Justin Moore
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78 appearances
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1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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they come out when they're out of school and they don't have stuff going on which i love but yeah we'll we'll do that uh the fairs and festivals and then like i said we've done a bunch of tours with other people we've done a lot of our own you know hard ticket tours over the years and um really enjoy that as well you know we're i kind of enjoy a mixture of all of the above like every kind of concert setting yeah i really like the arenas but i would miss not doing
the festival type stuff where it's an all-day thing and you get to say hey to your buddies and yeah it's kind of like a hang yeah really kind of like a family reunion you know and i always say like the obviously the state fairs but the county fairs i enjoy too you know some of some of those are so much fun because for me growing up you know if you had somebody come in with let's say two hits
they're just popping on the radio or on the scene, maybe three hits, whatever. I mean, you think you're watching Elvis Presley. Absolutely. Because they're coming to these little bitty towns, and I'm like, and then there's 2,000 people in the town, and there's 6,000 people at the show. Yeah.
Yeah, that was the ones I got to go to growing up. I saw Clint Black and Diamond Rio and all these Charlie Daniels. And so I enjoy that, too, because I know. the 12-year-old out there that maybe don't get the opportunity to go into the whatever, you know, major city in the area. Maybe the parents can't afford that ticket or it sells out way too, you know, whatever.
And so I enjoy that because I was that kid. I love the fair business.
It does, man. You know, selfishly, I'm a more traditional artist, obviously. We doggy paddled for a while during the, you know, to stay afloat during the... The bro country. I didn't name it bro country. Everybody gets offended by that. Who named it? Hell, I don't know.
Yeah, it wasn't really my personal thing. If I turn on the radio, that ain't what I want to hear, but... Clearly, there was an audience for it. Yeah. But we didn't really do that. And we kind of, I'm proud of the fact that... You just plowed through it, right? We just kind of kept doing our thing. And for whatever reason, radio stuck with us.
And, I mean, people like yourself stuck with us, kept giving us business on the road. And now it's kind of come back to more... Oh, yes.
What we've always done, which... you know, selfishly, I'm like, yeah, awesome.
And I mean, there's room for all of it. That's what I've always said.
think the fans can see through the bs absolutely if you're genuine and real i don't care if you're pop country rap country rock country country country if you're real with them they're gonna dig it i mean i i've just always said that and i've always believed that i agree maybe three artists that inspired you to do what you do today charlie daniels top of the list oh what a loss
Man, I got an opportunity. A lot of it was playing shows together through the years and stuff. Just, you know, festivals and fairs and that kind of stuff. But I got an opportunity, I don't know, maybe the last five, six years of his life to get to know him and become pretty close. I mean, he was... He reminded me a lot of my grandfather, and he treated me as such.
I don't know why he was so kind to me, but he just always was. And I'll never forget the first time I'm playing the Opry ever. This is like 08, and I'm nervous as all get out. And somebody comes from my label and goes, you want to meet Charlie Daniels? I'm like, of course, yes. Are you kidding me? And Charlie could tell this first time we ever met, he could tell I was nervous.
He's like, yeah, I'm like, I'm pretty nervous, man. I said, you know, first of all, I'm nervous to meet him because he's one of my heroes. You know, so I'm already freaking out about that, of course. And then debuting on the Opry, I said,
you know I never get nervous to play music ever I just I don't except for church and the opera and he goes that's cause it means something to you if it didn't make you nervous you ought not be here and I've never forgot that I looked up to him just as a man obviously an artist who he was brilliant he was brilliant but Just as a man, as a Christian, he really inspires me today still.
As far as musically, Hank Jr. I'm a hybrid of traditional sounding country and Southern Rock. I always loved Southern Rock, Skinner and Allman Brothers, ZZ Top, all those guys. And I thought he did it probably as well. Both of those guys, Charlie and him, did it as well or better than anybody. And then three, boy, that's tough. Probably got to go George Strait. Had the opportunity to...
play a show in Little Rock, which is right near my house with him. I saw they announced he was coming and called my booking agent, who you know. I'm like, I don't care if they even paid me, but if somebody else opens this show.
And it's not me, I'm going to be livid. I don't know if we made a dime that night, but it didn't make a dime.
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