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Kelsea Ballerini Teases New Collaboration with Marshmello in June 2026 Video
In a video that caught the eye of millions, country‑pop star Kelsea Ballerini stepped into a dimly lit bar on June 16, 2026 and launched into a candid rant about the expectations placed on women in nightlife settings. She turned to the familiar white helmeted figure of EDM producer Marshmello, who simply nodded in agreement before the camera cut away.
The next day, Ballerini posted a short clip that appears to be the hook of a new track titled “Another Drink.” The accompanying caption read, “boy, you’re outta luck, @marshmello.” No release date has been announced, leaving fans to speculate.
Ballerini, who signed with Black River Entertainment in 2014, has released five studio albums and three EPs, the latest being Mount Pleasant on November 14, 2025. Her catalog boasts five number‑one singles on the Country Airplay chart, starting with “Love Me Like You Mean It.” In April 2026 she dropped a new single, “Life In NYC,” and has been sharing personal updates on social media.
Marshmello, born Christopher Comstock, has built a reputation as a DJ and producer with global hits like “Happier” and “Silence.” He has a history of crossing genre boundaries, collaborating with country acts in 2024 and 2025. In May 2024 he teamed with Kane Brown on “Miles on It,” which topped the Country Airplay chart, and in April 2025 he partnered with Thomas Rhett on “Where We Go,” blending country storytelling with EDM production.
The Ballerini‑Marshmello pairing follows a broader trend of country musicians working with electronic producers. Industry observers note that cross‑genre releases often perform well on streaming services, where playlist placement can drive discovery.
The June 16 video is the first public evidence of a working relationship between the two artists. Ballerini’s comments about bar behavior are delivered in a conversational tone, and Marshmello’s presence is limited to a series of nods. The following day’s clip shows Ballerini singing a verse that appears to be the hook of “Another Drink.” No official lyric sheet or production credits have been released.
In the clip, Ballerini expresses frustration with the assumption that all women in bars are available for pickup. She says, “If one more guy comes up to me and says that he has a truck parked outside, like that’s like, good job,” and then feigns applause. The clip ends with her asking, “Do you want another drink?” while Marshmello responds with a nod.
Because there has been no formal announcement, the industry cannot yet predict chart performance or streaming numbers. However, the collaboration’s timing—just months after Marshmello’s “Where We Go” and Ballerini’s Mount Pleasant—suggests a strategic release window aimed at summer playlists.
At present, neither artist has confirmed a release date or a full track listing. Ballerini’s official website lists upcoming tour dates for 2027, but none are tied to the new collaboration. Marshmello’s schedule includes a series of festival appearances in late summer, but no specific partnership with Ballerini has been announced.
The video and subsequent clip have generated interest on social media, with fans sharing the footage and speculating about the song’s title. No official statement from either the artist or their record labels has followed. Until a formal announcement is made, the collaboration remains in the preview stage.
In summary, Kelsea Ballerini and Marshmello have revealed a new track, “Another Drink,” through a series of social‑media posts in June 2026. The collaboration reflects a continuing trend of country and EDM artists working together, but no official release date or additional details have been disclosed.
The next day, Ballerini posted a short clip that appears to be the hook of a new track titled “Another Drink.” The accompanying caption read, “boy, you’re outta luck, @marshmello.” No release date has been announced, leaving fans to speculate.
Ballerini, who signed with Black River Entertainment in 2014, has released five studio albums and three EPs, the latest being Mount Pleasant on November 14, 2025. Her catalog boasts five number‑one singles on the Country Airplay chart, starting with “Love Me Like You Mean It.” In April 2026 she dropped a new single, “Life In NYC,” and has been sharing personal updates on social media.
Marshmello, born Christopher Comstock, has built a reputation as a DJ and producer with global hits like “Happier” and “Silence.” He has a history of crossing genre boundaries, collaborating with country acts in 2024 and 2025. In May 2024 he teamed with Kane Brown on “Miles on It,” which topped the Country Airplay chart, and in April 2025 he partnered with Thomas Rhett on “Where We Go,” blending country storytelling with EDM production.
The Ballerini‑Marshmello pairing follows a broader trend of country musicians working with electronic producers. Industry observers note that cross‑genre releases often perform well on streaming services, where playlist placement can drive discovery.
The June 16 video is the first public evidence of a working relationship between the two artists. Ballerini’s comments about bar behavior are delivered in a conversational tone, and Marshmello’s presence is limited to a series of nods. The following day’s clip shows Ballerini singing a verse that appears to be the hook of “Another Drink.” No official lyric sheet or production credits have been released.
In the clip, Ballerini expresses frustration with the assumption that all women in bars are available for pickup. She says, “If one more guy comes up to me and says that he has a truck parked outside, like that’s like, good job,” and then feigns applause. The clip ends with her asking, “Do you want another drink?” while Marshmello responds with a nod.
Because there has been no formal announcement, the industry cannot yet predict chart performance or streaming numbers. However, the collaboration’s timing—just months after Marshmello’s “Where We Go” and Ballerini’s Mount Pleasant—suggests a strategic release window aimed at summer playlists.
At present, neither artist has confirmed a release date or a full track listing. Ballerini’s official website lists upcoming tour dates for 2027, but none are tied to the new collaboration. Marshmello’s schedule includes a series of festival appearances in late summer, but no specific partnership with Ballerini has been announced.
The video and subsequent clip have generated interest on social media, with fans sharing the footage and speculating about the song’s title. No official statement from either the artist or their record labels has followed. Until a formal announcement is made, the collaboration remains in the preview stage.
In summary, Kelsea Ballerini and Marshmello have revealed a new track, “Another Drink,” through a series of social‑media posts in June 2026. The collaboration reflects a continuing trend of country and EDM artists working together, but no official release date or additional details have been disclosed.
