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Oct 1, 202618 views2 min read

Tye Tribbett Releases New Album All Things New Featuring PJ Morton and Kierra Sheard

Gospel artist Tye Tribbett released his eighth studio album, All Things New, on October 6, 2026. The 17-track project features collaborations with PJ Morton, Mali Music, and Kierra Sheard, and includes the radio singles "We Gon' Be Alright" and "Anyhow."

Tye Tribbett Releases New Album All Things New Featuring PJ Morton and Kierra Sheard
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Gospel artist Tye Tribbett released his eighth studio album, All Things New, on October 6, 2026. The 17-track project blends gospel, hip-hop, and worship music.

The album features guest appearances from PJ Morton, Mali Music, and Kierra Sheard. Radio singles leading up to the release included "We Gon' Be Alright" and "Anyhow (Hallelujah)."

The tracklist spans 17 songs, including "Get Up," "Walk By Faith," "Saviour," "Great Is Our God," and "Revive Us." The album opens with the title track and closes with an "Anyhow Reprise."

Tribbett also received a Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Album in 2026. He performed at the 57th Annual GMA Dove Awards ceremony in Nashville on October 7, 2026.

Tribbett is a multiple Grammy-winning artist known for his high-energy live performances and his work blending traditional gospel with contemporary sounds. His previous albums include Greater Than and Fresh.

The release comes during a busy season for gospel music. Kirk Franklin and Karen Clark Sheard released their collaborative single "Thank You For Everything" in August 2026, and the Stellar Gospel Music Awards honored several artists earlier in the year.

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