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Whey Jennings performs a new song called “Sleeves” that talks about addiction in a way that only someone who has lived it can talk. It’s part of his new ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ album and it’s just the start of his story of recovery. If you know someone battling demons, you need to hear this interview. Then (19:26) Chris Young joins to talk about “Young Love & Saturday Nights” and more. Plus the (30:13) Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned, Chris Janson, Waylon Jennings, Jelly Roll, Struggle Jennings, Jamey Johnson, David Bowie and more.

Thomas Rhett joins Evan Paul to talk about his new ‘About a Woman’ album and reveals a hidden easter egg within his hit song “Beautiful As You.” Plus his one regret, tour rider request and American Idol dreams? Then, (13:11) Josh Turner joins to talk about the new ‘This Country Music Thing’ album and recalls working with Chris Stapleton before he was THE Chris Stapleton. Then the (23:53) Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Lainey Wilson visits with Evan Paul ahead of her new ‘Whirlwind’ album. The singer goes deep on (3:30) her friendship with Miranda Lambert, (9:15) how that viral butt video really made her feel, (7:33) proposing marriage to Duck (you read that right) and Yellowstone. Plus, you won’t believe how someone mistreated the reigning Entertainer of the Year winner just last year. Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this episode, Post Malone, Morgan Wallen, Jelly Roll, Hardy and Beyonce.

Phil Vassar had a heart attack and stroke in 2023 and nobody knew about it, until now. The “Just Another Day In Paradise” singer (4:00) walks Evan Paul through what happened and yeah — it was just as serious as it sounded. Plus, (0:55 and 9:04) the story of his new music with hit songwriter Jeffrey Steele and (14:40) memories of Toby Keith. Did you know Phil Vassar used to own a bar? He shares some wild stories and explains how it led to his break. Then (20:47) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Billy Dukes joins Evan Paul to discuss (10:23) the Top 20 Country Songs of 2024. Taste of Country’s new list favors traditional country but how do genre-crossing artists like Beyonce, Post Malone and Dasha compare? First, Kameron Marlow talks to Evan Paul about songs on his new ‘Keepin’ the Lights On’ album, taking the Morgan Wallen master class and who has the best catering on tour. Plus he reveals the tough circumstances that inspired the song “Keepin’ the Lights On.”

Gretchen Wilson is not afraid to answer hard questions. The “Redneck Woman” singer talks to Evan Paul about (1:01) her new song “Little Miss Runner Up” and names the hit from her catalog that spawned it. Plus, (5:29) she heard what Terri Clark said about her and speaks to early 2000s competition in country music. The best part of this interview may be (10:30) her story of the first time she heard “Redneck Woman” on the radio but her story of (13:46) getting punched in the face is pretty good too. Then, (17:21) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Carrie Underwood, Kid Rock, Hank Williams Jr., Charlie Daniels, Jason Aldean, Big & Rich, Ashley McBryde and more.

Tigirlily’s Kendra and Krista join Evan Paul. If this is the first time you’ve met this country duo you’ll enjoy this conversation most. Find out why they’ve been (5:17) endorsed by Dolly Parton, Lainey Wilson, Kelsea Ballerini and more. They also (2:20) tell the personal story behind their new song “I Tried a Ring On “ and (9:20) open up about meeting their heroes and having coffee with famous contemporaries. Plus, (14:30) why they’re not a trio and the very unusual stupid human trick Kendra is capable of. Then (19:00) Billy Dukes joins Evan for a Night Cap that explores the politics of asking hard questions. Watch video of Kendra's creepy eyelid flip: https://www.instagram.com/p/C90NvnzpCfY/

Dasha joins Evan Paul to (2:20) dish on the guy who inspired her song “Austin.” Plus, (4:10) how Keith Urban gave her career a boost, her bold country music plan and (13:00) what happened the first time she met Post Malone. In addition, (9:40) Evan may have convinced Dasha she has celiac disease and she shares a secret to getting a viral hit on TikTok. Then (19:00) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Kelsea Ballerini, Anna Avery, Jelly Roll, Jason Aldean and more

Country music’s hottest stars visit with Evan Paul of Taste of Country Nights, a nationally syndicated radio show. Go deep inside new music to learn the inspiration behind familiar hits and hear stories about this wild life you won't hear elsewhere.

Country music’s hottest stars visit with Evan Paul of Taste of Country Nights, a nationally syndicated radio show. Go deep inside new music to learn the inspiration behind familiar hits and hear stories about this wild life you won't hear elsewhere.

