Adam Craig Celebrates Small-Town Glory Days With ‘If You’re Lucky’

“Just a Phase” hit maker Adam Craig delivers a hard charging glory-days anthem full of big-picture gratitude with the new single, “If You’re Lucky.”

Released in early April along with the companion single, “Whatever You’re Drinking To,” “If You’re Lucky” puts the winding road that led to today in perspective. Featuring Craig’s red-hot vocal delivery with an uptempo blast of arena-rocking country, the nostalgic track is all about the simple things – some good and some bad – which add up to a life well lived. It was written by Jessi Alexander and Chase McGill, and produced by Luke Bryan guitarist Michael Carter.

“If you’re lucky you mixed your Dr. Dre with some Tim McGraw in a Chevrolet / Handed down from your daddy to your brother to you / You ran red lights, stayed away from the blue,” goes the sing-along chorus.

“If You’re Lucky” follows the sensitive Top 40 breakout, “Just a Phase,” and finds Craig taking the reins of his young career in new ways.

“This is the first time that I’ve really met with publishers and got deep into the weeds in the new music process and it feels really good, I’m so excited to share this new music with the world,” Craig explains. “The last couple of months I have been able to play these on the road and watching the crowd’s reaction has been amazing! They are so fun to perform.”

“If You’re Lucky” and “Whatever You’re Drinking To” are both available now, and Craig will perform select concert dates through the summer – including a two-day homecoming stand at the Four Mile Music Festival in his native Tenino, Washington.