Released on September 11, 2026, “Redneck Girl” by Justin Headworth featuring Wayne Wright brings a lively modern spin to a familiar country favorite. Running for 3:23, the track takes inspiration from the Bellamy Brothers classic while giving the song a fresh, high-energy feel designed to work just as well in a live setting as it does through headphones.
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From the opening moments, “Redneck Girl” leans into its playful country character and storytelling. Justin dreams of finding a redneck girl who can keep up with him all night, creating a picture of Friday-afternoon freedom, attraction, dancing and good-time country living. The lyric about her making him “rock and roll” while she listens to a country song adds a fun crossover touch, showing that the song isn’t interested in staying inside one musical box.
The repeated “give me, give me, give me” refrain gives the chorus an instantly recognizable hook. Justin Headworth and Wayne Wright clearly understand that a song like this needs personality, momentum and a chorus people can easily join in on.
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What makes this version work is its balance between familiarity and its own identity. Rather than simply reproducing the old-school country spirit, Headworth and Wright push it toward a more contemporary live-show atmosphere. “Redneck Girl” is upbeat, cheeky and built for listeners who enjoy country music with plenty of personality.
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