Tim McGraw returns to the stage as he releases two new tracks and prepares to kick off his “Pawn Shop Guitar” North American headlining tour.

Three-time GRAMMY winner Tim McGraw has released two new tracks “Pawn Shop Guitar” and “Song for America,” his first music releases in over a year. McGraw has dealt with back and knee issues for the last several years, forcing him to pause releasing new music and touring. He’s publicly shared that his time offstage gave him the ability to write some of his most personal music yet, offering time for deep reflection and thought.

“I was able to really dig into some personal stories in those songs for the first time,” says McGraw.

These tracks come on the heels of his “Pawn Shop Guitar” headlining tour, spanning 33 dates across North America. Kicking off July 9 in Bethel, NY, the superstar will host three stadium shows, with special guests Lady A and The Chicks. McGraw was recently inducted to the Country Music Hall of Fame in March, alongside Paul Overstreet and The Stanley Brothers. He will debut “Song For America” June 6 during Nashville’s annual CMA Fest at Nissan Stadium.