Gavin Adcock
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73 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer · From Football to Flying Beers with Gavin Adcock · 17 Apr 2025
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Yeah, it's real crazy to me when a song that I let out, I'm real into the numbers. I love watching how this one streamed compared to that one and the different scenarios and the holidays. And if people are in school, people are out of school, what date it fell on, what other stuff's going on around it. And there'll be songs that I go, that one didn't stream as good as that one.
And we go to play it at a show two, three weeks after it's out. And they sing every word. And it's really refreshing to go, okay, they're listening. They just maybe like this one better than that one. It's really cool to have the fans sing along to something that you wrote and put your heart into and you come up with it.
Oh, yeah. I get up and see how they're doing. Spotify and Apple, as of recently, Apple added it, but it tells you how many people are listening at one time. Oh, wow. So I get up in the morning by about 9, 9.30, check it, and... I watch it enough to know if it's high or low for that day. And I know if tomorrow's streams that come out, how they're going to be.
I watched it when I first started, and it would say 13 people are listening right now. And by about 11 o'clock at night, it would say zero people are listening right now. And I'll check it. at its peak, and there'll be 5,000, 6,000 people listening nowadays at a time on Spotify, and that's just amazing.
Give it up to my manager Saxon was there from nearly the beginning and the first show I ever played he was there probably about six months after we met and I was picking up speed I was like one day I'm gonna need a manager Saxon we'd become friends and I'd drive up from Georgia and stay on his couch Bradley Jordan at Peachtree Entertainment lives in Athens and
And I was real cut off from everything else because I was like, I'm too new in this. I don't want to deal with people on the outside. I need to make it myself before I join Nashville and I join agent, management, anything. And me and him went to lunch and he was like, let's book you some shows. So I started playing some little tiny clubs in Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi.
And they were selling pretty good. So those two were there with me from the beginning.
Yeah, he broke a few acts early on and found them and put them in their early day shows, which is awesome. At first I was like, I don't know, but I'm glad I took the chance and started playing the shows.
I like going somewhere I've never been and just seeing the reaction before we go on stage. Maybe we hit it hard the Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and you're whooped, and you're backstage, and all the band's kind of whooped. I'm ready for an off day, and the fans are just...
they hadn't they hadn't had that the past few days so their their energy feeds into you you can hear it down the hallway into the green room and they're chanting and screaming and having a good time and we take a shot of liquor and get stirred up and everybody's this is great we're good to go um talking about your influences so skinner was a big influence for you yeah they're uh they're a great bunch of guys those guys
Yeah, it was pretty crazy. We opened up for them on the Rock of the Countries last year, those dates. So that was a surreal moment for me to open up for Kid Rock and Skinner and Travis Tritt and a bunch of people I listened to when I was in a car seat, which is just mind-blowing to me.
I love all of them for different reasons. The club, if you can get a set of 800 people playing, I feel like a club's like 200 to 800 to 1,000 people. If you can get those people with the right energy, it's so compact, it's insane how good it feels in there. And also how trashy it kind of feels. The PA's screaming.
There's a lot of different noise that the front of house dude has to work to get through in there. Festivals are really cool to me because if there's... 12 to 20 acts on a festival, there's only a select of them that came there just to see me. And a lot of people don't know who I am when I get there.
But that's great for me because I give them the opportunity to walk out of there and go, I don't know who that Gavin Hancock dude is, but we're going to see him again. And then arenas are just... Amazing because when it's dark and it's just people about as far as I can see in there and it sounds so good, I love a good sounding arena.
That's where I feel like I've sounded the best so far in my career. That's fantastic.
Who are you taking out with you? Well, we took out Vincent Mason last fall and me and him let out a song together in November. and we sold out the first Acting Up Again tour, and we're in the middle of the Acting Up Again again tour, and we took out Fox and Veed, which is a rowdy rock band that's on the come up right now. They just let out a new song.
And Will Jones, which is a more traditional sounding country artist, he's going to be coming out with us this Friday on the East Coast. And we split up this tour with Fox and Beat and them. And in the fall, we've got Baker Blankenship.
which he played a show at a rodeo with us recently, and we hung out, Braxton Keith, and we've hung out at a couple festivals and things run into each other, and Lanie Gardner, and she's having a moment right now. She's doing a song, Warren Ziders, and she's letting out her own stuff, and she's gaining popularity, so I'm excited about having all those people on.
Not yet. We're going with Wallen to Canada coming up in the summer. And 2026, we're going to Australia to play, what's the festival called? CMC Rocks.
Yeah. And I'm excited about that. I'm going to definitely get me a bed on the plane.
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