He’s a prolific country star who first emerged in 2017, but has been really hitting his stride in the past couple of years, solidifying the buzz with endless tours, high profile collabs with Ella Langley, Luke Combs, Thomas Rhett, and his latest, third album Don’t Mind If I Do (the deluxe just dropped).
The Jacksonville, Alabama former football star joins us in the studio for the first time to talk about building his grassroots fanbase, his time working in construction, his time on Redneck Island (twice!), and getting pelted by bras (and Spanx) onstage.
Other hot couch topics: the power of simplicity in songwriting, the influence of his grandaddies, fishing with Luke Bryan (plus to pose or not to pose with fish), the underground dating world of Facebook Marketplace mirror photos, his lowkey truck obsession, his budding Nashville bar-restaurant empire, plus so much more.
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