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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64 years old. 64 years old and loves the road still. What's Joanie like?
She's a legend.
You're getting paid this year. I'm in the money this year. You're in the money. Thanks to Billy Bob. Cause he was like, it's coming out of his guarantee.
Turning it around, yeah. But the best thing about being out there, so if we're going to talk about it, let's talk about it. So it's my golf, and it's my time to relax, and I have a blast doing it, and my band is really, really good. And the afternoon at 3 o'clock, We roll into a town in the middle of the night and all three buses are parked, you know. Three buses. We're now three buses.
No, it's Billy Bob's. Billy's on one bus.
Yeah, exactly. So we're there and he goes, oh man, I love it. They think that I'm on your bus and I have people outside my bus. So they have these collectors who bring 15, 30 posters and hats and memorabilia and all this stuff. And they're there at like seven o'clock in the morning and they're not coming to the show. They're only there for Billy Bob to actually sign and do whatever he does.
So about one o'clock in the afternoon, Billy Bob Thornton comes off his bus with a Bud Light and a ciggy in his hand. And he signs until everything is done. And then he comes to my bus. And he goes, oh. And he goes, all right, story time. And he starts telling us Hollywood stories. And he's told my wife and I some of the best stories I've ever heard. I'm a fan of old Hollywood. Right.
And he came in right when old Hollywood was kind of at the end of old Hollywood. He told me some stories about Hollywood. Being at these dinners on Sunday night and with Liz Taylor, who became a good friend of his. Great Hollywood stories. But he's just a great guy and he's a great guy to hang out with. But one thing he truly is, he's a great artist. He's a great artist musically.
And it was so funny because he came on the bus last year at 3 o'clock, his usual time when he shows up. And he said, yeah, man, I spent all night last night talking to Tyler Sheridan. And he goes, I think I'm going to do this thing. It's called Oil Man. The title of the picture has changed. It's a series on Netflix, I believe. And it is called, what is it called now, Nick?
So now it is reality. And he's the bad guy. It's a period piece that's set in the 50s. And I think everyone's going to really enjoy it. But it was so funny to be part of the of how a movie or a film or a picture comes to life, and he's sharing it with me. I felt very blessed about that. Let's talk about Kevin Costner for a second, because, I mean, that's a pretty big deal. Yeah.
How does Kevin Costner approach music versus his film career?
So one other artist we haven't talked about is Dennis Quaid. Now, Kurt, he's one of your clients, I believe. He is. Right?
It'd be interesting, that's for sure. I think Quader has a pretty good deal going on. Did you ever represent Dennis Quaid? Nope. I saw him at the honors last year and I was absolutely shocked how awesome that performance was. And that's the only time I've ever seen him play live. I've seen golf many times because I played a ton of golf with him, but I've never seen him play live.
He was that. Yeah, second season. They were great.
Kevin has. Kevin has. Kevin Costner has played. Kevin Costner. I'd agree. Kevin Costner.
I love that. I kind of like it, too. But you take Dennis Quaid, who has such a passion for music. I mean, I didn't really realize how actually good he was because – Actors don't necessarily get the respect they should deserve. We did this thing with Kevin Costner and Kevin Costner, I'll be honest with you, I never heard a lick of music. I booked him for a celebrity.
And I was in Morton's one night, and he's in Morton's, and he was going to cancel my date because he was doing a movie in Russia. So he called me over and he said, Troy, I'm not sure I can fulfill my obligations to you this summer. And I had him on three dates or two dates, I believe. Three. And he's like, I got this project in Russia. I just want to be brutally honest with you.
And I'm like, well, okay, but we've already announced. We need permission to announce. So we're selling tickets to Kevin Costner. So I'm like, hmm, I just met this guy, so I don't really know how to treat this. So I went and sat down, called Nick, said, Nick, what the fuck's going on, dude? Like, fuck. He goes, no, no, no, everything's going to be fine.
In true agent manner, and which doesn't always make me feel good. I mean, if he said it to me now, I would definitely have that comfort. But back then, it was quite a few years ago. I'm kind of freaking out. I mean, the guy himself told me, the artist told me, I may not play your gigs. And anyways, everything got worked out and we had a really successful thing.
And we brought Hollywood to Regina, Saskatchewan, Craven, Saskatchewan. We brought Hollywood to Twin Lakes, Wisconsin. Pretty exciting stuff, you know? I mean, and he does have, all those cats have this charisma and They're storytellers, Troy.
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