The Raised Rowdy Podcast

Boy oh boy, where do we start. Dillon tells us about growing up in a country music family, working with hit makers at a young age, and finally "entering the circle" on this week's podcast. By the way, if you haven't listened to Dillon's "Hell on an Angel" yet, you're missing one of the best albums of 2018.

Sam sits down with Nicky T at Jergel's to discuss how his new deal at Average Joe's is a perfect fit, leveraging social media as an artist and learning how to read crowds.

Meeting pre-gig at an Irish Pub in Chicago near the airport (you are going to be able to tell), Chris and Nicky T talk about music, being a songwriter's songwriter, and how having the respect of your peers is one of a musician's biggest goals. 

Jobe and his crew sit down to discuss learning to co-write, alternative paths in country music, and the variety of tour life.

From Tequila Cowboy in Pittsburgh, Kasey describes her unique start, how songs can unintentionally influence others (in a good way) and how a tight-knit group of female songwriters are about to take over country music. Oh, and she kinda likes Joan Jett.

Nashville’s jack of all trades, Alejandro Medina, wears a lot of hats. This week the producer, photographer, and owner of 3rd Lion Productions teaches us to keep learning and stay humble. Alejandro produced this week’s intro track, “I Get it Now”, from an upcoming project by Asher Cataldo.

Clay and Tyler from Clay Jones Band talk Alabama, hard work, and future plans live from Frisky Frog's at the first ever Raised Rowdy Sundays Cool takeover.

On this week’s podcast, Jordan Fletcher discusses making the transition from drummer to songwriter, as well as current and upcoming singles.

Live with Nicky T at Jergel’s, Riley Green discusses how he built his following, his influences, and plans for a new album.

Ever wonder how to meet your favorite artist? There’s no golden ticket, but on today’s episode Nicky T and Jacob give you tips on how to score meet and greets.

Tired of cold hot dogs, getting lost and waiting for hours to leave a parking lot? You’ve come to the right place. In this week’s episode Nicky T and Jacob review the 6 key roles of a successful tailgate.

Nicky T and the Raised Rowdy crew record live from Country Jam this week discussing a recent Luke Combs show and the Country Jam Lineup. New members of the crew are also introduced, sharing their first experiences with Raised Rowdy. (Note: Berklee College of Music is in Boston not New York. Going to blame long neck ice cold beers for the misspoken words)

Jackson Gardner co-hosts this week’s podcast with Nicky T where they sit down with William Clark Green to discuss the his sound, evolution as a songwriter and drive to pursue music.

Front Row or Don’t Go started in the pit and became a lifestyle. This week Nicky T and Jonny G share their first experience in the pit, stories about shows, and tips to have your best experience in the pit.

Nicky T and Jonny G recap another summer festival staple: Windy City Smokeout. If you’re a fan of barbecue, craft beer and (of course) country music, you’ll want to check this one out.

Raised Rowdy is heavily rooted in the annual pilgrimage to Fort Loramie, OH for the one and only Country Concert. In this week’s episode Nicky T and Derek break down CC ’18 camper parties, lineups, and of course, attire.

Nicky T and Derek break down CMA Fest 2018 including Pre-Fest Activities, the many firsts for Raised Rowdy, and showing true dedication to seeing Jon Pardi live.

Frank Vieira meets Nicky T at Raised Rowdy “Headquarters” to talk about the Pittsburgh music scene, becoming a father, and his party fueled single, “Fill It Up”.

Hannah Dasher talks to the boys about selling boats to get to Nashville, the rise of strong women in country music, and her love for Dolly Parton.

Nicky T and Jackson Gardner, artist and Host of Red Dirt Revival, recover from a Dierks Bentley show by discussing the previous night’s events, how being a part of the music community promotes happiness, and planning the night ahead. More of these may be in the works…

Nicky T and Derek discuss favorite venues, approaches to songwriting, and the new Play a Hank Jr. Song EP with the boys from Crawford & Power.

Clark discusses his artistic progression through a review of his discography, the inspiration for his new single “Towns Like Us” and tells some can’t miss tour stories. Watch the music video below first as we cover the production process in the episode.

Ray discusses growing up in Georgia, making connections in Nashville, and the cycles of country music.

Dustin Huff describes his Indiana roots (someone send us his original recordings!), making the leap on moving to Nashville, and goals for the future.

Kenton Bryant discusses his broad musical background, how that influenced his new EP, and the progression from playing barrooms to opening for Willie Nelson.