TL's Road House

The Wilder Blue have built their career on doing things their own way, and this week, the band’s Zane Williams and Sean Rodriguez sit down with Tracy Lawrence to talk about the road that brought them to their fifth album, Cinco. Zane shares how his years as a solo artist inspired him to build his “dream band,” bringing together five musicians with different strengths and influences to create something entirely their own. The guys dive into the making of their most recent project and the wide range of sounds that have shaped their music. Zane and Sean also get into the realities of keeping an independent band moving, from long drives and packed touring schedules to building an audience largely through live shows and word of mouth. Along the way, they talk musical influences, life outside of music and how The Wilder Blue got its name.

Tracy Lawrence catches up with Multi-Platinum hitmaker Justin Moore this week for an honest conversation about recent life updates, music, sports and everything in between. Justin opens up about his recent decision to step back from the spotlight to get the help he needed for his health and get sober. Now back on the road with Riley Green and already working on new music for next year, Justin is ready for what’s ahead. The two reflect on the lessons that come with life on the road and years spent in the music business, while also diving into the world of sports. As co-host of the morning sports talk show “Morning Mayhem,” he gets into college athletics with Tracy, as the two share their takes on how much the game has changed and where it could be headed. With plenty of stories, opinions and experience between them, there’s no telling where the conversation will go.

TL’s Road House welcomes multi-platinum country rocker Brantley Gilbert back in the studio for this week’s episode! Fresh off the release of his eighth studio album, Sins of the Father, Brantley sits down with Tracy for a real-talk kind of conversation about the stories behind the tracks and the new season of life he’s in now. From the lessons he’s learned during the highs and lows of his career to navigating the challenges of fatherhood, Brantley opens up about the mistakes he’s made, the growth that came from them and how those experiences have influenced his latest music. As Brantley reflects on his journey, he and Tracy discuss the moments that have shaped them into the men, fathers and artists they are today. And of course, no episode of TL’s Road House is complete without a few crazy stories about their wildest fan encounters and rowdiest rockstar antics that only happen out on the road.

Jamey Johnson stops by TL’s Road House for a thoughtful conversation with Tracy Lawrence about songwriting, the evolving country music industry and staying true to yourself through every season of life. Jamey reflects on how his perspective has changed over the years, from his approach to writing songs and making records to redefining what success means to him. The two also share stories from their early days in Nashville, discuss the lasting influence of country music legends like Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and George Jones, and the importance of giving back through charitable work. As Tracy gets ready to join Jamey for his upcoming birthday celebration at the Grand Ole Opry, the two longtime friends look back on the experiences that have shaped their careers and the values that continue to guide them today.

It’s Pardi time on this week’s episode of TL’s Road House. Jon Pardi sits down with Tracy Lawrence for a conversation that traces his path from Northern California to Nashville and the experiences that helped build his career. Before hits like “Head Over Boots” and “Heartache on the Dance Floor,” Jon was playing bars with his college band, which led him to make the move to Music City in 2008. In this episode, he shares the lessons he’s learned about building relationships and the ins and outs of the music business that havehelped him find his place as an artist. Tracy and Jon also discuss life offstage, from hunting and ranch projects to sobriety and finding balance after years spent on the road. Listen in for a can’t miss episode with one of country music’s most recognizable voices.

Get ready for a brand new episode of TL’s Road House featuring singer-songwriter Eric Paslay. Tracy Lawrence catches up with his longtime friend to talk about life on the farm, renovating an old farmhouse, touring overseas and the songwriting journey that took him from Texas to Nashville. Eric shares stories behind some of his biggest hits, including “Friday Night,” “Barefoot Blue Jean Night” and “Rewind,” while offering an inside look at Nashville’s songwriting culture and how great songs come to life. Tracy and Eric take a deeper look into the evolution of country music, the creative process, Eric’s deep family roots in music and his passion for helping others through his work with Type 1 diabetes advocacy. Pull up a chair for a conversation full of songwriting stories, country music history and plenty of laughs.

