Erin Kinsey: End of the World, “Reasons Why We Broke Up,” & New Music in 2026

Erin Kinsey Talks Reasons Why We Broke Up, Songwriting & Country Music at CRS 2026.

Country artist Erin Kinsey joins Tony Mendoza on Heart of the Gulch during Country Radio Seminar (CRS) 2026 in Nashville, Tennessee, for an entertaining conversation about songwriting, relationships, social media, and the exciting next chapter of her career.

Known for her relatable lyrics and honest storytelling, Erin discusses her latest single Reasons Why We Broke Up, sharing how real-life experiences, relationship "red flags," and everyday moments inspire the songs that resonate with her growing fanbase. She explains why authenticity continues to be the foundation of her songwriting and the connection she has built with listeners across country music.

Tony and Erin also venture into some unexpected topics, including end-of-the-world survival skills, the recent Nashville ice storm, and her admiration for fellow country artist Emily Ann Roberts. The lighthearted conversation showcases Erin's personality while exploring how even life's most unexpected moments can spark creativity.

The interview also covers the growing importance of social media for today's country artists, her upcoming Gettin' Away with It Tour, performing at CMA Fest, and what's next for her career, including the possibility of new music and a full-length album in 2026.

If you're a fan of country music, Nashville singer-songwriters, relationship songs, emerging female country artists, authentic storytelling, and behind-the-scenes conversations with rising stars, this interview is one you won't want to miss.

About Tony Mendoza

Tony Mendoza is a Nashville-based media personality, host, executive producer, and digital storyteller. He is the creator and host of Heart of the Gulch, where he has interviewed hundreds of country music artists, entertainers, and industry leaders while covering major events including CMA Fest and Country Radio Seminar. His work focuses on authentic storytelling, artist development, and the evolving landscape of country music.

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