Tyler Hubbard has announced that he'll be releasing his brand new single, ‘All I Need Is You’, this Friday (August 7th). The song appears on The Chosen Season 6 soundtrack.

Hubbard teased the soulful, stripped-back offering last week, before revealing via an interview with The Chosen's creator, Dallas Jenkins, that ‘All I Need Is You’ will be on the soundtrack for the new season, which airs on November 15th via Prime Video. The accompanying soundtrack, which will reportedly feature an array of artists alongside Hubbard, is due to drop the month before, in October.

It finds the ‘Dancin’ in the Country’ singer-songwriter reflecting on all the ways in which God and Jesus have helped him during his journey so far, with Hubbard reaching the conclusion that, at the end of the day, they're all he needs in this life.

‘All I Need Is You’ arrives hot on the heels of Hubbard's latest single, ‘902180’, which dropped last week. After his loyal fans have been forced to be patient for new material in 2026, with Hubbard only releasing the standalone single, ‘Land’, in May, he is now more than making up for it with two songs in the space of just two weeks.

With Hubbard's Florida Georgia Line band-mate Brian Kelley announcing his new solo album, Coral Beats, this week, too, it seems both THubb and BK are continuing to focus on their solo material for 2026, before hitting the road as FGL in 2027.

Both artists have been hinting at shows together next year, following the ‘Cruise’ chart-topper's momentous and emotional reunion at CMA Fest 2026 earlier this summer.

We can't wait to hear Florida Georgia Line performing - and hopefully recording - together again, but given how infectious Hubbard's recent singles have been, we're also looking forward to hearing his next studio album, which we suspect will arrive later this year.

It seems ‘All I Need Is You’ won't be featuring on that project, however, with this serving as a dedicated release especially for The Chosen. The hugely popular TV series follows the life of Jesus Christ, with the forthcoming season set to explore His crucifixion and resurrection. Jesus is played by Jonathan Roumie, with Dallas Jenkins creating the series back in 2017. He famously crowdfunded $11million to get The Chosen off the ground. Now, it's estimated that between 280 and 350 million people have watched at least one episode of Jenkins’ faith-filled show.