TL’s Road House returns this week with fast-rising country artist Braxton Keith. The Texas native joins Tracy to talk about growing up in Midland, discovering traditional country music through his grandparents’ vinyl collection and building a career rooted in classic country sounds. Braxton opens up about leaving college behind as his music career started taking off, the influence of artists like George Strait, Merle Haggard and Marty Robbins and what inspired his debut album ‘Real Damn Deal.’ The two also dive into touring life, Texas dancehall culture, AI in music and Braxton’s growing fanbase across the country. Get ready to hear more about his journey from West Texas bars to becoming one of country music’s most talked-about rising stars.

TL’s Road House returns this week with a brand new episode! Tracy Lawrence sits down with fast-rising country artist Tyler Nance to talk about where he comes from and where he’s going. Growing up on a farm in the middle of nowhere Missouri, Tyler didn’t pick up a guitar until he was 19 years old but quickly discovered his passion for music and hasn’t looked back since. Tracy and Tyler dive into his previous career as a traveling welder, the path that led him to Nashville and his recent debut album Midwest Memoir. Tracy also shares some exciting news that Tyler will make his Grand Ole Opry debut on June 16. Tune in to hear more and catch the special moment!

A new episode is here! This week, Tracy sits down with country artist Parker McCollum for a conversation that traces his journey from touring in a van in the early days to becoming a staple in the Texas country scene and beyond. Parker looks back on his first time headlining the Houston Rodeo and what it’s been like returning to that stage now for the fourth time. Parker and Tracy also dive into his new Deluxe of his self-titled album, his roots in Texas country and the unexpected realities that have come with success. Tune in to hear Parker and Tracy share more about their touring experiences, hobbies and more.

On this week’s TL’s Road House, Tracy sits down with rising folk-country artist Waylon Wyatt to discuss his rapid rise as a teenager in small-town Arkansas posting on TikTok to now headlining major U.S. venues and selling out stages around the world. Known for his raw, red dirt take on Americana, Waylon reflects on writing his first song while working construction with his dad andgetting signed to a label soon after. Listen in on the full conversation to hear more about Waylon’s hits like “Arkansas Diamond” and “Jailbreak,” the values that keep him grounded and what lies ahead for the breakout artist.

TL’s Road House is back with another episode! This week, Alabama-born duo Muscadine Bloodline joins Tracy in studio for a lighthearted conversation ranging from how they got started to their love of fishing. Charlie Muncaster and Gary Stanton have spent nearly a decade carving out their own lane as independent artists, building a loyal fanbase through six albums, electric live shows and their breakout hit “Porch Swing Angel.” After sharing the road with popular artists like Post Malone and Lainey Wilson, they reflect on their journey from growing up on the Gulf Coast of Alabama to becoming one of country music’s most distinctive duos. Tune in to hear more about their deep-rooted love of music, the inspiration behind their lyrical storytelling and the moments that have shaped their sound and connection with fans along the way.

TL’s Road House is revving up for another episode! This week, Tracy sits down with one of his longtime bandmates Joe Caverlee for a laid-back, laughter-filled conversation shaped by 20+ years on the road together. From an early age, Joe picked up guitar and piano before discovering a violin tucked away in his grandma’s attic. He quickly began his classical training at the age of 10 before sparking a passion for bluegrass at 13. His musical talent has carried him far since launching his career in the ’90s and continues today as Tracy’s bandleader, along with the soon to be release of his solo bluegrass album, This Side Of The Grass. In this episode, Tracy and Joe reflect on their musical influences, the early days of starting out in Nashville, their biggest career highlights and the many memories they’ve shared along the way.

TL’s Road House is back with two-time GRAMMY Award winner Kristian Bush for a wide-ranging conversation with one of country music’s most dynamic creatives. From co-founding the hit duo Sugarland to his early days in Billy Pilgrim, launching a solo career and forming the improvisational rock band Dark Water, Kristian has lived many musical lives. In recent years, he’s also become an in-demand songwriter and producer, playing a key role in discovering and producing artists like Megan Moroney, Runaway June and more. In this episode, Tracy and Kristian dig into the highs and hard lessons of a long-lasting career, the realities of navigating fame and success and the importance of evolving with purpose. Hop on board with Tracy and Kristian for an honest, insightful and entertaining ride through their careers that continue to shape modern country music.