Troy Vollhoffer
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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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On the Bus with Troy Vollhoffer · From Backroom Bars to Broadway with Dustin Lynch · 20 Mar 2025
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That's fantastic. So where do you see Dustin Lynch in five years?
So was that the electronic thing that you did?
My last question for you would be, what do you think Dustin Lynch's goals are? You just stated your touring goals, your career goals, but your personal goals. What do you want to improve on? What do you want to get more of? Do you want to golf more? Do you want to be more on the water a little bit more? Because I mean, touring is... Hard on the body. It is. We all know that.
And, you know, people think that, you know, being on a beautiful tour bus and going down the road and stopping at truck stops is great. It is great in its own way. It sure is. But it does tax you.
Fabulous.
I laughed talking about your big brothers in the business. You take Tim McGraw, for instance, I remember having a conversation with Tim McGraw probably 15 years ago. And he's like, man, when I hit 50, I'm done. Well, now you're 50 in late fifties and he's still rocking. And as good, better than ever, at least in my opinion, I think he's absolutely brilliant and still rocking out there.
Well, I would like to thank you very much for coming over today and having this conversation. It was great. And I wish you the best in 25. And here's some fun on the road this year. Absolutely. It's great to see you. Thanks so much. Thanks, Dustin. Before we wrap up the show today, I wanted to introduce you to a new segment called Thunderstrike.
In this segment, it's where we're going to share a song with one of the artists that's playing the festival this year. This week, it's Riley Greene, Damn Good Day to Leave. Released in March of 24, this single was one of the most added singles to radio with 84 in its first week of ads. This song's about a man who breaks up with his girlfriend. And instead of the gray sky above, it's blue.
And he continues to experience the opposite of every love song. The song was the second single released off the album, Ain't My Last Rodeo. Rally V8 Country Thunder, Thursday, April 10th in Arizona, May 2nd in Florida, and August 17th in Calgary, Alberta. Make sure you check out countrythunder.com for tickets. Until next time. We're on the bus. This is Troy Wallhoffer. Take it away, Riley.
We'd like to thank Dustin Lynch for coming over today and having this great interview. We got to know a lot about Dustin Lynch today. One of my favorite things about Dustin is he actually came from the bar scene where you actually have to entertain to get that one person who's talking to his girlfriend to actually pay attention to you as an artist.
Fabulous interview, great guy, great career, and I wish him the best going forward. Be sure to follow Country Thunder on all our social platforms at Country Thunder. We have new episodes dropping bi-monthly. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast so you know when the new episodes hit the feed.
Hey everybody, it's Troy Volhoffer on the bus at Country Thunder. Today we're having a very unique artist, Coetzee, on. We're going to talk a lot about what's going on in your life and what's going on on the road. And let's talk about where you were last night.
Get right back on that horse.
So you're from Pittsburgh, Texas. Yeah. So what was it like growing up in Pittsburgh, Texas?
Well, we're glad you did that and made that choice because, you know, sure, enjoying your music. And so a lot of our listeners, this podcast is throughout North America. And so there's some Canadian listeners. And as we know, the whole Texas scene is a whole scene to itself. I don't think a lot of people understand that there's like two different worlds. There's Nashville and then there's Texas.
And so you started out in the Texas scene where there's a lot of artists who make a living never leaving Texas.
Yeah, it seems like that has kind of diminished a little bit.
So you signed your big deal with Columbia in 2020. What was it like to get your first record deal?
So like your tunes are fused with a bunch of different genres. And what were your influences? Like what made the creative edge that you have now?
Yeah, because I really dig how you just smash stuff together. It's killer. It's so unique and it's so refreshing. Thank you. It's awesome. I really enjoy your tunes. Let's talk about this single, Damn Near Normal.
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