Spout Podcast

Nick Major sits down with genre-bending artist Jelly Roll as he embarks on his “Beautifully Broken” tour. Jelly Roll shares candid insights about the tour’s early success, including five consecutive sold-out shows, and the emotional highs and lows of performing live. He opens up about his past struggles, the importance of staying connected with his roots, and the profound impact his music has on fans.

Jelly Roll also discusses his exciting collaborations with artists like Ronnie Radke and Machine Gun Kelly, his deep connection to his music’s purpose, and his latest album, set to drop on October 11th. Tune in to hear how Jelly Roll’s journey from his Warped Tour days to headlining major arenas is inspiring a new generation of fans.

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In this episode of the Spout Podcast, we dive into the music highlights and playlist from the DNC, providing a unique breakdown. We dissect Dave Chappelle's recent statement on setting boundaries with fans, offering in-depth analysis. Post Malone’s latest album debuts at #1, and we discuss what makes it a chart-topping hit. We also touch on Sabrina Carpenter's new album, focusing on her standout track, 'TASTE.' The Jonas Brothers’ surprising CMX performance covering Panic! At The Disco gets our attention, along with Katie's highly anticipated Vanguard performance. Plus, we speculate on Rihanna's next musical moves—could new music be on the horizon?

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Host Erik Zachary sits down with breakout artist Hayes Warner. Fresh off her Lollapalooza debut, Hayes shares her emotional return to Chicago, where she once dreamed of making it big. The conversation explores her intense creative process, including making her viral music video for "Predator," where she channels her feral energy into a jaw-dropping performance. Hayes also reflects on her influences, from the powerful vocals of Hayley Williams to the raw edge of Joan Jett, and how these icons shape her aggressive, in-your-face sound.

As Hayes gears up for a massive tour with Crash Adams, she shares her excitement for what's next, hinting at new music that truly defines her as an artist. From discussing her love for theatrical stage productions to her admiration for the likes of Lady Gaga, this episode offers a genuine glimpse into the mind of an artist on the rise.

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In the latest episode of the Spout Podcast, country artist Drew Baldridge joins host Nick Major to

share his incredible journey from struggling artist to achieving chart-topping success—all on his

own terms. Drew discusses the challenges he faced after losing his record deal, the viral rise of

his hit song "She's Somebody's Daughter" on TikTok, and the emotional experience of

performing for crowds who now sing every word of his music.

Drew also talks about the transformative role of social media in today’s music industry, his

experience playing over 300 backyard shows during the pandemic, and how he balances his

growing career with his new role as a father. From reflecting on the authenticity that resonates in

his songs to the exciting prospects of potentially being the first independently funded artist to

reach number one on the Billboard Country charts, this episode captures the resilience,

passion, and relentless pursuit of dreams that define Drew Baldridge’s career.

Tune in to hear Drew’s inspiring story, his thoughts on the evolving country music scene, and

what’s next for him.

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Erik Zachary sits down with the multi-talented Bobby Bones for an in-depth conversation that spans the spectrum of Bobby's incredible career and personal life. From humble beginnings in Arkansas to becoming a household name, Bobby shares anecdotes and insights that are both inspiring and entertaining.

Bobby discusses his deep connection to Arkansas, his major career achievements, including his induction into the Radio Hall of Fame, his success as a two-time New York Times bestselling author, and his unforgettable win on "Dancing with the Stars." He opens up about overcoming self-doubt, his early struggles in the radio industry, and how he navigated unexpected challenges to achieve his dreams.

Hear Bobby's take on how the world is bendable and how determination and creativity can break through conventional barriers—a philosophy that has driven his success in both media and personal ventures. He also shares a humorous and heartfelt look at his time on "Dancing with the Stars," including behind-the-scenes stories, his improbable win, and the memorable moments he incorporated into his routines.

Bobby talks about his latest passion project—pivoting into the sports world—and how he continues to push the envelope in his career. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Bobby's story, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration you won't want to miss.

