Dustin Lynch

And they taped a DVD there called Alive at Red Rocks. And whenever I was in my original band in high school-

And they taped a DVD there called Alive at Red Rocks. And whenever I was in my original band in high school-

those were the guys that were kind of popping off and that dvd came out and we played that dvd we dressed like them we tried you know we did everything like that and um and i always said from day one i'm gonna play red rocks and and um and i don't want to open for anyone there until i headline it so um yeah the goal the goal came and um you know it's it's it's just a special to invite the original band members out

those were the guys that were kind of popping off and that dvd came out and we played that dvd we dressed like them we tried you know we did everything like that and um and i always said from day one i'm gonna play red rocks and and um and i don't want to open for anyone there until i headline it so um yeah the goal the goal came and um you know it's it's it's just a special to invite the original band members out

to have them sit on stage and us play, you know, the original four guys. They're all great musicians.

to have them sit on stage and us play, you know, the original four guys. They're all great musicians.

Yeah, they still play in church. They play, like my guitar player will still go busk in the park. Oh, cool. So they all have different professions. One's an architect, one's an attorney, one's an art teacher, but they all are still playing music. Just not, you know, I guess for a full-time living, but they're all still great musicians and love it. And

Yeah, they still play in church. They play, like my guitar player will still go busk in the park. Oh, cool. So they all have different professions. One's an architect, one's an attorney, one's an art teacher, but they all are still playing music. Just not, you know, I guess for a full-time living, but they're all still great musicians and love it. And

I can see us like later in life, you know, when we're way out in our years having a regular gig down in Key West somewhere. Just chilling, playing.

I can see us like later in life, you know, when we're way out in our years having a regular gig down in Key West somewhere. Just chilling, playing.

Yeah, right. Playing some Jimmy Buffett. Yeah, do one night a month down there at whatever bar would be fun.

Yeah, right. Playing some Jimmy Buffett. Yeah, do one night a month down there at whatever bar would be fun.

Yeah, it's, at this point,

Yeah, it's, at this point,

it's how okay how do we how do we do something different you know because we've been around for 12 years how do we walk out on country thunder you know in arizona and go all right that's a competitive market absolutely how can we come out and give them something different we didn't give them last time um it starts early on in the rehearsal process and there's just some there's a magic about it i think it's what i fell in love with when i was 15 in my buddy's garage when we were trying to put our first show together there's that magic of

it's how okay how do we how do we do something different you know because we've been around for 12 years how do we walk out on country thunder you know in arizona and go all right that's a competitive market absolutely how can we come out and give them something different we didn't give them last time um it starts early on in the rehearsal process and there's just some there's a magic about it i think it's what i fell in love with when i was 15 in my buddy's garage when we were trying to put our first show together there's that magic of

of just shedding it, feeling it. You've got to get in the garage and get your hands in the grease and then create an experience, an emotional experience and connection with your fans. You want to hit them a certain way out of the gate and then you want to bring them to a certain point.

of just shedding it, feeling it. You've got to get in the garage and get your hands in the grease and then create an experience, an emotional experience and connection with your fans. You want to hit them a certain way out of the gate and then you want to bring them to a certain point.

And the ups and downs of that show, the ebb and flow of the show, and then creating those moments of interaction, you know, because... What I think people love about concerts and they'll never go away. It's the human experience and that human connection. Some of those conversations can lead people to certain places and then you hit them with this song and it means a little something different.

And the ups and downs of that show, the ebb and flow of the show, and then creating those moments of interaction, you know, because... What I think people love about concerts and they'll never go away. It's the human experience and that human connection. Some of those conversations can lead people to certain places and then you hit them with this song and it means a little something different.