Spout Podcast

Surfaces’ Colin Padalecki joins Spout to talk about the next chapter of Surfaces, the new singles “Call Me When You’re Home” and “Blame It All On Me” featuring Mike Posner, and the upcoming seventh studio album. Colin shares why this new project feels like a fresh start while still staying connected to the feel-good Surfaces sound fans love. He talks about writing through one of the hardest season...

Known by many from the creator world and Hype House, Mia is stepping into a new chapter with a sound that leans emotional, acoustic, and honest. In this conversation, she shares how debut single, “Satisfaction” was shaped by her childhood, her relationship with her father, and the moment she realized forgiveness was not about letting someone else off the hook. It was about finally setting herself...

Singer-songwriter Jared Benjamin joins The Spout Podcast to discuss his new single "Angel Eyes," the upcoming full-length expansion of his Icarus project, viral success with "Flatline," BookTok fame, sold-out international tour dates, mental health, songwriting, and building one of music's most passionate online communities. Jared also shares how he went from learning guitar during the pandemic to...

Vanderpump Rules star and singer Natalie Maguire joins Spout to talk about stepping into Bravo’s biggest reboot, why the new cast expected backlash, and what it was really like going from SUR bartender to one of the most talked-about faces on the show. Natalie shares where things stand with Shane, what changed after the reunion, how she looks back on the drama with Kim and Marcus, and why she does...

Tori Kelly joins Spout to talk about her new album, God Must Really Love Me, and the life moments that shaped it: motherhood, faith, marriage, family, and finding peace in the middle of a long creative journey. Tori shares why her son’s voice appears on the album, how becoming a mom changed her songwriting, and why this project feels like the clearest picture of who she is today. She also looks ba...

Lauren Spencer Smith talks about what comes after The Art of Being a Mess, why her third album may return to stripped-down sad songs, and the pressure artists face when too many opinions enter the creative process. She also shares what she learned from watching numbers and streaming statistics, why she wants to release music while the emotions are still fresh, and what fans can expect from her upc...

Spencer Sutherland joins Spout to talk about the new era behind “Life Is Glamorous,” why he wants big anthems, theatrical live shows, and old-school showmanship to come back, and how his next album came together during long writing days in Nashville. He also tells the story of getting a DM that led to working with A$AP Rocky, how a viral Teddy Swims “Lose Control”duet changed what people recognize...

Joe Nichols joins Spout to talk about the long road behind his country career, the traditional sound he never abandoned, and why country music may finally be circling back to its roots. Joe reflects on his new music, including “Fighting the Good Fight,” “Goodbyes Are Hard to Listen To,” and the upcoming “High Notes,” while sharing why he is taking his time building a full album instead of rushing...

Bobby Bones has built one of the rare media careers that refuses to stay in one lane. In this episode of Spout, the radio personality, podcaster, author, comedian, Dancing with the Stars winner and National Radio Hall of Fame inductee talks about bringing BobbyCast to Netflix, why audio is still the foundation of everything he does and how radio has changed in a world of podcasts, YouTube, TikTok...

The Maine has been a band for nearly 20 years, made 10 albums with the same lineup, built their own festival, stayed independent and somehow keeps finding new firsts. In this episode of Spout, The Maine dive into JOY NEXT DOOR, an album written and recorded in sequence, with each song designed as a chapter in a larger story. They break down the meaning behind the album’s green era, the organic sou...

TX2 is not trying to be the band everybody agrees on. They are trying to be the band that makes people feel less alone. Fresh off Australia, a headline tour, and gearing up for Black Veil Brides, European festivals, and whatever level of chaos comes next, Evan and Cam from TX2 join Spout to talk about the rise, the hate, the fans, and the movement behind it all. They break down End of Us, the band...

Five-time Grammy-nominated producer ALISSA joins Spout Podcast for a deep dive into the sound, soul, and musicianship behind some of today’s biggest records. ALISSA talks about her historic Grammy nomination for Producer of the Year, becoming one of the few women ever recognized in the category, and what it takes to earn respect in a producer world still dominated by men. She also breaks down her...

Sorana stopped by the Spout Podcast and chatted with Nick Major about her journey from growing up in Transylvania to pursuing a music career in LA, while also writing hits with and for some of the biggest names around. From her shy beginnings to becoming a finalist at Miss Romania, acting in a TV series and competing on the X-Factor - Sorana reflects on the importance of following her own creative...

