In this episode, Camden catches up with his friend Adam Cole Hubbard a.k.a The Cuttin' Cowboy.Adam is a wardrobe stylist, master barber, and cosmetologist. He also owns The Denim Desperado - selling vintage and sustainable clothing.
Rodney Smith, professionally known as “Radio Rodd”, is an emerging media personality who is utilizing his considerable influence to alter entertainment coverage originating from the Nashville, TN market. With his infectious smile and gregarious personality, Rodney is making his presence known across several platforms in Country Music circles. He is rapidly becoming a sought after host, having helmed projects by Amazon, iHeartMedia and just about every Major Record Label in town.
In this episode of The Rugged Revival Podcast, TJ and guest Race Ricketts discuss various topics including the impact of COVID on music careers, and their experiences at the Stocktober event.
Race shares insights about his upbringing in a small Texas town, his journey into music and acting, and the pride he feels in being Texan. The conversation also touches on favorite hangout spots in Texas, the dynamics of collaboration in music, and the essence of Texas reflected in Race's songs.
In this conversation, Race Ricketts discusses the dynamics of collaboration in music, the journey of his recent releases, and the storytelling behind his songs. He shares insights on maintaining mental health in the music industry and his aspirations for future touring and growth.
The discussion highlights the importance of personal connections and the creative process in songwriting, as well as the challenges and joys of being an independent artist.
Justin Trawick has been performing in the Washington DC area and along the East Coast since 2006, citing musical influences like Bob Schneider, The Tallest Man on Earth, G. Love, Old Crow Medicine Show, and David Gray. In June of 2015, Trawick released his first single, “Goodbye”, under the band name “Justin Trawick and the Common Good”; written about the search for direction and belonging in a world that constantly feels one step ahead of you. Trawick has performed for TedxEast in NYC at the City Winery, TedxPennsylvaniaAvenue in DC at the Newseum, and has opened for over 30 national acts including Suzanne Vega, Wyclef Jean, Brett Dennen, Blues Traveler, Enter The Haggis, Bob Schneider, and Edwin McCain, and shared bills with Dr. Dogg and The Avett Brothers. Justin is the Founder of the nationally touring show “The 9 Songwriter Series” and co-founder of “The Circus Life Podcast.”
Join us for another engaging episode of The Rugged Revival Podcast as we sit down with the talented Cory Michael.
From his roots in Texas to his musical journey through Nashville, Cory shares his experiences, challenges, and the passion that drives his music. Discover the stories behind his popular tracks like "Damn I Need a Drink" and "Mexico," and get a sneak peek into his upcoming releases. This episode is filled with laughter, insights, and a few unexpected accents!You can also watch this episode on our YouTube channel. Follow Cory Michael on Instagram for more updates on his music and upcoming shows.
From bluegrass porches to punk basements, Evan Golden Hopper has lived a wild musical evolution.In this episode, Camden dives into Evan’s early influences, from his grandparents’ old‑time picking sessions to recording his first DIY punk demos on a Yamaha analog deck. They talk about creative honesty, finding identity through sound, and how artists like Townes Van Zandt, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Sierra Ferrell still shape his songwriting today.Evan also teases new music from his project Quell, with a brand‑new single dropping around Thanksgiving - plus insight into what it means to stay real in a world full of noise.
Alex Rogers is a soulful, introspective, and honest singer/songwriter hailing from South Carolina. His debut single,“Understanding,” released in October 2024, served as the first glimpse into his heartfelt musical world. The track leads into Hand Me Down, his debut EP—an open and vulnerable exploration of the experiences that have shaped him both as an artist and as a person. With themes rooted in mental health and emotional growth, Hand Me Down offers more than just music; it’s an invitation into a shared space of healing, self-reflection, and connection. Through raw storytelling and a sound that’s as emotive as it is sincere, Alex hopes to bring peace of mind and a sense of community to those who listen
Camden meets up with Rugged Revival's new kid on the block - Slim Chance Cowboy - to talk fashion... mainly.
