Welcome back to TL’s Road House! Rising country artist Walker Montgomery joins Tracy Lawrence on the bus this week. The son of John Michael Montgomery, Walker grew up in an unconventional fashion and has now set his sights on building his own artist career and legacy. Walker explains what it was like growing up with legendary acts in the family and the challenges and joys that come with it. With a long line of history between the Montgomery family and Tracy, the artists take a trip down memory lane to discuss country music history, learning and playing music at an early age and adapting to the changes social media has created within the industry. Take a listen to today’s episode now.

This week, Tracy Lawrence sits down with Cledus T. Judd for an emotional and powerful conversation. Cledus opens up about the struggles he faced growing up, including a pivotal moment when he spent six hours on top of a bridge, contemplating suicide. Choosing life, he later sat watching the CMA Awards with his mom one night, who was moved to tears watching the show. That moment sparked Cledus’ mission to help make his mom’s dreams come true. Cledus delves into how his journey of perseverance shaped his outlook on life, and how his work with individuals in recovery now brings him more fulfillment than any musical success ever could. Listen today for a moving, candid episode about mental health, family and the power of never giving up with Tracy and Cledus.

This week on the bus, Tracy Lawrence is joined by none other than Uncle Kracker! The two dive deep into Uncle Kracker's musical journey, from his Detroit roots to signing his first record deal at just 15 years old. He shares stories from his early days working with Kid Rock and reflects on the contrasts between the rock 'n' roll and country music worlds. Tracy and Uncle Kracker also discuss how the industry has evolved since they first hit the scene in the '90s and early 2000s, giving a look at the shifts in both the music and business side of things. Plus, Uncle Kracker opens up about his current country music favorites and what he's been working on lately. Tune in for an episode packed with stories, insights and a whole lot of music history you won’t want to miss!

Join Tracy Lawrence this week as he welcomes Dylan Marlowe onto the bus! The rising country star opens up about his move to Nashville, which was sparked by a honest conversation with his dad. Dylan also shares some of his favorite road stories with his band and crew, and he and Tracy dive into their favorite conspiracy theories and talk all things hunting and the outdoors. Dylan is looking forward to getting back into the studio soon, but for now, he’s enjoying the success of his song "Boys Back Home" with Dylan Scott. You won't want to miss this week's episode!

Hop on the bus with Tracy Lawrence this week as he welcomes musical icon Phil Vassar! Known for his breakout success in the ‘90s, Phil opens up about the life-changing experience of surviving a heart attack and stroke and how it has reshaped both his music career and personal life. With a new perspective on relaxation and priorities, Phil shares how overcoming those health challenges have influenced his approach to music and life. Tracy and Phil also take a walk down memory lane, reminiscing about the musical legends that shaped their careers and continue to inspire them today. The two discuss how the industry has evolved and reflect on the rise of new artists who are finding success outside the mainstream radio system. Don’t miss this insightful conversation!

Join Tracy Lawrence on the bus this week as he chats with multi-platinum, award-winning artist JordanDavis! The country acts dive into the art of crafting an album and share a special connection through Jordan's Uncle Stan, who co-wrote some of Tracy's timeless hits. Jordan opens up on the podcast about the challenges of balancing family and music, reflecting on how he and his brother put their competitive careers aside to prioritize family. He also shares with Tracy his journey from bartending to landing a publishing deal in Nashville. Don’t miss this week’s special episode!

Join Tracy on the bus this week as he welcomes 12-time All-American swimmer Riley Gaines. Riley began her swimming journey at just 4 years old, and by 8, she was training seriously, practicing twice a day. This dedication propelled her to compete at the collegiate level for the University of Kentucky and to make the Olympic trial team. After facing a pivotal moment in college, Riley led the charge on debates within the NCAA on fairness in sports. Passionate about her stance, Riley made the decision to forgo dental school and focus on public speaking and advocacy full-time. Riley and Tracy also dive into light-hearted topics such as karaoke songs and more. Don’t miss this compelling discussion with Riley as she shares her journey from competitive athlete to political activist.

In this episode of TL's Roadhouse, Drew Parker hops on the bus to discuss his nine-year journey in Nashville. He shares a memorable moment from 10 years ago when he was asked to open for a new guy named Luke Combs. The opportunity led to a successful songwriting collaboration, as Drew has contributed at least one song to all but one of Combs' albums. Drew tells Tracy about that experience marking a turning point in his career and the importance of a solid support network. Tracy and Drew also dive into the challenges of balancing work and family life. Drew discusses the importance of being there for his wife and kids while still pursuing his dreams. Plus, the country artists reflect on how his faith has been a guiding force throughout their careers. This conversation offers a thoughtful glimpse into the life of Drew and the values that keep him grounded. Tune in today!