Tank Ball of Tank and The Bangas joins Tamara Dhia on Spout for a vibrant, funny, and deeply honest conversation about the band’s new album, The Last Balloon, out May 15. Tank breaks down how the album closes the trilogy that began with The Green Balloon and The Red Balloon, while also opening the door to a new era for the group. She talks about creating the record with fans in mind, working with...

Story of the Year joins Nick Major on Spout for a wide-open conversation about their new album ARSON, the meaning behind All Rage. Still Only Numb, and how the band continues to evolve after nearly three decades together. Dan Marsala, Ryan Phillips, Adam Russell, and Josh Wills look back on the early days of Page Avenue, Warped Tour memories, their long-running friendship, and why chemistry has ma...

Shinedown returns to the Spout Podcast for a backstage conversation with Tamara Dhia ahead of their next massive chapter. Brent Smith and Zach Myers talk about the band’s upcoming eighth album, why “Safe and Sound” felt like the right way to launch this new era, and how “Searchlight” became another milestone moment for the band after hitting No. 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. The...

Honey Revenge joins Spout Podcast for a high-energy conversation about their new era, life on tour, and what comes next for one of alternative music’s most exciting rising bands. In this episode, Devin Papadol and Donny Lloyd sit down with Nick Major to talk about their latest single “Hot Commodity,” the evolution from Retrovision into new music, and how songs like “Risk” and “Poison Apple Baby”he...

Country star Parker McCollum joins Tamara Dhia on the Spout Podcast for a backstage conversation from Napa about the music, pressure, and purpose behind his latest chapter. Parker opens up about the deluxe version of his self-titled album, including why “Big Old Fancy House” took multiple attempts before it finally felt right, how “Killing Me” came together almost by accident, and why “Montgomery...

This week on the Spout Podcast, we’re doing something a little different for Stagecoach weekend. In this special bundled episode, we bring together three separate conversations with Josh Ross, Corey Kent, and Willow Avalon — three artists heading into one of country music’s biggest weekends, each with a very different story, sound, and lane right now.  Josh Ross talks about the emotion behind “Giv...

Redferrin is having a moment and this conversation proves why. In this episode of Spout, the rising country star joins Tamara Dhia to talk about his journey from professional motocross racer to one of the most talked-about new voices in country music. From his viral breakout “Jack and Diet Coke” to his fan-favorite track “Just Like Johnny,” Redferrin breaks down the songs, stories, and risks that...

In this episode of the Spout Podcast, Bayker sits down with Tamara Dhia to talk about going from teaching himself guitar during the pandemic to earning a platinum record, touring the world, and landing on lineups with some of the biggest names in the format. He opens up about the emotional story behind “Maxed Out,” why covering Joe Diffie’s “Pickup Man” meant so much, and what life really looks li...

Patrick McEnroe joins the Spout Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on the past, present, and future of tennis. The former Grand Slam champion, Davis Cup captain, ESPN analyst, and President of the International Tennis Hall of Fame breaks down how the game has evolved from the eras of Agassi, Sampras, Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic to the rise of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.  He shares why...

Dermot Kennedy joins Spout to talk about the making of his third studio album, The Weight of the Woods, and the emotional headspace of releasing music that feels both deeply personal and fully lived in. He opens up about why “Funeral” became the lead single, how “Refuge” became one of the album’s most vulnerable songs, and why this project feels like the purest blend of who he was before fame and...

Gashi joins The Spout Podcast for a conversation that goes way deeper than a typical album interview. Fresh off the release of “Snowed In at the Plaza Hotel” and stepping into the world of The Killer Whales of Gotham, he opens up about the stories, chaos, and mindset behind what he calls the best rap album of the year. But this episode doesn’t stay on the surface for long. Gashi gets candid about...

Hunter Hayes joins Erik Zachary for a thoughtful, wide-ranging conversation about Evergreen, the album he spent nearly a decade building into what he now calls season one of a larger creative story. Hunter opens up about the freedom of making music on his own terms, why this project had to wait until he was ready to live it, and how songs like “Human Again,” “Too Late,” “The Ones You Love,” and “A...