Mickey Guyton Talks Joyous New Album ‘House on Fire,’ Taking Inspiration From Sabrina Carpenter and Chappell Roan & Caring for Mental Health

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Jessica Nicholson
October 23, 2024
Billboard
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Mickey Guyton is more than a decade into her career, but she keeps forging new milestones. Just weeks ago, she launched her inaugural headlining tour, CMT on Tour Presents Mickey Guyton, which finds her performing in clubs and theaters spanning the country. She also just released her sophomore full-length album, House on Fire, on Capitol Records Nashville. In those performance rooms, as on House on Fire, Guyton is celebrating hard-earned joy, especially in a season that has been dotted with struggle, loss, heartbreak and change.

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Mickey Guyton A Black woman with long curly hair wearing a red blouse over a brown skirt poses against an orange background. She looks directly at the camera with a subtle smile.
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