Troy Vollhoffer

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On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer · From Backroom Bars to Broadway with Dustin Lynch · 20 Mar 2025 podcast

Well, I hope everybody's in party mode because we have a great show today. This artist has been working hard over the past decade, cranking out 10 number one hits on country radio, including Good Girl, Seeing Red, Stars Like Confetti, and Chevrolet, featuring none other than Jelly Roll. It is quoted that he has built one of the most consistent recording careers in modern country music.

He's logged up with 4.4 billion global streams. There's no stopping him. Please welcome gold, platinum, and multi-platinum recording artist, Dustin Lynch. It's great to meet you, Dustin, again. Yeah, good to be with you. Absolutely. So let's talk about what you've been doing lately. I saw that you were down in Mexico, and I think I came in the same plane, like the plane behind you. Yeah.

And you guys are loading your gear out, and you and your tour manager, I believe, the other day. And let's talk about that. Talk about Mexico.

I wish I was there. Let's go back to like the beginning. I mean, very few artists are actually from Tennessee who, you know, you're from Tullahoma. Tell me about the beginning. Tell me about... When you started, you started playing guitar, then you gave it up for a bit and then came back around 16, I believe, and started playing guitar again.

And just elaborate on the beginnings of Dustin Lynch as an artist.

So when you came to Nashville at Lipscomb, is that when you made your entree into the Bluebird?

Just for our listeners, the Bluebird Cafe is an iconic room in Nashville that is primarily utilized for songwriters and it has been, it's historic. I mean, it's like the cathedral for songwriters, I would say.

So let's talk about when you got your record deal. The very first record, I mean, it went to number one. It was a great success. How did that come about?

Let's talk about playing that song live right now. What's that, 10 years after? That was 2012, wasn't it?

12 years ago. Still resonates, doesn't it?

So the second record, you got an amazing success. It went double platinum, I believe. Let's talk about that record.

Being in the studio is one thing, playing live is a whole other aspect of show business. Who would you say was your, who you modeled yourself after live, who you would watch the videos and watch them live and, you know, who was that for you?

Yeah.

Oh, that's fantastic.

I mean, I saw your show live. I was totally blown away.

I think it's a great live show. It's got all the components in that show. So moving on to today. So let's talk about Dustin Lynch in 2025. Mm-hmm. Here we are getting ready for a big year, I'm assuming. We're ramping up. Tour starts in April.

Let's talk about that for a sec.

We did, yeah. Let's go back to New Year's Eve. Let's start on New Year's Eve. How did that go? And tell me how you got involved in New Year's Eve because that's a big impact. I mean, that's a-

Yeah, I agree. It's an interesting time right now. And it seems like every decade, there seems to be this time period where we have kind of a shift. And I guess my question to you would be, Dustin Lynch, from a music standpoint, where do you see you fitting into the next five years of music in your career? What path are you going down? Because there's so many different paths right now.

And so many different styles of country music. What's Dustin Lynch going to do?

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