TL's Road House

TL's Road House welcomes another great conversation this week as Tracy Lawrence catches up with Platinum singer-songwriter Larry Fleet. From working blue-collar jobs and playing small-town bars to headlining shows around the world, Larry opens up about the long road to country music success. The two reflect on growing up on traditional country music and balancing family life with touring, while also diving into conspiracy theories, Bigfoot sightings and memories from their rural upbringings. Larry also shares how “Where I Find God” changed his career, the inspiration behind co-writing “Man Made A Bar” and what inspired his latest project, ‘Another Year Older.’ Listen now for more about Larry’s rise in country music and the experiences that continue to influence his music both on and off stage.

We’re back with another new episode! PLATINUM-selling singer/songwriter Jackson Dean joins TL’s Road House this week for a can’t-miss conversation about the experiences that have led to his success. Known for his Southern grit and thought-provoking music, Jackson has solidified his authentic sound that carries through his brand new album Magnolia Sage. Throughout the episode, Jackson and Tracy discuss the recording and production process behind the project, the house fire that led Jackson to discover his passion for music and what it takes to “cut through the noise” as an artist. Check out the full episode now!

This week, TL’s Road House welcomes East Texas singer-songwriter Paul Cauthen to unpack the life experiences, career milestones and personal growth that shaped his new album Book of Paul. Paul reflects on forging a musical path that blends rock, country and Americana on his own terms,explaining why he’s never wanted to be confined to one genre. The two also dig into Paul’s recent health battle, how it changed his outlook on life and his transition into fatherhood with a baby boy on the way. Catch the full conversation in this new episode to hear more from Paul and Tracy as they share their favorite stories and lessons from their years in the music industry.

On this week’s episode, Morgan Evans steps into TL’s Road House. Both, Tracy and Morgan, swap stories about life, music, and differences between America and Australia. They discuss releasing new music, evolving recording processes, and the realities of touring in vastly different landscapes. Both artists also reflect on rediscovering their passion for songwriting and staying creatively inspired. The conversation balances meaningful insight with humor, especially when Morgan introduces Tracy to the Australian tradition of a “shoey,” creating a memorable and lighthearted moment that perfectly captures the episode’s authentic, easygoing vibe.

TL’s Road House is kicking off a brand new season in a new studio! Join Tracy as he hangs out with fast-rising country artist Hudson Westbrook for a candid conversation about life, music and the road ahead. It wasn’t long ago that the self-taught singer-songwriter was working at a feed store back home in Texas, and just two years later, Hudson has already made a name for himself with singles like “Take It Slow,” “Painted You Pretty” and “House Again,” along with his debut album Texas Forever. Now on the road opening for Bailey Zimmerman and gearing up to play the main stage at Stagecoach, Hudson reflects on the rapid rise of his career while staying grounded in his Texas roots and love for traditional country music.The pair dive into the realities of touring, balancing real life with a growing career and the moments that have shaped Hudson’s journey so far, plus a surprise appearance from a baby pig.

TL’s Road House returns with Colt Ford for a candid conversation that goes far beyond music. Known for carving his own path in country by blending rap, southern rock and outlaw grit, Colt joins Tracy to reflect on a life-altering chapter after suffering a near-fatal heart attack in 2024. He opens up about his road to recovery and the struggles that followed, along with the overwhelming generosity and support he received from family, friends and fellow artists that helped carry him through. Throughout the episode, Tracy and Colt dig into the lessons that come with surviving something that forces you to slow down, the belief that everything happens for a reason and finding out who your friends are. With renewed purpose and goals to get back on stage, this moving episode is a reminder of resilience, perspective and the power of human connection.

Welcome back on board TL’s Road House! Tracy Lawrence sits down with country singer-songwriter Lanie Gardner to talk musical inspirations, family influence, stage nerves and more. A North Carolina native with traditional roots, Lanie first blew fans away in 2020 when her YouTube cover of “Dreams” by Fleetwood Mac went viral. Before that, she was learning guitar and singing alongside her dad from an early age. Her career has quickly taken off with a record deal right out of college, opening for major acts like the Jonas Brothers, Jelly Roll and Cody Johnson, and she most recently released her sophomore album, Faded Polaroids. Tracy and Lanie get real about life lessons they have learned, while also bonding over their go-to Broadway bars, and the memories made along the way. Tune in for a fun and heartfelt conversation with one of country music’s fastest-rising stars!