Brantley Gilbert and Ashley Cooke have a new song out called “Over When We’re Sober” and he heaps praise on the country newcomer in explaining why she had to cut it with him. Plus, BG tells Evan Paul about the legalization of marijuana, the country newcomer he thinks is a superstar and baby No. 3, on the way. Then it’s Elvie Shane like you’ve never heard him. The “My Boy” singer isn’t who you think he is and the new Damascus record proves it. Plus the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Dylan Scott joins Evan Paul and (1:15) gives advice to his younger self. It’s been a decade since he broke with “Making This Boy Go Crazy” and Dylan admits he’s made a few mistakes. Then, (7:01) the embarrassing mistake he made as a Jockey underwear brand ambassador and (11:20) the fight he found himself in on social media with parents who didn’t approve of his dad style. Then (15:11) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Randy Rogers Band, Cole Swindell, Tim McGraw, Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Lee Brice.

Darius Rucker joins Evan Paul and expands on some of the personal confessions from his new memoir, ‘Life’s Too Short.’ Fans will learn a lot about (2:30) his brother Ricky, how hard he partied and how he became good friends with Kiss. Wait until you hear (5:01) the nickname Gene Simmons has for him! Then, (9:35) Caylee Hammack is back. She was a Taste of Country RISER but she’s really found her sound with new music. Then the (23:07) Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Terri Clark visits with Evan Paul and (10:05) compares the camaraderie amongst women in modern country music with what she knew coming up in the late 90s and early 00s. Plus, she has some great stories behind collaborations on the new ‘Terri Clark: Take Two’ album, featuring (18:15) Lainey Wilson, (16:55) Cody Johnson, (14:15) Kelly Clarkson and more. The “Girls Like Too” singer begins her trip down memory lane with (6:35) an unbelievable Blake Shelton story before reflecting on Toby Keith and Shania Twain. Wait until you hear (12:45) her reaction the first time she heard Gretchen Wilson’s “Redneck Woman.” Then (23:01) the Night Cap With Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this episode: Brooks & Dunn, George Strait, Wynonna Judd, Reba McEntire and more.

Jelly Roll visits with Evan Paul for an expansive conversation that includes (9:10) his feelings about marijuana, (11:05) the agreement he struck with wife Bunnie Xo, (6:01) what he thinks about Post Malone, an (4:29) update on his next album and more. This interview begins on a serious note as Jelly Roll shares that his wife is going through a difficult time. After that he reflects on his ACM Awards before getting to new music. Finally, (16:38) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Tracy Lawrence, Machine Gun Kelly, Lainey Wilson, Chris Motionless, Sturgill Simpson.

Luke Combs visits with Evan Paul and shares how writing a song for the ‘Twisters’ soundtrack has got him feeling about acting. Plus, (3:01) we had to ask about all the emotional dad-songs he’s been dropping. Is that what we can expect from his next album? Luke and Lainey Wilson go way back and (5:03) he had things to say about her success, as well as (7:30) Randy Travis — and AI in country music — and Kane Brown. Then, Craig Campbell joins Evan to talk about his new ‘Class of ’89’ album, why he thinks Clint Black should be in the Country Music Hall of Fame and career regrets. Also, (26:00) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Thomas Rhett and his wife are having fun again and his new music is reflective. He says they’re enjoying not having to hover over their kids, but (7:01) that doesn’t mean they won’t have another. Then, (8:45) Travis Denning talks about his new album and duet with country-rocker Hardy. These two are old friends and Travis has stories to tell. (16:50) He also dished on nearly wrecking Miranda Lambert’s car and the country duo he’d love another album from. Then (20:08) Billy Dukes joins for the Night Cap.

Chris Janson and The Rock (Dwayne Johnson) join Evan Paul to talk about their new music video for Chris’ song “Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get.” (5:30) The way they met is cool but even better is how their friendship came organically. DJ isn’t kidding when he says he’s a real country fan. Wait until you hear him talk about growing up in Nashville and his (10:20) Top 3 country artists. Then, (11:01) newcomer Zach Top joins and if you have any doubts about the future of traditional country music you’ll want to hear what he has to say about (12:20) his Top 3 influences, (15:01) drinking tequila with George Strait and more. Finally, (28:51) Billy Dukes joins for the Night Cap. Also mentioned during this episode: Keith Whitley, George Jones, Marty Robbins, Lord of the Rings, Hank Williams Jr., Merle Haggard and more.

