Troy Vollhoffer

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351 appearances 9 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard May 2025

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And it's great.
That's a beautiful thing, right? If you're a country fan, in most cases, you're a country fan for everything. Yeah. And that's different than a pop fan where you're isolated on certain things that you dig or you don't dig or whatever. But country music seems to have this united fan base that is so special. And I don't think we've lost that. I agree. I think that still exists today. I agree.
You can mix up these lineups on these festivals and
It's not me.
It doesn't matter. No. Man, I had some experiences with George Strait that were so amazing. We played them up in Canada in like 2010. And it was a perfect night. There was no wind. It was about 75 degrees up. And it just was a magical moment. And such a nice guy. He came and asked me. They played the Calgary Stampede the night before. They came into our show, Country Thunder, on a Sunday.
He tracks me down and asks me if it's all right if he stays overnight on the site on his bus. I'm like, yes, sir. It was the first million-dollar tracker ever signed to an artist. Wow.
yeah so i got him to autograph the back of it wow it's amazing it's pretty cool right yeah he's he's just he's it's like he's not even real you know what i mean like i don't get starstruck or he's different though man he's different yeah justin thank you so much for coming what a great conversation yeah man i really enjoyed it i could too drink some beers and hang out We can do that next time.
Absolutely. But thank you for being on the show. Thank you. I want to thank Justin Moore for being on the bus with Country Thunder. I'm Troy Volhoffer. And please come visit one of our festivals. Thank you very much. Thank you, Justin. Thank you. Such a blessing to get a chance to talk to these incredible artists backstage. But my favorite moments are always with the fans.
So this summer we decided to honor Country Thunder's one millionth fan. So this is a reward to have a lifetime pass to Country Thunder if you are the millionth fan. They get platinum tickets for life, camping for life, and to their loyalty to Country Thunder and to country music, it's an awesome gift. So we're looking forward to seeing our millionth fan. Stay tuned.
Big thanks again to Justin for joining me on the bus today. If you wanna catch Justin on tour, head to justinmoore.com for tour dates. And if you're able to check out those dates in June, when he's joined by Joe Nichols, it should be an amazing duo. Be sure to follow Country Thunder on all our social platforms at Country Thunder. We have new episodes dropping bi-monthly.
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Welcome back to On the Bus with Country Thunder. We have a great show planned for you. Today's guest is Jordan Davis, whose career continues to skyrocket. Since he moved from Shreveport, Louisiana to Nashville, he's made a name for himself. Jordan is known for platinum-selling number one hits, Single You Up, Take It From Me, and Slow Dancing in the Parking Lot.
You of course know and love his collaborative hit with Luke Bryan, By Dirt. Jordan is currently on a North American tour and will be releasing his third full-length album later this year. Please welcome Jordan Davis to the show. How are you doing, Jordan? I'm doing great, Troy. Thanks for having me on, man. Oh, you're welcome.
I know you're busy, and it's great that you carved out some time for us here. Let's start with where are you from?
I read something that you'd come from a musical family, country musical family, that brother was an artist and you wrote songs together. And can you explain to us exactly that relationship?
That's awesome. That's awesome. So let's go back to your childhood. So what were some of the favorite things that you did in Shreveport? What did you do?
After high school, you went to university.
Well, a straight job, huh? How about that? What year did you move to Nashville?
And your first hit was what? Record deal came about 2016, something like that?
That was a big hit. It's a big, it was a big one.
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