Heartland achieved timeless success with their  #1 Billboard song “I Loved Her First,” a favorite that has become part of countless cherished memories. They also charted  two more singles, “Built To Last” and “Once a Woman Gets Ahold of Your Heart” (co-written by John Rich of Big & Rich and Richie McDonald of Lonestar). Heartland  is back with a new single, “No Tomorrow,” a powerful anthem about seizing the moment, written by hitmakers Brett Beavers, Adam Sanders, and Jordan Schmidt. This new track marks a fresh chapter for Heartland, which now includes original members Craig Anderson, Todd Anderson, and Mike Myerson, along with new member  Lance Horton. The band’s roots in Huntsville, AL, are showcased in the video for “No Tomorrow,” filmed at the Von Braun Center, a landmark of their early career. The band is also diving into a new album via Yellowhammer Music Group, produced by Anderson and Jimmy Ritchey. The upcoming collection features songs like “The Tractor Rolls,” celebrating their southern heritage, and the nostalgic “Leaving Carolina,” co-written by the Anderson brothers. With fresh energy and relatable lyrics, Heartland’s new music reflects their passion for storytelling, blending heartfelt ballads with rock-infused tunes. As they prepare for a new tour, the band remains committed to connecting with fans and delivering music that resonates deeply, continuing the legacy of their unforgettable hit. Website | Facebook | Instagram