Cory Wong has announced his new album Lost In The Wonder, out Feb. 3, alongside the release of a new single with Stephen Day.
The GRAMMY Award-nominated songwriter, producer, podcast host and guitarist Cory Wong shared his latest single, “Tongue Tied (Feat. Stephen Day).” The single marks the lead single from Wong’s new studio album, Lost In The Wonder.
Presave Lost In The Wonder here.
The album is described as “further affirm[ing] Wong’s enduring love of musical collaboration” and will feature collaborations with multiple artists, including Day, Taylor Hanson, Devon Gilfillian, Cody Fry, Yam Haus, Louis Cato, Ellis, Elysia Biro, Benny Sings, Theo Katzman and Magic City Hippies.
Meanwhile, Wong is also set to embark on a national headlining tour, featuring special guests Day, Devon Gilfillian and Marc Scibilia in April. Wong will hit cities, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Denver and Austin.
General on-sale tickets are available now here.
“There are lots of sides to me as an artist,” says Wong. “A lot of people know me as a guitar guy, or even more specifically, ‘rhythm guitar guy’. That’s an accurate description, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. I see the guitar as just one of the avenues for my music and creativity. It’s been an absolute joy to develop and form a signature sound as a guitarist, but a huge part of my artistry is in my production/writing/arranging/band-leading. I’ve worked on and honed those skills just as much as my guitar playing, so I wanted to make an album that really showcased that side of my creative expression. Does that mean there’s less guitar on this album than on others? No! It’s actually quite the opposite. I feel like some of my best guitar work is done on this album. There’s everything from my classic rhythm guitar sound to multiple layers of orchestrally arranged guitar to blistering solos when the music calls for it.
2025–26 Tour Dates:
11/18 – Beijing, China – Rana Minima Music Factory
11/20 – Seoul, South Korea – Love in Seoul †
11/22 – Seoul, South Korea – Love in Seoul †
12/11 – Toronto, ON – Koerner Hall at The Royal Conservatory of Music ^
1/24 – Tucson, AZ – Fox Tucson Theatre
3/21 – São Paulo, Brazil – Casa Natura
3/22–3/30 – São Paulo, Brazil – Dave Koz and Friends at Sea 2026 †
3/29 – Buenos Aires, Argentina – C Art Media
4/11 – Charlotte, NC – The Spring Mix at The Amp Ballantyne †
4/15 – Kansas City, MO – The Truman (Devon Gilfillian, Marc Scibilia)
4/17 – Denver, CO – The Mission Ballroom (Devon Gilfillian, Marc Scibilia)
4/18 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot (Devon Gilfillian, Marc Scibilia)
4/20 – Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom (Devon Gilfillian, Marc Scibilia)
4/21 – Seattle, WA – The Paramount (Devon Gilfillian, Marc Scibilia)
4/23 – Sacramento, CA – Channel 24 (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
4/24 – San Francisco, CA – The Warfield (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
4/25 – Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
4/26 – Del Mar, CA – The Sound (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
4/27 – Las Vegas, NV – Brooklyn Bowl (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
4/30 – Houston, TX – White Oak Downstairs (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
5/1 – Dallas, TX – House of Blues (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
5/2 – Austin, TX – Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater (Devon Gilfillian, Stephen Day)
5/7–5/9 – San José del Cabo, México – Viva El Gonzo †
† – Festival appearance
^ – w/ The Royal Conservatory Orchestra
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