nov. 18 and is made up of deep cuts from Faith’s previous studio albums.
“Deep Tracks contains songs from previous albums that were not singles but remain some of my favorites as well as 3 unreleased tracks,” the singer said on Instagram. “There have been some amazing songs that I’ve been fortunate enough to record, some that didn’t make it onto albums, and I thought it would be nice to include a few of those on this album as well.”
With this being her Faith’s final album on the Warner Brothers record label, could that mean a new label and new music are in store for Faith in 2017? Only time will tell. Stay tuned as Faith and Tim gear up for the highly anticipated Soul2Soul World Tour kicking off on April 7, 2017 in New Orleans, La.
Deep Tracks Track Listing (with albums their appeared on)
“Better Days” (Faith)
“Somebody Stand By Me” (Faith)
“If I Should Fall Behind” (Breathe)
“Free” (Cry)
“If This Is The End (Cry)
“Back To You” (Cry)
“Unsaveable” (Cry)
“If You Ask” (Fireflies)
“You Stay With Me” (Fireflies)
“Wish For You” (Fireflies)
** “Boy”
** “Why”
** “Come To Jesus”
**Unreleased tracks
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s 2017 Soul2Soul World Tour Dates:
April 7 / New Orleans / Smoothie King Center
April 9 / Tupelo, Miss. / BancorpSouth Arena
April 20 / North Charleston, S.C. / North Charleston Coliseum
April 21 / Birmingham, Ala. / BJCC
April 22 / Atlanta / Philips Arena
April 27 / St. Louis / Scottrade Center
April 28 / Louisville, Ky. / KFC Yum! Center
April 29 / Indianapolis / Bankers Life Fieldhouse
May 4 / Newark, N.J. / Prudential Center
May 5-6 / Uncasville, Conn. / Mohegan Sun
May 11 / Tulsa, Okla. / BOK Center
May 12 / Lincoln, Neb. / Pinnacle Bank Arena
May 13 / Oklahoma City / Chesapeake Energy Arena
May 18 / Spokane, Wash. / Spokane Arena
May 20 / Bozeman, Mont. / Brick Breeden Fieldhouse
May 25 / Boise, Idaho / Taco Bell Arena
May 26 / Portland, Ore. / Moda Center
May 27 / Tacoma, Wash. / Tacoma Dome
May 30 / Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada / Rogers Arena
June 2 / Calgary, Alberta, Canada / Scotiabank Saddledome
June 3 / Edmonton, Alberta, Canada / Rogers Place
June 4 / Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada / Sasktel Centre
June 7 / Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada / MTS Centre
June 9 / Sioux Falls, S.D. / Denny Sanford Premier Center
June 10 / Des Moines, Iowa / Wells Fargo Arena
June 15 / Grand Rapids, Mich. / Van Andel Arena
June 16 / Milwaukee / BMO Harris Bradley Center
June 17 / Moline, Ill. / iWireless Center
June 22 / Ottawa, Ontario, Canada / Canadian Tire Centre
June 23 / Toronto, Ontario, Canada / Air Canada Centre
July 7 /Boston / TD Garden
July 14 / Los Angeles / Staples Center
July 21 / Glendale, Ariz. / Gila River Arena
July 23 / San Diego / Valley View Casino Center
July 28 / Sacramento, Calif. / Golden 1 Center
July 29 / San Jose, Calif. / SAP Center
Aug. 1 / Denver / Pepsi Center
Aug. 3 / Little Rock, Ark. / Verizon Arena
Aug. 4 / Nashville / Bridgestone Arena
Aug. 17 / Cleveland / Quicken Loans Arena
Aug. 18 / Philadelphia / Wells Fargo Center
Aug. 24 / Fargo, N.D. / Fargodome
Aug. 25 / St. Paul, Minn. / Xcel Energy Center
Aug. 31 / Chicago / Allstate Arena
Sept. 2 / Cincinnati / US Bank Arena
Sept. 7 / Columbus, Ohio / Nationwide Arena
Sept. 8 / Detroit / Palace of Auburn Hills
Sept. 14 / Knoxville, Tenn. / Thompson Boling Arena
Sept. 16 / Jacksonville, Fla. / Veterans Memorial Arena
Sept. 21 / Wichita, Kan. / Intrust Bank Arena
Sept. 22 / Omaha, Neb. / Centurylink Arena
Sept. 23 / Kansas City, Mo. / Sprint Center
Sept. 27 / Salt Lake City / Vivint Smart Home Arena
Sept. 29 / Fresno, Calif. / Save Mart Center
Sept. 30 / Bakersfield, Calif. / Rabobank Arena
Oct. 5 / San Antonio / AT&T Center
Oct. 6 / Houston / Toyota Center
Oct. 7 / Dallas / American Airlines Arena
Oct. 12 / Pittsburgh / Consol Energy Center
Oct. 13 / Washington, D.C. / Verizon Center
Oct. 14 / Greensboro, N.C. / Greensboro Coliseum
Oct. 19 / Sunrise, Fla. / BB&T Center
Oct. 20 / Tampa, Fla. / Amalie Arena
Oct. 26 / Buffalo, N.Y. / KeyBank Center
Oct. 27 / Brooklyn, N.Y. / Barclays Center
