Luke Grimes

Yeah.

Yeah, it's proving pretty difficult, and I have an 18-month-old in the mix.

Oh, that too.

So no sleep?

Yeah, we're getting there.

The music thing is sort of – it's kind of nice because there's not a lot of pressure on it.

For me, I have a day job.

I have this thing that supports my family, and the music I can do to –

My passion level, and I wouldn't do it to the point where I'm away from my family too much.

I like making the music.

Touring is kind of hard, and it's also new for me.

So learning how to do that at 40 was kind of interesting.

I feel like in my 20s, that would have been the most fun ever.

Sleeping on a bus with 12 dudes and just going from city to city.

You know, drinking backstage and playing country music, that would have been a blast.

But I'm, you know, too old for to do that the right way.

When you're on a full blown tour, the way that it financially works the best is to just stay kind of going.

So you're doing like three shows like Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

Because you've got the bus rented.

You've got all the equipment rented.