Matt Rogers

And I love her.

Yeah.

Oh, I love that.

Brought her backstage at the Hollywood Bowl.

Adrian Pasdar, it is on site, brother.

It's really on site.

If I see you in the streets, we need to have minimum a strongly worded conversation.

Maximum, glove up.

Let's box.

Wide Open Spaces came out in the late 90s.

So I was a very young, I mean, most of my early, my mom is like my biggest inspiration in the world.

And like pretty much everything good about me is because of my mom.

And most of my like music taste comes from my mom like blaring songs in the car.

And us like driving somewhere.

I mean, we just always had to go somewhere.

Like we always had to go like, she was always rushing to get to work and drop us off at the babysitter.

Or like we had to go to like, like there just feels like we were always driving.

Cause we were.

And yeah, she would play, I feel like I really came to understand when I got a little bit older that country music by women at that time was really giving framework for a bunch of women who didn't have a formal education, giving them a framework for feminism.

And it's not like they were sitting around chatting like that, but it was the feeling of, like, I never saw the women in my life so alive as when they were listening to The Chicks and Shania Twain and Jodie Messina.