This week's guest is a fellow Big Loud artist and a JBE first-timer. He sucks at What Are The Odds, is a new father, and uses sayings you have never heard in your life: CHRIS LANE
All of our episodes are special, but this one hits a little different for some reason! You’ll have a six-pack by the end of this we promise.
Chris and Ern kick off the episode with a discussion about both being very new fathers, wine night, and Chris’ injury-prone behavior on the softball field. Next, they discuss Chris' early days as a cover band, his love for Jason Aldean, and what Chris' pre-show day looks like. Chris and Ern take on a new segment, Truth or Chug, and more beer is spilled in the studio. Our two dads wrap it up with some laughs from previous tour stories, the need for big dude models, and some freestyle rapping. Enjoy Episode 42 with Chris Lane!
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