STAIND frontman Aaron Lewis will release his new solo album, "Give My Country Back", on July 17 via Big Machine Label Group.

In a recent interview with One America News Network's "Real America With Dan Ball," Lewis discussed the lyrical inspiration for some of his songs and shared his thoughts on politics and social issues.

The album features five tracks co-written by Lewis alongside longtime collaborators, including Jeffrey Steele and Bobby Pinson, with additional contributions from Casey Bethard, Travis Meadows, and others.

Since launching his solo country career, Lewis has earned two No.

1 Billboard Country Album debuts, released the platinum-certified collaboration "Country Boy" featuring George Jones and Charlie Daniels, and scored a gold-certified No.

1 hit with 2021's "Am I The Only One".

His catalog has now surpassed 5.7 billion career streams worldwide.

At 54 years old, Lewis said "Give My Country Back" reflects a season of change and renewed focus in his life, both personally and creatively.

He is currently on the road as part of his ongoing tour with his band THE STATELINERS.

In related news, Lewis made headlines in September 2021 when he urged his fans to chant "Fuck Joe Biden" during a STAIND concert in Pennsylvania.