Standing Room Only (Tim McGraw album)

''Standing Room Only'' is the tenth studio album by American country music singer Tim McGraw. Released on August 26, 2008, by Curb Records, the album's production was handled primarily by Byron Gallimore. It marked a significant shift in McGraw's musical style, incorporating more rock and pop influences than previous releases. While still maintaining a core country sound, the album showcased a broader sonic palette and a more experimental approach.

The album spawned several singles, including "My Next Thirty Years," "Let It Go," and "Southern Girl," each charting on various Billboard country music charts. "My Next Thirty Years," a duet with Faith Hill, was particularly successful, reaching the top of the charts. The album's overall success was noteworthy, further solidifying McGraw's position in the country music landscape. Critical reception was generally positive, praising the album's production and McGraw's vocal performance. While some critics noted the departure from his traditional sound, it was largely seen as a successful evolution. The album's overall theme explores themes of love, family and relationships, common to McGraw's earlier works but presented with a mature perspective. The title, "Standing Room Only," reflects both the artist's continued popularity and the widespread appeal of the album's varied sound.