Across its 12 tracks – all co-written by Wilson – Stars finds the Kentucky native stepping fully into her own as a storyteller, blending the grit of country with the hope of faith in a way that is entirely her own. Produced by Jeff Pardo, Jonathan Smith and Ross Copperman, the coming-of-age collection brings together acclaimed writers like Trannie Anderson, Blake Pendergrass, Emily Weisband and Andy Albert.

 

Highlights from the album include her soaring single, “God Story,” currently in the Top 10 at Christian radio and climbing; “The Carpenter,” a porch-front hymn to legacy and redemption; “Jesus on the Radio,” a back-roads anthem where faith meets everyday life; and“Hold Your Horses,” a lighthearted nod to patience and guarding your heart. Elsewhere, the stirring “Dead in the Water” tells a powerful story of redemption for anyone who's ever thought they were too far gone, while the title track “Stars” – inspired by Wilson's childhood dream of becoming an astronaut — sets the tone as a metaphor for wonder, curiosity and divine redirection. “Carry Me” anchors the record with unguarded emotion, and “Twenty Three” captures the moment Wilson realized she would live longer than her late brother Jacob — a poignant marker in her journey through loss.

 

Wilson also expands her message beyond the stage through her new 40-day devotional, Hey Girl: You Are Seen, Loved, and Made for More via K-LOVE Books, written to help young women discover their true worth and unshakeable identity in Christ.

 

Wilson's next chapter promises to shine even brighter. Stay up to date at annewilsonofficial.com and keep up with her on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

 

March 12, 2026 in Huntsville, Ala. at VBC Mark C. Smith Concert Hall

March 13, 2026 in Fayetteville, N.C. at Crown Theatre

March 14, 2026 in Richmond, Va. at Altria Theater

March 20, 2026 in Orlando, Fla. at Dr. Phillips Center

March 21, 2026 in Jacksonville, Fla. at Moran Theater

March 22, 2026 in Tampa, Fla. at Straz Center

March 26, 2026 in Atlanta, Ga. at Fox Theatre

March 27, 2026 in Charlotte, N.C. at Ovens Auditorium

March 28, 2026 in Columbia, S.C. at The Township Auditorium

April 9, 2026 in Bloomington, Ind. at Indiana University Auditorium

April 10, 2026 in Pittsburgh, Pa. at Benedum Center for the Performing Arts

April 11, 2026 in Rosemont, Ill. at Rosemont Theatre

April 23, 2026 in Knoxville, Tenn. at Knoxville Civic Auditorium

April 25, 2026 in St. Louis, Mo. at Stifel Theatre

April 30, 2026 in Hershey, Pa. at Hershey Theatre

May 1, 2026 in Erie, Pa. at Warner Theatre

May 2, 2026 in Boston, Mass. at Boch Center Shubert Theatre

May 7, 2026 in Syracuse, N.Y. at Landmark Theatre

May 8, 2026 in Albany, N.Y. at Palace Theatre

May 9, 2026 in Baltimore, Md. at Lyric Baltimore

May 11, 2026 in Whitby, Ont. at Canada Event Centre

Nov. 21, 2025 in Akron, Ohio at Akron Civic Theatre *

Nov. 22, 2025 in Charleston, W.Va. at Maier Foundation Performance Hall *

Nov. 23, 2025 in Greensboro, N.C. at Steven Tanger Center *

 

Anne Wilson makes music where faith and country meet, a rare space where honesty, grief and hope live side by side. At just 23, she has already crossed the 2 billion streams milestone and emerged as one of the most distinctive new voices in both Christian and country music.

 

Her third studio album, Stars, captures a young artist growing up on record. Shaped by the tragic loss of her brother Jacob, Wilson's faith could have been shattered — but instead it was strengthened. That tension, of wrestling with God yet still loving Jesus, defines her music and makes her profoundly relatable. “Faith isn't about never questioning,” she says. “It's about holding on in the middle of the storm.”

 

Stars threads together themes of grief, growth, maturity and wonder, carried by Wilson's soaring vocals and country-pop production. From the wide-eyed imagery of the title track to the raw prayer of “Carry Me” and the redemption arc of “Dead in the Water,” the album reflects both the hardship of loss and the joy of new perspective.

Alongside the album, Wilson will deliver her new music to fans in person on The STARS Tour. She's also recently released a 40-day Hey Girl Devotional, out now. Named after her encouraging anthem, the devotional is aimed at young readers, extending her message of identity and Christ-centered hope beyond the stage.

Anne Wilson is still becoming, still wrestling and still rejoicing – but Stars proves she's shining brighter not in spite of the struggle, but because of it.