Lauren Watkins brings her Nashville native roots to this week’s episode of TL’s Road House! Lauren sits down with Tracy Lawrence to talk about growing up in Music City, leaving home for Ole Miss and realizing along the way that she was meant to pursue a career in music. Lauren dives into the songwriting behind her new album If I’m Being Honest, working with her husband and producer Will Bundy and finding inspiration in the people and experiences closest to her. She also reflects on touring with artists like Luke Bryan and Lainey Wilson, going out on her first headline tour and the full-circle moment of making her Grand Ole Opry debut. Don’t miss the fun conversation as they get into everything from Ole Miss football and turkey hunting to navigating social media and Nashville’s changing music scene.

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Wheeler Walker Jr. holds nothing back on this week’s episode of TL’s Road House! The unapologetic country singer joins Tracy Lawrence for an unfiltered conversation about building a career on his own terms, breaking Nashville’s rules and why he’s ready to retire after a decade in country music. Wheeler looks back on recording his first album with Dave Cobb, unexpectedly landing in the Top 10 on the country charts and proving there’s a path in country music outside of the traditional label system. He and Tracy also share stories about the wilder side of country music, years of touring and legends like George Jones and Waylon Jennings, while Wheeler opens up about his final album and tour and why he wants to walk away while he’s still having fun.

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Elizabeth Nichols brings her quick wit to this week’s episode of TL’s Road House! The rising singer-songwriter joins Tracy Lawrence to talk about her unconventional journey from law school to pursuing music full time and how living in Australia unexpectedly sparked her love for writing country songs. Known for turning relatable moments and everyday observations into clever lyrics, Elizabeth shares the influences behind her lighthearted approach to songwriting and how simply writing like she talks has helped shape her sound. She also opens up about finding an audience through social media, stepping away from law school after landing a record deal and gearing up for her first U.S. headlining tour, with plenty of laughs about dating, Nashville life and everything in between.

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