Troy Vollhoffer
speaker
351 appearances
9 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard May 2025
Troy Vollhoffer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The captive audience. Yeah.
12, 13?
So since this is your passion, my question to you is, do you think you've ever worked a day? I don't mean working a day in the sense of not working hard, but working a day where it's like, I don't want to do this anymore.
But it is work because when you have to go and do meet and greets when you're not, you may have the stomach flu or whatever and not feeling your best, you got to put your best on every day. I mean, you have this persona that you're carrying and I mean, it's very important to your career. That is work.
Yeah, but like we keep it real. I think it's the coolest thing ever.
You seem like you really get along. We do.
I'm in.
Let's take care of our skincare.
That's fantastic. I'm so happy because there's a lot of stories about duos that, you know, aren't so happy. I've been through a couple of breakups with different bands that I have been a part of around. And, you know, the irony is that everyone tries to go out and do it on their own. And then they always come back to their partner. Better together. Better together. A hundred percent.
And you can go through the list of duos. who've done that and they're back together and doing better than they've ever done. So there's something to be said about getting along.
So let's talk about... The writing. I assume you write.
I mean, you've been doing it a long time. So where do you pop your ideas from? And are you lyrically driven or are you melody driven? And what comes first in your process? Because everyone has a process, right? Right.
So I've always wondered what it was like, and I've never been in a writer's room before. So y'all go into a room and you have friends in there, other writers, maybe some that are more accomplished than you, or maybe some that are less accomplished than you. What's that vibe like when you have three other people in the room with y'all?
But sometimes, yeah, with some of these writers... I love that you have each other's back. Oh, we always have side notes. Mostly supportive. I love that.
Well, that's very special. So how is it to play, you know, when you play a big festival and you have an early slot and there's not a lot of people out there. So how do you inspire yourselves to go out there and kick ass and...
be who you are be tiger lily gold and just like we're going to make an impact and be inspired like yeah because that's got to be self-inspiring it is the audience you have to they're walking in and they're kind of getting you know not everybody wakes up for the 3 p.m or Or you do whatever you want.
How can we do this today? Yeah.
I love that. Yeah. Because I've spoken to a lot of artists throughout the course of my career of having these late night discussions of, you know, different topics and about performing and I'm, I'm totally intrigued by it because I come from an era where, where you came from, where, where artists work their way through the bars and, and learning really how to entertain.
And then we got thrown into this, you know, era right now where some of these kids, um, I've never played in front of a live audience before and they're having success and all of a sudden, voila. And a lot of great, you know, some of them naturals, you know, and I, and, and, but some aren't.
And it's interesting to see how that works and, and having great fame and not being able to perform or they, that's like oil and vinegar. It's hard. It doesn't work. Right.
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