Tales from the Front Row: The Raised Rowdy Podcast

Sweet Home Sweden? The Devil Went Down to Stockholm? We kid, but Swedish transplants David Henriksson and Karl-Johan Wigander both took the path less traveled to Nashville (ever heard of an “Alien with Extraordinary Ability”?).   Regardless of background, both have the chops to play with some of the biggest acts in country music. Check them […]

We saw Carly Rogers play twice in one weekend which was great by itself.  But having the opportunity to hear her perspective as an independent artist was truly inspirational. Carly books (and logs) her own shows, and still manages to keep writing great new songs.  Not many are built for the treacherous path of independence, […]

Hannah Damn Dasher has been busy, and a recent Grand Ole Opry invitation is evidence her star is most certainly on the rise. Check out the episode for more on her shows with Hank Jr., playing a famous guitar, and a sneak peak at her new single!

This week’s episode takes place in a place where Sean Stemaly feels most comfortable, the bank of a river. In all seriousness, Sean has been putting in some serious work with major hit makers and we’re excited to see his star rise. We talk about singing songs in his tractor and signing his new record […]

Live from Country Concert ’19, Nicky T and Raised Rowdy early adopter Noah Smith share stories about the grind of turning fans into family.  The “Long Cut” singer speaks on the passion he and his band leverage to continue develop new music and constantly tour new markets. Bonus Content: Find out Noah’s Daddy’s Dogs order.

The third member of the infamous 4 Wheel Drive to grace the podcast, Cole Taylor, has settled into his role as a father and an increasingly established hit maker. Trust us, you know his work. This week Cole discusses the struggle between slowing down to appreciate his accomplishments and pushing for longevity in a diverse, […]

It’s hard not to have fun when Ryan Nelson is around, whether he’s on or off stage.  This week Ryan walks us through his recently released EP with tracks that can start the party (Show Up Drunk) and also remind you why you started drinking in the first place (The Way My Heart Breaks). Ryan, […]

An artist who blends a bit of soul and rock into his sound, Josh is a guy that oozes authenticity. Despite having ties with some of the best songwriters in Nashville, not to mention his time on Brantley Gilbert’s team, it’s apparent Josh’s motivation is to make you feel as though he’s playing you a […]

The Ohio Outlaw, Brent Lowry, shares his solo approach to songwriting and the innovators who paved the way for his unorthodox style. Recorded at the Hamler Country Music Festival in Ohio.

Lucas Ebert has quite a story. This week the pastor in training turned psychedelic hitchhiker unloads his unique approach to country music.

The Cosmic Country Wizard, Daniel Donato, returns for another episode of Rowdy Cuts.  This week he channels Jerry Reed on the raw, plucky, “Always Been A Lover.” If this one doesn’t get you going we don’t know what will.  Hell, our jaws dropped at his mid conversation riff. Check out “Always Been A Lover” wherever […]

It’s very difficult not to like Jon Langston which is why we’re so happy to see his future getting brighter and brighter.  Jon brings a special element to his shows and his crowds follow suit.  Give this week’s episode a listen to hear how is hard work is paying off.

At this point we know 2 things: 1) Ray Fulcher has outdone himself and 2) you’re in for a treat. In this week’s episode Ray takes us track by track through his new EP Somebody Like Me. This record touches a ton of emotions and can kick you in the teeth without sacrificing depth. Oh, […]

Lesson #1 from this week’s Podcast: No Wine on Sundays in Nashville. Meghan Patrick learned this early and has never looked back. The Canadian dynamo talks about her drive and willingness to take risks to reach goals most never dream of.

Justin Lee Is a natural entertainer.  You can hear his personality and passion in this week’s episode where he discusses his vision for his music,  learning to co-write and why physical media just might not be dead just yet.