Jason Cross Raises a Toast to Country Roots on New Anthem “Hot Girls Cold Beer (Big Trucks Small Towns)”

Country rock artist Jason Cross celebrates the people, places, and values that shaped him with his new single, “Hot Girls Cold Beer (Big Trucks Small Towns),” available everywhere now. Blending gritty country-rock production with an unapologetically blue-collar perspective, the track is a tribute to small-town pride, hard work, and the traditions that continue to define country living.

LISTEN TO “HOT GIRLS COLD BEER (BIG TRUCKS SMALL TOWNS)” HERE.

“I usually like writing music that makes people dig a little deeper, but there’s nothing hidden in this one. It’s fun, upbeat, and easy to get stuck in your head. It’s about the timeless things most of us grew up on and still give a damn about: good dogs, hot girls, cold beer, and hard work. Some might call it simple, and that’s okay. Sometimes a song can just be a damn good time. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” shares Cross.

Written by Jason Cross, Davis Forney, and Sam Carter, “Hot Girls Cold Beer (Big Trucks Small Towns)” tips its cap to the communities where everyone knows their neighbors, long work weeks lead to weekends around a bonfire, and pride in your hometown never goes out of style. With driving guitars, arena-ready hooks, and an infectious chorus, Cross delivers a song that’s as much about preserving a way of life as it is raising a cold beer with friends.

The release follows the momentum of Cross’ latest single, “Sticks and Stones,” which earned support from CMA, CMT, Holler, and other country music outlets, further building excitement around his growing catalog.

Since releasing his debut single, “It Ain’t Me,” in 2021, Cross has independently released more than 20 singles, amassing millions of streams while earning placements on Spotify playlists including All New Country, New Music Friday Country, and Fresh Finds Country. His rapidly growing fanbase has led to direct support slots for artists including Jon Langston, Chase Matthew, Lakeview, Granger Smith, Tyler Farr, Craig Morgan, Scotty McCreery, and Buckcherry, cementing his reputation as one of independent country rock’s most energetic live performers.

In 2025, Cross joined Lakeview on their Blue Collar Country Tour, performing across 15 cities in 12 states before launching his own Hits Hometown Acoustic Tour, a 25-stop, fan-driven run that brought intimate performances to backyards, barns, and small-town dive bars across nine states. Staying true to his roots, Cross donated 10 percent of the tour’s proceeds to Mott Children’s Hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan, giving back to the communities that have supported him from the very beginning.

With more music on the horizon throughout 2026, Jason Cross continues to champion the stories and values that built his career. Whether performing on festival stages or in hometown bars, he remains committed to making music for the people who still believe in hard work, hometown pride, and singing every word with the windows rolled down.