On-the-rise Country artist Myles Morgan is flipping the script with “Missin’ Me Drunk,” where a Friday night’s last call makes things clear. Penned by Morgan with Jack Hummel and Ryan Wilson, the Dalton Wixom and Clayton Collins-produced song follows a girl’s night out with her friends, only to find herself reaching for the phone after a few drinks when realizing the one person she really wants to be with is back at home. Listen HERE.
“This song is about being in a relationship with the kind of girl who can go out with her friends, have a good time, and still end up ‘Missin’ Me Drunk’ by the end of the night,” shares Morgan. “She’s a sweet kinda buzz — the one that’s calling you after a couple of drinks because you’re all she can think about. I thought that was a fun way to flip the usual story and write a song about being the guy she wants to come home to.”
Currently a student at The University of Alabama, Morgan’s hitting the hottest college towns this fall on his headlining THE ROAD SIGN TOUR, in addition to major music festivals like Rock The South in Decatur, AL, next Friday (10/2), and upcoming back-to-back slots at Boots In The Park in San Juan Capistrano, CA (10/17) and Tucson, AZ (10/18). Fans can check out the one-to-watch performer playing the tour’s namesake, “Road Sign,” among his recent co-written tracks “Clean House” and “Wrong Kind of History,” tonight at The Grainery in Plain City, OH, and tomorrow at 8 Seconds Saloon in Indianapolis, IN.
In his only brief career to date, Morgan has already opened for some of Country’s biggest acts like Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Jon Pardi, Dustin Lynch, Riley Green, and Brantley Gilbert, alongside making his headline debut. With a unique blend of Southern grit, modern storytelling, and guitar-driven melodies, his star is on the rise. First catching attention with his debut single “Nobody’s Fault But Yours” in 2024, and surpassing 5.3 MILLION global streams, his growing catalog features fan-favorites “Said to Me,” “Never Been Better,” and “Thought You Were Leaving.” Morgan’s path to music began unexpectedly when he picked up his father’s unused guitar after high school. Balancing getting a college education while performing at local bars and restaurants along the Gulf Coast, such as the iconic Flora-Bama, has laid the groundwork for a homegrown, breakout earned on neon-lit stages and cemented by the fans who pack them. For more information on new music and for a full list of upcoming tour dates, visit MylesMorganMusic.com and follow along on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.
