Own Worst Enemy is the third studio album by country music artist Gavin Adcock. The album was released on August 15, 2025, via Thrivin' Here and Warner Nashville and co-produced by Will Bundy, Brent Cobb, Jay Rodgers, who produced Adcock's previous album, and Oran Thornton. The album serves as the follow-up to Adcock's 2024 major-label debut Actin' Up Again, which became the largest major-label debut from a solo male artist that year and helped propel Adcock past one billion global streams. The album contains 24 tracks, including previously released singles such as "Morning Bail", "On One", "Need To", "Never Call Again", "Unlucky Strikes", "Loose Strings", and "Almost Gone" featuring Vincent Mason. Adcock co-wrote much of the record alongside collaborators like Jack Rauton, Erik Dylan, and Luke Laird. Following an injury that ended Adcock's college football career, he transitioned to music, releasing independent projects before signing with Warner Nashville. His previous albums Bonfire Blackout and Actin' Up Again established him as a rising name in country rock, blending southern rock swagger with gritty storytelling. In 2025, while on his Need to Tour, Adcock announced Own Worst Enemy on social media, describing it as inspired by both his own life and the experiences of people around him. He characterized the project as an unflinching reflection on self-destruction, heartbreak, and personal flaws, noting: "I'm the furthest thing from perfect and I don't ever plan to be."