Live album from Charles Wesley Godwin due end September

West Virginia’s Charles Wesley Godwin has announced the release of his latest album, “Live From The Steel City”, on 26th September 2025. The live album was recorded at his sold-out show at Stage AE outdoors in Pittsburgh, the track list being described as “nothing short of a crash course on Godwin’s influences and deep discography.”

The album features songs from his most recent studio album “Family Ties” (2023), like ‘All Again’, ‘Another Leaf’ and ‘Miner Imperfections’ to tracks from 2021’s “How The Mighty Fall” (‘Jesse’, ‘Temporary Town’, ‘Strong’) and breakout favourites from “Seneca” (2019) including ‘Hardwood Floors’, ‘Seneca Creek’ and more. It’s rounded out with covers of Tyler Childers’ ‘Whitehouse Road’ and John Denver’s West Virginia referencing ‘Take Me Home, Country Roads’.

About the album, Godwin said: “I’m so pumped to share the live show the boys and I have curated in bars, clubs, theatres, amphitheatres, arenas and stadiums over the last several years. There’s just something about the energy of a live crowd that you can’t replicate in a studio, and I think that shines through on this album in a big way. Stage AE was a special place to be on 14th September 2024, and come [the release date], everyone can experience it with us. Let’s go!”

You can pre-save / pre-order “Live From Steel City” via this link.

Goodwin has released no less than three songs that preview the coming project – ‘Cue Country Roads’, ‘Family Ties’ and ‘Hardwood Floors’. Each is a key moment in Godwin’s live show. You can find them on streaming services or Godwin’s YouTube channel, and you can watch ‘Cue Country Roads’ right here.