Lainey Wilson (1:15) shares a great story that relates to her current single “Wild Horses and Wild Flowers.” You’ll love her even more! Then, she (3:04) tells Evan Paul about winning CMA Entertainer of the Year, including who reached out. For a few weeks, rumors have circulated that she’ll return to Yellowstone — don’t worry, we asked. (9:00) Wait until you hear what her boyfriend thought of her kissing scene! Then, newcomer Ashley Cooke joins to talk about “Your Place” and more. Plus (26:32) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Brothers Osborne return to tell Evan about their new (1’:01) Break Mine’ EP, the pressure (4:00) of writing with Miranda Lambert and (9:25) how they feel about Tom Petty’s comments about country music. Plus (6:30) we asked John and TJ if they ever know they’ll win an award ahead of time and they say, “No,” but … Then, (11:02) Blanco Brown really opens up about the after-effects of his motorcycle accident, (19:00) the pros and cons of a viral hit like “The Git Up” and his new Heartache & Lemonade EP. Also (28:44) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Anne Wilson joins Evan Paul to talk about her new ‘Rebel’ album. She opens up (3:20) about jumping from Christian to country music and recalls (4:20) finding her voice to sing at her brother’s funeral. This was a life-changing event in so many ways but (9:30) she and her mother almost ended it all, together. Wait until you hear this young woman’s full story. Then, (11:50) Luke Bryan joins Evan to talk about his new song “Love You, Miss You, Mean It” and (14:20) Katy Perry leaving American Idol. Plus (20:30) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this episode: Johnny Cash, Lainey Wilson, Jordan Davis, Chayce Beckham, Emmy Russell, Loretta Lynn, One Republic and more.

Tyler Hubbard joins Evan Paul and talks about new songs from his ‘Strong’ album (April 12), including (3:30) “Park,” which was inspired that time he got picked up by cops in a church parking lot. Plus, (5:07) more about his dad, best and worst days in Nashville and advice for (10:50) Beyonce and anyone who’s told they’re not real country. Then, (13:29) Sam Hunt talks about his wife’s reaction to “Locked Up,” the song and the incident that inspired it. We asked him (15:01) how many nights he slept on the couch and his answer is stunning. If you saw the CMT Music Awards, you saw Sam’s nod to Johnny Cash and we got (16:45) the full story about that as well. Then (20:20) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned, Keith Urban Jack Harlow, Post Malone, Florida Georgia Line, the Chicks and more.

Chayce Beckham joins Evan Paul and (1:10) tries to explain why he’s the first American Idol winner to score a No. 1 hit with a debut single since … has it really been almost 20 years? The “23” singer reveals his expectations after winning the show before talking about his (4:10) love life, (9:05) bar fights, (10:00) sad songs and more. Then, during the Night Cap Billy Dukes and Evan try to figure out if winning American Idol is a good thing or a bad thing. Also mentioned: Luke Bryan, Phillip Phillips, Kip Moore, Scotty McCreery and more.

Home Free visit with Evan Paul and answer questions about their new ‘Crazy(er) Life’ album and (6:30) their future now that Austin is leaving. Plus, (4:20) which song is untouchable and (2:45) how often do artists not approve their covers? Then, (10:10) a wide-ranging interview with Texas music singer Wade Bowen, whose new song ‘Rainin’ On Me’ is out now. It’s from his Flyin album, coming May 10. Wade has good stories about (12:08) Vince Gill, (21:00) Miranda Lambert and more. Finally, (30:50) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Sawyer Brown’s Mark Miller joins Evan Paul to talk about the new ‘Desperado Troubadours’ album, which (1:05) was produced by Blake Shelton. There’s a cool story to how Blake got involved but you’ll learn that Mark has all kinds of great celebrity stories, including gems from (6:01) Toby Keith and (10:20) David Lee Roth. Sawyer Brown won Star Search almost 40 years ago and struggled to find their sound at first. Mark (8:50) explains why as he gives insight into the kind of songwriter and entertainer he wants to be remembered as. Then (14:51) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes including thoughts on this week’s Country Music Hall of Fame announcement. Also mentioned: Tim McGraw, LeAnn Rimes, Kenny Chesney, Jelly Roll and more.

Chris Young talks to Evan Paul about his new ‘Young Love & Saturday Nights” album. It’s an 18-song album and (1:09) he says he could have made more. During this interview he explains (2:21) what makes this a new chapter in his life, the (4:00) arresting reason he dropped “Double Down” early and why the truck isn’t the best place to test new music anymore. Then (9:12) Billy Dukes joins for the Night Cap before Evan and Billy dish a (22:04) Summer Country Concert preview.