TL’s Road House is off to The Natural State this week! Tracy welcomes fellow Arkansas native Joe Nichols for a hometown-rooted conversation about growing up in the south, reaching legend status and cheering on their beloved Razorbacks in college football. Joe Nichols hit the Nashville scene in 2002 with his hit single “Brokenheartsville” and followed with a string of No.1s that placed him in modern country music history. In the episode, Tracy and Joe share a love for their Arkansas Razorbacks: telling stories of favorite rivalries and home games, along with what ‘90s country means to them and how they’ve developed since then! Joe talks about his childhood, coming from a musical family and how it shaped his classic sound he’s known for today. Listen now for a nostalgic look at how Joe’s Arkansas roots continue to inspire him!

One update Buckle up—this week on TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence sits down with country renegade Kip Moore for a conversation you don’t want to miss. Best known for his 2x Platinum song “Somethin’ ‘Bout A Truck” and his americana-rock sound, Kip Moore has made his way in Nashville and all over the world. Post-pandemic, Moore’s records picked up traction in Australia, Europe and South Africa - leading him to sell out arenas and stadiums year after year across oceans! The two find common ground on the topic of their live show, life on the road with their band and how they stay a fan of country music so far into their careers. Turn up the volume and tune in now for a side-stage glance!

Get ready for a ride… TL’s Road House is back! This week on the bus, Tracy Lawrence welcomes country superstar Rodney Atkins for a tell-all conversation covering old school vs. new school writing and today’s rising stars, filled with the kind of energy only a true hitmaker can bring. Atkins has been a pioneer in the country music industry, with his songs going No. 1 in the back of every ‘90s truck. The two icons discuss the heartwarming change they’re seeing in the fans at their shows, Atkins’ six Billboard No. 1 singles (describing them as “life songs”) and which writers he took advice from as he was making his way in Nashville. Tune in today for a casual conversation between two old friends!

Tracy Lawrence welcomes the eight-time ACM Group of the Year Old Dominion on the bus this week for an all-new episode of TL’s Road House. Old Dominion takes Tracy back to the beginning – discussing how the group got together and their first gigs to multiple No. 1 hits and award wins. The artists take a trip down memory lane to talk about the charm of Music Row that brought them to Nashville and how it’s grown. Old Dominion talks about the inspiration they received from Tracy and how their paths have crossed throughout their careers, as well as other musical inspirations. The group is now hitting the road on their headline tour this fall and will visit cities nationwide. Tune in today!

Hop on the bus for this week’s episode of TL’s Road House as Tracy Lawrence welcomes Greylan James: hit songwriter best known for co-writing Jordan Davis’ “Next Thing You Know,” Kenny Chesney’s “Happy Does,” songs for Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton and more. James also just released his buzzy new track “Water At A Wedding,” garnering fast attention on social media. James grew up in Knoxville, TN, just five minutes away from where his idol Kenny Chesney got his start. In 2016, he made the move to Nashville and found success quickly with multiple No. 1s at Country radio as a writer. The two chat about upgrading to their first tour buses, the power of country music storytelling that’s bleeding into new genres and how hard it was to break out as an artist before grasping the importance of virility. Listen now for a side-stage look at the songwriting and rising artist world through Greylan James!

Tune in to this week’s episode of TL’s Road House as Tracy Lawrence sits down with the unforgettable Edwin McCain to talk timeless hits, songwriting secrets, the stories behind “I’ll Be” and more. The 90’s hit is universally known for its classic nature, but is just a piece of what the beloved singer-songwriter has contributed to country music. McCain has racked up 11 albums over his career, five of them charting on the Billboard 200. On the bus, the two talk about having a true passion for the music business, what it’s like to live on the road for 15 years and finding lasting friendships all over the country thanks to songwriting. Listen today for a down to earth conversation about pulling over from the fast lane!