Chris Young visits with Evan Paul to talk about his new record label and what it means when you split from an old table. Plus, the story of his new song “Til the Last One Dies” and what being label mates with Kelsea Ballerini could mean. Plus the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Lily Rose makes her ToC Nights On Demand debut and talks about her new song “I Know What I Want” and how her dad’s job at a hip-hop station in Atlanta influenced her. She also deep dives into what it’s like for a new artist who looks or sounds different on Music Row. It’s not quite what you think.

Then, (13:53) Runaway June join Evan Paul to talk about how love and breakups influenced their new music. This country trio is always a delight to talk to and you’ll hear that here. (28:59) Billy Dukes also joins for the Night Cap.

Craig Morgan talks to Evan Paul about (1:20) his new American Soundtrack EP, his tour in South Africa and (4:40) the one country he will NOT be caught dead in. Can you blame him? Plus he shares (6:00) a great Blake Shelton story and reveals how he knew Lainey Wilson would be huge before she did.

Then, (11:55) Caylee Hammack visits to talk about her new Bed of Roses album and novel. She is one of the most interesting women in country music and this interview will show you why. (28:33) Billy Dukes also joins for the Night Cap. Also mentioned during this podcast, Jelly Roll, Luke Combs, Dolly Parton, President Jimmy Carter and more.

Kip Moore talks to Evan Paul about (3:55) his new ‘Solitary Tracks’ album and why he chose to leave his old record label behind. Plus, (12:00) an update on his personal life, (19:10) how to fix awards shows and (21:45) wait until you hear us ask him about conspiracy theories. He tells a story that had us all leaning in.

Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Also mentioned during this week’s episode: Jordan Davis, Cody Johnson, LoCash and Whiskey Myers.

LoCash talk to Evan Paul about their new song “Hometown Home,” the hit song they didn’t agree on and car life - as in “living in the car” life. Plus, did you know they were set to release “The House That Built Me” before Miranda Lambert? Wait until you hear what happened?

Also mentioned during this episode: Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Jason Aldean, Jimmy Wayne and more.

Jordan Davis’ honest reaction to baby No. 4 had us cracking up! Plus, he shares the story of “I Ain’t Sayin’,” his new hit song.

Jordan also went on tour with Luke Combs so we asked him all about what he learned. Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Also mentioned this week: Chase Rice, Kip More, Kane Brown, Vincent Mason and more.

Dierks Bentley’s new song is called “She Hates Me” and he admits he didn’t intend to record it, let alone release it as a radio single. However he tells Evan Paul he got good advice from an unexpected place so he set aside an album filled with deeper lyrics.

Plus, the “Drunk On a Plane” singer opens up about his dubious Grammy streak, his daughter’s music career and rumors that he’s joining Survivor on CBS. Then the Night Cap with Billy Dukes.

Lee Brice returns for the first time in over three years. He’s got a (1;30) new song called “Cry” that he’s hoping to sing with a stunning pop vocalist. Evan Paul asked (3:50) what makes him cry and his answer may surprise you.

Plus, (12:20) Lee admits his kids are into music and his 8-year-old could record a song with him. Then (15:25) he recalls seeing Morgan Wallen hustling on Lower Broadway before he was a star. Did Lee know?

Billy Dukes also joins for the (20:41) Night Cap. Also mentioned during this podcast episode: Teddy Swims, Dallas Davidson, Jerrod Niemann, Tyler Farr, Willie Nelson, Johnny Paycheck, Daryle Singletary, and more.

Rascal Flatts’ bassist Jay DeMarcus explains how they got the Jonas Brothers on their new song “I Dare You” and updates Evan Paul and fans on tour rehearsals. Plus, Jay gets honest about he may have contributed to some of the band’s problems, and describes what it’s like working with a sober Joe Don Rooney.

Then (11:22) Billy Dukes joins Evan to break down this interview.

Kane Brown has never been this unfiltered. The “Backseat Driver” tells Evan Paul (0:50) all about his new album, ‘The High Road’ and the song that made his wife cry. Plus, (6:35) a full family update including how he treats his youngest different. If you’re a boy-dad or a boy-mom you’ll totally appreciate this.

Then, (10:45) how Kane and Kaitlyn do date nights and what they fight about before (14:01) his thoughts on Jelly Roll, mental health and more. That’s probably the most revealing part of the interview. Billy Dukes (20:43) also joins for the Night Cap.

Also mentioned during this podcast: Hardy, Morgan Wallen, Jason Aldean, Marshmello, Landman and more.