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This week on the Spout Podcast, host Erik Zachary welcomes in one of our favorite duos to watch: Sofi Tukker! We chat about life on the road when it comes to international touring and leave you with some pro tips for staying healthy while traveling. Sofi Tukker also gets into the creative behind their new music video for 'Throw Some Ass', in which Tukker gives a candid account of baring your butt on set—a very fun and memorable experience. Things get really exciting as they share a snippet of their next single, 'Hey Homie', and talk about the many genres and moods that make up their album 'BREAD'. Even during those challenges of dropping music in today's landscape, Sofi Tukker knows it's still important to remain curious and true to themselves. Plus, they reveal what it was like to work with Heidi Klum on set. Don't miss this episode packed with insights and behind-the-scenes stories from Sofi Tukker!

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This week on the Spout Podcast, Erik Zachary sits down with Jonah Marais, formerly of Why Don't We, for an exclusive and insightful conversation. Jonah dives into his exciting journey of launching his first solo project, marking a significant milestone as he releases music for the first time after Why Don't We. He talks about the incredible relief and joy he feels in being able to be truly authentic with his fans, sharing his music and message without any filters.

Jonah also discusses his favorite types of shows and venues, providing a glimpse into the intimate and energetic settings he loves to perform in. He shares his thoughts on what's to come, hinting at future projects and collaborations that fans can eagerly look forward to. 

In a heartfelt segment, Jonah opens up about his personal struggles with mental health, candidly discussing the challenges he's faced and how he's emerged stronger on the other side. He talks about the importance of mental health awareness and the support systems that have helped him along the way.

One of the highlights of the episode is Jonah’s experience working with industry heavyweights like Ryan Lewis and directors Sherry and Jason Koenig, known for their work with Ed Sheeran. He shares behind-the-scenes stories and the creative process involved in these collaborations, giving listeners an inside look at the making of his music.

Tune in to this episode of the Spout Podcast for an inspiring and honest conversation with Jonah Marais, as he navigates his new path in the music industry, embraces authenticity, and connects with fans on a deeper level. 

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This episode of the Spout Podcast, host Tamara Dhia sits down with rising star Lay Bankz. Lay Bankz has quickly made a name for herself in the music industry with her unique sound and powerful performances. Her journey from aspiring artist to chart-topping sensation is nothing short of inspiring.

Lay Bankz opens up about the invaluable advice she received from music icon Ciara, which has shaped her approach to the industry. She shares the excitement of achieving her first hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and the creative process behind her debut album, “After 7.” Listeners get an exclusive look into her aspirations, including her dream collaboration with a top artist. Lay also teases an exciting new project, giving fans a reason to stay tuned for what’s next.

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In a special live episode, host Tamara Dhia sits with Michael Marcagi for an exclusive performance and interview at Portland's PNC Live Studio. 

Uncover the evolution of Michael's career in this episode as he opens up about the natural end of his former band. Reflecting on the incredible experiences and milestones they achieved together, he candidly discusses his initial struggles on TikTok. He shares how posting a partial version of his hit song 'Scared to Start ' marked a turning point in his journey, propelling him to go solo.

Listen to Michael's heartfelt account of the unexpected support he received from celebrities like Joe Jonas. Michael's genuine humility and overwhelming gratitude for his overnight success shine through in this intimate conversation.

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Join host Tamara Dhia on this week's episode of the Spout Podcast as she chats with rising Country star Dasha. Known for her hit song "Austin," Dasha shares her journey from California to the heart of Country music. Despite critics questioning her authenticity, Dasha proudly embraces her unique sound. 

Dasha opens up about how Taylor Swift inspired her to start writing music at just 8 years old, describing herself as a dramatic child who released her first song at 13. She recounts the surreal experience of performing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and the thrill of seeing her country idols sing along with her at the CMT Awards.

Dasha also talks about her brief venture into pop music and why she returned to her country roots. With the upcoming deluxe edition of her album "What Happens Now" on the horizon, this episode is packed with insights into her creative process and her love for country music.

Tune in to hear Dasha's inspiring story and what’s next for this talented artist.

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