Corb Lund
speaker
252 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 10 Jul
Corb Lund’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's funny because we've developed a really great audience in the States.
It's not massive, but everywhere we go, there's hundreds.
It's not thousands.
Some places it's thousands, but it's many hundreds almost everywhere we go across the whole country, which is... I'm pretty proud of that because we don't have a lot of... You should be.
We've never been a radio band or had a lot of media.
My entire audience has been built up
one show at a time for decades.
And, and we have a really, like, we don't, we don't have many casuals at our shows, especially in the States.
Like if they're there, they're there and they know the words and they're buying the stuff and they're very committed.
So it, you know, it's kind of cool because, because I, I feel like we've, we've built that audience and they're very loyal and they're very, uh,
They're very knowledgeable about music, and it's pretty cool.
And in the West especially, like our strongest area in the U.S.
goes from Montana all the way to Texas, basically all the cowboy states, really.
And as a songwriter, you'll appreciate this, Jan.
It's tricky for Canadians to... It's tricky to maintain your identity and also be successful in the U.S.
because...
A lot of we songwriters use place names as a big thing, right?
If you put Fort Worth or Chicago or Los Angeles in a song, it has built-in resonance that everybody understands pretty much in the English-speaking world, right?
But it's much harder to use Canadian references and have them not sound hackneyed or deliberate or, you know what I'm saying?
And so your choices are either to pretend you're from Nashville or else...
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