Keith Urban visits with Evan Paul to talk about (1:20) his new song “Messed Up As Me” and (2:00) how he creates music. It’s a beautiful process that’s forever shifting. In fact he (3:55) admits he had a full album ready last year that never got released. Find out why before Keith opens up about (9:30) teaching his daughter to drive, (6:01)his worst day in Nashville and (12:15)Toby Keith. Plus (17:17) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Dierks Bentley joins Evan Paul to talk about (1:50) his part on the upcoming ‘Petty Country’ tribute album to Tom Petty. Tom was famously critical of country before he died and Dierks (4:25) explains why those criticisms mattered and why he respectfully disagreed then, and now. Then, (9:22) Dierks shares a great Taylor Swift story and (12:01) you’ll never believe which country star he gets confused with. Billy Dukes also joins (16:38) for the Night Cap. Also mentioned during this podcast: Dolly Parton, Chris Stapleton, George Strait, Chase Rice and more.

Jon Langston visits with Evan Paul to talk about his (5:01) Heart On Ice’ album and a personal song inspired by his grandfather. Plus, (12:00) how Luke Bryan has helped shape his sound and kept the pressure off of him. Jon is a former college football player who quit after one too many concussions. He’s able to (15:30) describe what that feels like in rare detail after he dishes on (2:30) his best and worst days in Nashville, (13:00) Uncle Johnny Cash and more. Then (17:26) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this podcast, Cole Swindell, Travis Denning, Rhett Akins.

The Bellamy Brothers and Gene Watson join Evan Paul to talk about (1:20) their new collaboration, (4:50) why the Country Music Hall of Fame hasn’t called and (15:50) the songs that almost got them canceled. David and Howard Bellamy and Watson have legendary stories about (17:40) Toby Keith, (10:50) Elvis Presley and (4:10) Vince Gill. They also look back on hits like (13:45) “Old Hippie” and “Love In the Hot Afternoon.” Plus, wait until you hear what the Bros admit about their single “Country Rap.” Then the (20:18) Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Toby Keith joined Evan Paul in late 2023. After his death on Feb. 5, we decided to re-play this interview where he (6:10) gets real honest about his cancer journey, (1:55) explains why performing “Don’t Let the Old Man In” is so emotional and if he’ll tour in (9:35) 2024. Plus, you’ll love Toby’s outlook as he continues his health battle. (20:45) Billy Dukes joins Evan for a brand new Night Cap. Also mentioned during this episode: Clint Eastwood, CMA Awards, People’s Choice Awards, Krystal Keith, and Rac Clark.

Lady A visit with Evan Paul and talk about (7:20) their best and worst days in country music and (12:40) the uncertain future of bands in country music. Plus, (1:33) the story of their new song “Love You Back” and (9:45) which songs are hard to sing now that Charles Kelley is sober. Then, after (14:45) reliving their Grammy history, the group plays (18:00) Wikipedia Trivia for a chance to send $100 to their favorite charity. Plus (24:18) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Kenny Chesney, Miranda Lambert, the Band Perry, Adele, Nicholas Sparks, Sugarland, Hanson, Darius Rucker, Bill Anderson and more.

Conner Smith visits with Evan Paul and (5:50) remembers why he didn’t totally love going viral with a song called “I Hate Alabama” in 2022. The “Creek Will Rise” singer is an old soul who will go deep down a list of Nashville songwriters with you, but he’s also young enough to be (1:10) afraid of Kenny Chesney. With his Smoky Mountains album set for Jan. 26, Smith visits and reveals why Jelly Roll will fight for him, (7:30) how a Thomas Rhett concert changed his life and what it was like scoring a publishing deal at 16 years old. Then (13:35) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this episode: Hal Ketchum, Brett James, Keith Urban, Zach Crowell, Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett, Toby Keith, Brantley Gilbert, Jelly Roll and Dustin Lynch.

Country singer and songwriter Kylie Morgan visits with Evan Paul and shares the honest truth about songs like (1:35) “If He Wanted To he Would,” (13:14) “Old Me” and (14:35) and “Class Rings” from her new ‘Making It Up As I Go’ album. She’s from Oklahoma and has a cool tie to Toby Keith that (6:20) she dishes on. Turns out her home state is LOADED! Then, (8:04) how Walker Hayes helped her at a vulnerable time in life and (10:04) the life-changing tragedy that changed everything. Finally, Billy Dukes joins Evan to dish on (17:00) the most anticipated albums of 2024, including two that aren’t even announced yet. Also mentioned during this episode: Old Dominion, Morgan Wallen, Hardy, George Strait, Chris Stapleton, Gabby Barrett, Post Malone + more!

