Roots Music Rambler Backstage: Josh Mitcham

Roots Music Rambler Backstage: Josh Mitcham

From Roots Music Rambler by Francesca Folinazzo & Jason Falls

February 25, 2026 · 15 min

About this episode

The episode features a backstage interview with musician Josh Mitcham discussing his upcoming album and music promotion.

Welcome to the first of hopefully many shorter episodes of Roots Music Rambler, we’re calling our Backstage with episodes. These are short interviews Frank and Falls are able to grab backstage (or just somewhere in person rather than on our virtual, longer-form interview episodes) and catch up briefly. Our first such episode is with Josh Mitcham. The Breckenridge County, Kentucky native and farmer has a new solo album coming out in June called Gonna Be Alright. He’s dropped a couple of singles from the album already and the sound is a level up from previous work as he brought the Alabama Sound Company to the table to produce the album. Josh is the former frontman for Jericho Woods and a 2026 Kentucky Music Hall of Fame Ambassador. Falls caught him backstage at the Mercury Ballroom in early February, getting ready to open for Sundy Best. The two talked about the new songs and album, Josh’s approach to promoting the music and a lot more. Find Josh Mitcham online at joshmitcham.com, on Spotify, Instagram and Facebook. Watch the Episode on YouTube Download the episode and subscribe at rootsmusicrambler.com, watch the full episode on YouTube, or download wherever you get your…

People in this episode

Hosts: Francesca Folinazzo, Jason Falls

Guest: Josh Mitcham

Topics covered

  • music
  • interview
  • album promotion
  • Kentucky music
  • backstage

Keywords

  • Josh Mitcham
  • Gonna Be Alright
  • Kentucky music
  • backstage interview
  • music promotion

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Alabama Sound Company

Books & works: Gonna Be Alright, Jericho Woods

Places: Breckenridge County, Kentucky, Mercury Ballroom

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