Mercury Nashville’s The War and Treaty have revealed their fourth full-length album, Plus One, will arrive 2/14. “Carried Away” serves as the project’s latest offering, which is featured alongside previously released songs "Can I Get an Amen," "Call You by Your Name," "Stealing a Kiss" and "Leads Me Home."

On top of the 18-track set, which follows their 2023 Grammy-nominated Lover’s Game, the husband-and-wife duo also announced The Plus One Tour. Hitting 30+ U.S. cities, the trek kicks off 3/26 and will hit venues like NYC’s Irving Plaza, DC’s The Howard Theatre, L.A.’s The Troubadour, plus more before wrapping on 6/19 in Bristol, TN. General ticket on-sale begins 12/13 at 10AM local time.

Mainly produced by Michael, Plus One features a singular sound with elements of gospel, bluegrass, contemporary country, classic soul, symphonic pop, folk-rock and more. Enlisting their longtime live band, the project was also partly made in collaboration with producers like Jonathan Singleton (Luke Combs, Chase Rice), John Shanks (Stevie Nicks, Sheryl Crow) and Jesse Frasure (Jelly Roll, Kelsea Ballerini).

“We see this record as an open invitation to be a part of what we’re doing—it came from wanting to be the hope we believe people need right now, as well as the hope that we need for ourselves,” said Tanya Trotter.

“One of our main intentions with this album is to inspire people to share themselves with others, and open themselves up to the possibility of being loved,” adds Michael Trotter Jr.

Pre-save Plus One here and find more info on the tour here.