Kenny Chesney joins Evan Paul to talk about tapping Hardy for his new single, "Take Her Home." Plus an update on his next album and a surprising anniversary that's looming. Then, Billy Dukes joins Evan Paul with 9 country music predictions for 2024, including who will win the Grammys, CMA Awards and be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Also mentioned: Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, Jelly Roll, Trisha Yearwood, Morgan Wallen, Lainey Wilson, Oliver Anthony, Scotty McCreery and more.

Craig Campbell is just about the only artist who’s not afraid to talk about Oliver Anthony. The country veteran (2:30) admits something surprising about the “Rich Men North of Richmond” singer before diving deep into (4:55) his R&B influences, (8:40) a week-long mental health break and (10:55) Warren Zeiders. Plus (16:50) Nate Smith joins Evan Paul to talk about his No. 1 hit “World On Fire” and more. Then the (23:50) Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

George Birge visits as his song “Mind On You” nears the top of the charts. He tells Evan Paul about (1:30) the pressure of being a “George” from Texas but admits he’s gotten George Strait’s blessing. Plus, (6:00) who is country’s best golfer, how his kids subtracted a song from his album and (8:01) an unbelievable Toby Keith memory that involves SEAL Team 6. Then, (11:44) Dustin Lynch visits and the (23:11) Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this episode: LeAnn Rimes, Gary Allan, Jason Aldean, Post Malone, Josh Gracin, Parker McCollum, Dan Smyers and more.

Luke Grimes plays Kayce Dutton on Yellowstone but his Nashville music career is taking off. He tells Evan Paul (1:50) how growing up shaped his professional career, for better or worse. Plus, (4:15) the advice he got from Ryan Bingham and (8:20) why he resisted recording an album for so long. Then (12:20) Lainey Wilson joins Evan to dish on the CMAs and people trying to get Taylor Sheridan’s phone number from her. Her interview was taped before the 2023 CMA Awards and Luke’s was recorded amid the SAG strike. Both events really shaped these conversations but we thought you’d still enjoy them. Finally, (23:34) Billy Dukes joins for the Night Cap.

Walker Hayes tells host Evan Paul (2:50) why he made “Fancy Like” into a Christmas song and (10:30) how he convinced his kids to get on board. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t all that hard. Then, (11:50) how his commitment to trick shots videos stemmed from a dark time in his life, (5:30) the truth about that Applebee’s gold card and (16:20) Wikipedia trivia for charity. This might get Walker Hayes canceled. Plus (23:20) the Night cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned during this episode: Mackenzie Porter, Starbucks, Dude Perfect, AJ McCarron, Jake Peavy, Bubba Wallace and more.

Shenandoah’s Marty Raybon and Mike McGuire open up about (1:05) the first time they met Luke Combs and what led to their “Two Dozen Roses” collaboration. Luke isn’t the only contemporary artist they’ve worked with. They say (17:00) they hope they’ll have a chance to work with more soon. Evan Paul also asks the ‘90s hitmakers about (10:05) life on the road in the early days, their (14:25) worst show ever — the place burned! — and why they feel like new artists again. Then (21:55) Billy Dukes joins for the weekly Night Cap. Also mentioned: Florida Georgia Line, Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, Blake Shelton, The Voice, the Atlanta Braves and Fresca.

Toby Keith joins Evan Paul and (6:10) gets real honest about his cancer journey, (1:55) why performing “Don’t Let the Old Man In” is so emotional and if he’ll tour in (9:35) 2024. Plus, you’ll love Toby’s outlook as he continues his health battle. This is the Toby Keith interview you’ve wanted! Billy Dukes joins Evan for the Night Cap as usual. Also mentioned during this episode: Clint Eastwood, CMA Awards, People’s Choice Awards, Krystal Keith, and Rac Clark.

