George Birge

And he was like, I was rooting for you. And it was really cool to see. So like that, I was 10 feet tall after that conversation.

And he was like, I was rooting for you. And it was really cool to see. So like that, I was 10 feet tall after that conversation.

You just try to capture the energy when we're out there. And I will tell you, standing side stage with Lana, I've gotten to do some cool stuff, right? Like when I was with Jason and Brantley and I'm direct support for Luke Bryan all summer, which is 20,000 people in the theater is amazing.

You just try to capture the energy when we're out there. And I will tell you, standing side stage with Lana, I've gotten to do some cool stuff, right? Like when I was with Jason and Brantley and I'm direct support for Luke Bryan all summer, which is 20,000 people in the theater is amazing.

You just try to capture the energy when we're out there. And I will tell you, standing side stage with Lana, I've gotten to do some cool stuff, right? Like when I was with Jason and Brantley and I'm direct support for Luke Bryan all summer, which is 20,000 people in the theater is amazing.

hearing that crowd scream for lana before i went on stage i had my in-ears in i had my pack turned all the way up like we're just supposed to mute the crowd so you can hear what you're doing and it was so loud i couldn't hear anything and my heart was beating so i was like i don't know if i can say my last name in the microphone right now but you know you get out there and you start and adrenaline kind of kicks in and it went incredible but it is a rush like no no that's for sure

hearing that crowd scream for lana before i went on stage i had my in-ears in i had my pack turned all the way up like we're just supposed to mute the crowd so you can hear what you're doing and it was so loud i couldn't hear anything and my heart was beating so i was like i don't know if i can say my last name in the microphone right now but you know you get out there and you start and adrenaline kind of kicks in and it went incredible but it is a rush like no no that's for sure

hearing that crowd scream for lana before i went on stage i had my in-ears in i had my pack turned all the way up like we're just supposed to mute the crowd so you can hear what you're doing and it was so loud i couldn't hear anything and my heart was beating so i was like i don't know if i can say my last name in the microphone right now but you know you get out there and you start and adrenaline kind of kicks in and it went incredible but it is a rush like no no that's for sure

I think that's such a good question. I grew up on country music. It's basically all I ever listened to. And it's sacred to me, right? Like it's my memories of my dad and I in the truck and songs that like I would just get lost in and I would plug my own memories in it.

I think that's such a good question. I grew up on country music. It's basically all I ever listened to. And it's sacred to me, right? Like it's my memories of my dad and I in the truck and songs that like I would just get lost in and I would plug my own memories in it.

I think that's such a good question. I grew up on country music. It's basically all I ever listened to. And it's sacred to me, right? Like it's my memories of my dad and I in the truck and songs that like I would just get lost in and I would plug my own memories in it.

And like I still remember my dad like showing me his favorite songs and Willie Nelson and George Strait and falling in love with it. And I think that country is such a unique genre because it is super family and friends based and it's so connected and it's values based. And I think there's a lot of strength in that.

And like I still remember my dad like showing me his favorite songs and Willie Nelson and George Strait and falling in love with it. And I think that country is such a unique genre because it is super family and friends based and it's so connected and it's values based. And I think there's a lot of strength in that.

And like I still remember my dad like showing me his favorite songs and Willie Nelson and George Strait and falling in love with it. And I think that country is such a unique genre because it is super family and friends based and it's so connected and it's values based. And I think there's a lot of strength in that.

But I also think that I'm so excited that the genre that I personally love and that I've made my life goal to grow is in such a huge spotlight right now. Now, I do think that there's a right and a wrong way to do it. I think that if you want to come into country music,

But I also think that I'm so excited that the genre that I personally love and that I've made my life goal to grow is in such a huge spotlight right now. Now, I do think that there's a right and a wrong way to do it. I think that if you want to come into country music,

But I also think that I'm so excited that the genre that I personally love and that I've made my life goal to grow is in such a huge spotlight right now. Now, I do think that there's a right and a wrong way to do it. I think that if you want to come into country music,

I think having a background in it, you know, knowing who the stars before you were, knowing their songs, knowing what the influences were and using that to like create the country sound that you're wanting to create, I think is an awesome way to do.

I think having a background in it, you know, knowing who the stars before you were, knowing their songs, knowing what the influences were and using that to like create the country sound that you're wanting to create, I think is an awesome way to do.

I think having a background in it, you know, knowing who the stars before you were, knowing their songs, knowing what the influences were and using that to like create the country sound that you're wanting to create, I think is an awesome way to do.