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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And thanks for coming over today. I mean, we usually do this on the bus, but it's off season, so.
And it's great to have you.
Well, thank you. Thank you. We usually have the fire rolling, but I mean, they don't let us do that here today, you know, so, but. Don't want to be sweating. So, North Dakota. Yes. How did you get your start?
So you named the band or the group immediately?
I was going to say that. I was going to say that. I was talking to my staff. They're like, no, maybe don't go there. And I was like, but that's how it's spelled. And I think it's really cool. So it's kind of like a girl empowerment thing, right?
I love it. Very much so. That's fantastic. So working North Dakota and doing all the local stuff and that. So when did you feel you got your break? How did it happen? I mean, you're in the highest level of, I mean, Shane McAnally, I can't even speak how awesome an artist and guy and talented individual. How did you run into Shane McAnally? How did he find you guys? I mean, it's pretty magical.
Sandbox Entertainment.
That's Shania Twain for a while.
So let's regress a little bit. So a lot of artists, I mean, I believe music has changed over the course of that year and a half or whatever we were down during COVID. I think the business has changed considerably. So you've done it the way that most artists that have long, stable careers, they went out and earned their applause.
They had to get the guy at the back of the bar to pay attention to their music. So over the course of time and learning how to entertain and perform and making sure that everyone's being attentive to your performance, what do you think that has changed? I'm sure your life, I've never seen you and I apologize for that because I'm going to see you. Hey, come on out.
Because I love the fact of the road that you took where you actually did it the tougher way. But I think that gives longevity. But explain to me the trials and tribulations of working those clubs and trying to get that person in the back row to listen to your music.
Nudies was your first gig.
That's super cool. I think there's something to be said about playing live and getting your chops before, you know, hitting the big stage, as we'll call it. Like we said before, that era of a lot of artists were spawned during that 2020 pandemic. And a lot of TikTok kids came out of that. And a lot have done extremely well in that era.
era um it's kind of an interesting thing because i mean it's a catch-22 scenario you know you got zach bryant he's selling out stadiums right now and he came out of that whole vibe right yeah a concrete so um so what are your goals like what do you guys like i know what your goals are that's that's a silly question but where's tiger lily gold going after you leave here like what's going on what's the future you got a record coming out in august
Sure.
Come on. So you start putting out some singles, I'm assuming.
Yeah. So who was your biggest influences? The Czechs?
Yeah, I just heard the other day, which is kind of interesting, that the band Perry's coming back out again. Oh, I love that. And they're going to do the country thing again. And I was like, it's interesting because I think it could really work, I think. I mean, they were killing it.
They were on fire.
That's fantastic. So what's up this year? So tell us about what 2025 is for you. of the band.
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