These country songs can be heard on the new “Twisters” soundtrack

The long-awaited Twisters The film will be released in theaters on Friday, July 19th. The soundtrack will be available to purchase the same day as the film’s premiere. Country fans will be happy to know that the track list is full of country artists.

What is the film Twisters Around?

Twisters is the sequel to the 1996 film Twisters starring Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton and Cary Elwes. According to IMDB, the original film is about a group of storm chasers who work to “develop an advanced weather warning system” that puts them “in the crosshairs of extremely violent tornadoes.”

In this sequel, “a retired tornado hunter and meteorologist” goes to Oklahoma to “work with a new team and new technology.” The film stars Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Anthony Ramos.

Which country artists are on the Twisters Soundtrack?

Over the past few weeks, various country artists have released their songs for the film’s soundtrack. Unlike the first film, which featured only two country artists – Shania Twain and Joe Diffie – this collection consists almost entirely of country songs.

Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Miranda Lambert, Megan Moroney and Thomas Rhett have already put their offers out. In fact, Combs sent his song “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” to country radio. Others on the list include Bailey Zimmerman, Conner Smith, Tyler Childers, Tucker Wetmore and Tanner Adell.

When we Twisters Will the soundtrack be released?

Although fans won’t get the soundtrack before the film’s release, they won’t have to wait until after either. Both the film and the soundtrack will be released on the same day, July 19th.

So far, 10 songs have been released to the public. Scroll down to listen to them in the order they appear on the album.

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