Separate interviews with two country legends, Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire. Dolly tells Evan Paul about (1:20) the artists she couldn’t get for her new Rockstar album before (3:59) lauding Taylor Swift and (7:30) what she misses about touring. Then Reba McEntire spends 15 minutes with Evan and explains (13:00) what she loves about being on The Voice, (13:55) which songs are the most difficult to perform and the first time she met (14:40) Dolly Parton and (16:04) Garth Brooks. Then the (18:10) juice on wedding plans with Rex Linn and the (21:07) Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Jelly Roll returns to the podcast to digest his BIG night at the CMA Awards. He gives Evan Paul the scoop on (3:20) his performance with Wynonna Judd, (7:10) what inspired his powerful acceptance speech and (8:45) who showed up for the afterparty. Also, wait until you hear (0:55) what he had to say about Lainey Wilson Plus, he spent the night sitting next to Zach Bryan. They have to have something coming soon, right? Then (14:06) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Jason Aldean, Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, K. Michelle, Bunnie XO, Kelsea Ballerini, Dylan Marlowe, TJ Osborne and more.

Garth Brooks and Ronnie Dunn (1:25) remember the first time they became aware of each other. Spoiler alert: it got competitive. Plus, the two legends tell Evan Paul (8:30) about almost changing names on account of one another, (4:45) why the rodeo is so important to country music and (3:01) the story of their new duet, “Rodeo Man.” Then, (9:30) is a Brooks & Dunn bar possible? Garth says ‘Yes!” Plus a shocking admission about ‘90s culture before (13:36) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes that gets into the BTS of this very unique interview. Also mentioned: Cody Johnson, Kix Brooks, Conway Twitty, Seinfeld, Friends, Holly Dunn and more.

Jason Aldean returns to visit with Evan Paul and reveals (14:50) the one small change he made that made this career real easy. Hint: his record label hated it. Plus, he opens up about (1:30) the three songs he wrote on Highway Desperado, (6:20) his real estate empire and (11:15) visiting with Toby Keith. And (10:34) does he really think he could hit an MLB pitcher? Evan only had one question about the “Try That In a Small Town” controversy but (17:05) Jason over-answers. Finally, (19:33) Billy Dukes visits with Evan to break down this conversation during the Night Cap.

Larry Fleet is (3:10) 100 percent an album guy and if you are too you’ll dig his conversation with Evan Paul. The easygoing songwriter talked about his new 'Earned It' album, abou (5:00) meeting — and maybe upsetting — his idol Willie Nelson. He also explained (15:30) why he quit drinking and (18:30) how he misses blue collar work, like concrete and asphalt paving. Then (26:38) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned in this episode: Chris Stapleton, Jake Owen, Morgan Wallen, Marvin Gaye, Three 6 Mafia, Oliver Anthony and more.

Riley Green visits with Evan Paul to talk about (0:43) his new ‘Ain’t My Last Rodeo’ album. (2:03) Why did he decide to cover a Tim McGraw deep cut and (3:35) how in the heck did he get Jelly Roll to join him? Plus, (5:10) tour news, (10:00) duck talk and yeah … (8:40) we had to ask about those underwear advertisements. Then (11:21) Russell Dickerson and (23:56) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned: Lil Wayne, Tracy Lawrence, Travis Kelce, Josh Thompson and more.

Colbie Caillat visits with Evan Paul to talk about her new country album, ‘Along the Way.’ She (1:05) explains why her duet with Sheryl Crow and (4:30) this album took so long to make. Spoiler alert: it was written nearly three years ago! Plus, (12:00) the story behind “Count Me In” on her pop hit “Bubbly.” We had no idea! And (15:33) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned, Stevie Nicks, Fleetwood Mac, Taylor Swift, Gone West, John Mayer and more.

Darius Rucker visits with Evan Paul and talks about the (3:40) personal songs on his new ‘Carolyn’s Boy’ album, (1:15) sports gambling, (5:45) his wildest 90s rock days, (12:30) playing for drunk vs. high crowds and (14:15) what he’d do to appear on Yellowstone. Plus, how much would it cost to book Darius Rucker to play your wedding? Then, (15:20) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned in this podcast, the Miami Dolphins, Tua Tagovailoa, Chapel Hart, Edwin McCain, Hootie and the Blowfish, Taylor Sheridan, Kip Moore and more.

Brothers Osborne visit with Evan Paul and (7:40) admit that they know what groups like Dan + Shay are feeling. In fact they even tried couples counseling. Plus, (2:40) the out-of-genre influences on new songs like “Ain’t Nobody Got Time for That” and “Goodbyes Kickin’ In,” two standout tracks on their new self-titled album. Then, (10:30) John and TJ Osborne look back on touring with Miranda Lambert and being told they weren’t generic enough. Plus (19:04) the Night Cap with Billy Dukes. Also mentioned, Rolling Stones, Lucie Silvas, Kip Moore, Old Dominion and more.