Macon Has Such A Rich Musical History

For Every Album, I Look At Where I'm At In My Career And Think Of A Title That Kind Of Represents That. And For Me, 'night Train' Was Kind Of A Metaphor For Where Things Have Gone, From Being On One Bus With 12 Other Guys, Pulling A Trailer My First Few Years On The Road, To Now. We're Out Here With Six Or Seven Buses And Eight Or Nine Semis.

My Goal Is That When The Last Song Is Over, And You're Walking Back To The Parking Lot, You're Already On Your Phone Searching To Find The Next Show.

I Don't Know If Nashville Will Ever Be Ousted As The Music City. But I Also Think That Here, Over The Last Few Years, Georgia Has Definitely Kind Of Risen To The Top As Far As The Crop Of Young Artists Coming Out Of This Area That Are Kind Of Making Waves, You Know?

There's Nothing Cooler Than A Good Fitting, Worn-in Pair Of Wrangler Jeans, So It's Great That With The New Retro Line, My Fans Can Go Out And Rock The Same Styles That I Love.

The Worst Gig Story I Have Is From A Club In Alabama That I Think Is Still Up And Running, So I Won't Name The Name Of The Club. We Got Hired In There To Play, And The Owner Was Pretty Annoying. He Kept Coming Up To Me During The Show And Asking Me To Play 'purple Rain.'