HunterGirl is leaning into sharp storytelling and barroom honesty on her new single ‘Come and Get Your Boy,' a mid-tempo anthem built on truth-telling, solidarity and a knowing sense of humour. Written by HunterGirl alongside Brock Berryhill, Jessie Jo Dillon, Jesse Frasure, Jaxson Free and Taylor Phillips, and produced by Trent Willmon, the track unfolds with a steady groove and a hook that lands like a warning bell. The song plays like a quiet exchange between two women across a crowded bar who have both seen the same story play out before.
Carried by a vocal that balances grit and charm, ‘Come and Get Your Boy' turns its chorus into both a call-out and a call-in, delivering its message with sly confidence and a hint of well-earned side-eye. The lyrics lean on real-life experience, with HunterGirl drawing from years spent performing on Nashville’s Broadway strip where she watched countless late-night dramas unfold. She says the song was inspired by those moments when women recognise the warning signs in a guy long before anyone else does.
HunterGirl explains that the song came naturally from those observations. She recalls performing for years in downtown Nashville and seeing the story behind ‘Come and Get Your Boy' happen time and time again. For her, the track reflects the way women often look out for each other in those situations, joking that most of the women she knows have developed some impressive private detective skills after spotting more than a few red flags along the way.
Fans will get a chance to hear the new song live when HunterGirl returns to the stage at the Grand Ole Opry. The performance marks another milestone for the rising artist, who continues to build momentum following her debut appearance at the iconic venue, which earned a standing ovation.
The new single follows ‘Somewhere Wild,' a more introspective release that opened HunterGirl’s 2026 with a reflective, windswept sound. Together the songs continue to showcase the range of her storytelling, balancing heartfelt vulnerability with sharp, observational songwriting.
With nearly 80 million global streams, touring experience alongside artists such as Luke Bryan and Kimberly Perry and praise from outlets including People, CMT and MusicRow, HunterGirl’s profile continues to rise. Come and Get Your Boy signals another confident step forward as she continues to carve out her own lane in country music.
