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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.
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 opens up 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.