مولد صوت AI Coi بواسطة Fish Audio

Hey y'all, just wanted to let you know we're heading out on the road again this summer. Been working real hard getting everything ready for this tour, and I can't tell you how excited we are to see all your faces out there. Thank you guys for making this possible.

Listen here, y'all wanna know about summer cookouts down South? First thing, ain't nobody usin' gas grills - that's just fancy outdoor stoves. Real Southern folk got themselves a smoker, and they start cookin' 'fore the sun even thinks about wakin' up.

I tell you what, this weather's been about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. Ain't seen rain in so long, the catfish are carrying canteens. Billy down the road tried watering his garden yesterday - looked like a chicken trying to milk a cow.

You know, when we're writing these songs, it's just me and my guitar, sitting there trying to find that real feeling. Like, no fancy production stuff, just raw emotion. And that's what I love about country music, man, it's all about telling those real stories.

Today I want to share a pretty interesting story from my time in basic training. You know, those first few weeks were tough, but we had some moments that still make me laugh. If you're ready for this one, stick around. And over.

I’ve often said that the soul of this industry isn’t found in the lights, but in the people who keep the fire burning. Whether it's London or Manchester, your energy pushed me to become the champion I am today. This victory belongs to every one of you.

And you know, we’re always looking for that next great song, whether I wrote it or someone else did, you know? When you hear a real smash like that, it just jumps out at you. It's all about that connection with the fans and just keeping the music honest.

So I was sittin' on my front porch yesterday, and my neighbor Earl comes walkin' up. He says, "Willie, you heard about old Jim's tractor?" I said, "Naw, what happened?" He says, "Well, he tried to teach his dog to drive it. Now he's got half a fence and one confused hound dog."