Mark Wills Shares “I’ll Fly Away” Featuring Ricky Skaggs and Rhonda Vincent from Upcoming Grand Ole Revival
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NASHVILLE (Sept. 11, 2026)
Grand Ole Opry member and country music hitmaker Mark Wills today releases “I’ll Fly Away,” featuring Ricky Skaggs and Rhonda Vincent, the latest single from his upcoming album, Grand Ole Revival. Set for release Nov. 6 via Gaither Music Group, the collection brings Wills together with an all-star cast of country and gospel artists for a live recording of timeless songs of faith captured inside the historic Grand Ole Opry Stage.
Produced by multi-GRAMMY® Award winner Ben Isaacs, Grand Ole Revival marks only the second live audio album recorded inside the Grand Ole Opry House since the 1970s. “I’ll Fly Away” brings together three Grand Ole Opry members as Wills is joined by Skaggs and Vincent for their rendition of one of gospel music’s most enduring songs.
“‘I’ll Fly Away’ is one of those songs everybody seems to know, but when Ricky and Rhonda started singing it with me, it took on a whole new energy,” said Wills. “They both have such deep roots in this music, and you can hear that the minute they open their mouths. Every time I'm at the Grand Ole Opry and I'm standing side stage, listening to either one of them singing, I think to myself, ‘Man, how lucky am I to get to do this?’ When we were putting this project together and thought about this song, I just knew I had to have Ricky and Rhonda and their pure bluegrass perfection.”
“That love of pure country is something that we all have in common, and it unites us deeper than just our ears,” said Isaacs. “The Grand Ole Opry is the DNA that built Nashville and country music and it runs deep. The dust from Hank Williams' shoes is still ingrained in the cracks of the hallowed floor of The Opry Circle. Recording live from The Opry stage was a moment when we could weave our story and music into the DNA of that stage and its history.
“The Grand Ole Opry has long been a place where the stories and songs that define country and gospel music are passed from one generation to the next,” said Paul Sizelove, President of Sun Label Group. “Mark Wills has always understood the power of those songs. Grand Ole Revival reminds us why these songs still matter. They connect generations through faith and the storytelling that has always been at the heart of country music.”
The new single follows Wills’ August release of “The Baptism of Jesse Taylor,” featuring Jamey Johnson, Charlie McCoy, and The Gaither Vocal Band. Together, the songs offer an early look at an album rooted in the hymns and gospel standards that first introduced Wills to music long before his country career began.
For nearly three decades, Wills has been one of country music’s most recognizable voices, earning 19 Billboard-charting singles across seven albums, including “Wish You Were Here,” “Jacob’s Ladder,” “I Do (Cherish You)” and the six-week No. 1 hit “19 Somethin’.” On Grand Ole Revival, he returns to the music that first shaped him, joined by Cody Johnson, Trisha Yearwood, Vince Gill, Ricky Skaggs, Rhonda Vincent, Jamey Johnson, Travis Tritt, The Oak Ridge Boys, The Isaacs, Charlie McCoy, The Gaither Vocal Band, Whisperin’ Bill Anderson, Mae Estes, Rebecca Lynn Howard, Leona Williams, The Sound, Jim and Melissa Brady, and others.
Grand Ole Revival Track Listing
1. The Lily of the Valley (feat. Cody Johnson)
2. I’ll Fly Away (feat. Ricky Skaggs & Rhonda Vincent)
3. How Great Thou Art (feat. Trisha Yearwood)
4. The Baptism of Jesse Taylor (feat. Jamey Johnson, Charlie McCoy & Gaither Vocal Band)
5. Because He Lives (feat. Vince Gill & Rebecca Lynn Howard)
6. Victory in Jesus (feat. The Isaacs)
7. I Have Decided to Follow Jesus (feat. Mae Estes & Ben Isaacs)
8. Will the Circle Be Unbroken (feat. Leona Williams, The Isaacs, Jim Brady & Melissa Brady)
9. I Saw the Light (feat. Travis Tritt & The Oak Ridge Boys)
10. Mansion Just Over the Hilltop (feat. The Sound)
11. Look for Me for I Will Be There Too
12. Grand Ole Revival (feat. The Isaacs & Whisperin’ Bill Anderson)