In this episode, Camden sits down to talk with Bones Owens drummer Doy Gardner.
Camden sits down with Tommy 2 Wolves — model, actor, and storyteller — for an honest talk about life, recovery, and the journey from chaos to creativity. #streetfashion #nycfashion #vintagefashion
Emily Love and her band, The Highliners, are based in Portland Oregon. Fuelled by a love of 90's country since before it was cool, the songs are high energy and unapologetically twangy without taking themselves too seriously.
Sam Phillips is the CEO of Outlaw Apparel Company "Live Forever Die Whenever" based out of Cincinnati, OH.
Sam founded Live Forever Die Whenever in 2019. Since then they have become a leading brand in their niche. They are influenced by Outlaw Country, Biker Lifestyle, the Grateful Dead and other culture's that exist outside the"normal" lines of society. They recently opened their flagship retail location in Covington, Ky and are looking to merchandise with national alternative retailers.
Olivia Ellen Lloyd crafts straightforward songs where no word is wasted and every emotion is well-earned.Heavily influenced by country, folk, and indie rock, Lloyd’s sound combines the rooted sounds of her traditional Appalachian upbringing with the fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants nature of her current life. She is inspired by the rich sounds of New York City, the peaceful quiet of her small hometown, and everything in between. www.olivialloydmusic.com
The Waymores are Atlanta-based married honky tonk Americana duo Kira Annalise and Willie Heath Neal. Media fans include Vintage Guitar who said “While 21st-century Nashville pays lip service to this timeless sound, the Waymores keep it alive” and the Austin Chronicle asserted “The Waymores… combine the bright and brash like June Carter and Johnny Cash…”
In this episode of The Rugged Revival Podcast, we welcome our good friend, Lance Rogers - Revival Roster member, Kentucky songwriter, and founder of For the Love of Appalachia.
Lance’s music is carved straight from the Appalachian foothills, full of grit, mysticism, and truth. His debut album turned heads and since then, he’s shared stages with Chris Knight, Ward Davis, Charles Wesley Godwin, Shane Smith & The Saints, and many more.
Lance is the kind of artist who still plays for the people - not the numbers - and For the Love of Appalachia proves that. It’s a grassroots movement connecting independent Appalachian musicians to UK audiences through real storytelling, shared stages, and sponsored tours.
Lance also hosts Falling For’d - his own podcast where artists and friends talk life, songs, and smoke cigars from a flatbed Ford truck. It’s as authentic as it gets.
He’s a true Revival Roster member and someone we’ve looked up to for a long time - there is no end to his talent!
Aaron McDonnell is one of Texas’ most exciting alt-country artists. With multiple Top 40 hits, over 1,000 live shows, and his acclaimed LP "Too Many Days Like Saturday Night", Aaron has carved out a reputation for blending classic country roots with moody, timeless influences reminiscent of Dwight Yoakam and Chris Isaak.
The Truthful Sessions produces quality live music recordings accompanied with cinematic footage. They aim to blur the lines between music video and your typical live session. David Coal Graham is an exceptional film-maker and musician in his own right. Make sure you check out his channel and be sure to follow him across social media.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthfulsessions/Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidcoalgraham/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/truthfulsessions
In this episode, we sit down with Anders Thomsen – a true American original.A master of honky tonk, blues, country, and roots rock, Anders has spent a lifetime on the road playing everywhere from dive bars to international stages. He’s shared the stage with legends like Chuck Berry, Billy Joe Shaver, Martha Reeves, and Dale Watson, and fronted The Ex-Husbands — twice landing in the Top 10 of the Americana charts.Anders brings gritty storytelling, soulful guitar slinging, and decades of experience to every note. https://bookanders.com/
Scott Low sings songs in the American Folk tradition with a touch of Country and Appalachia performing solo or with his band, The Southern Bouillon.With a wide ranging background stretching from jazz to punk to southern rock, Low pulls from all the things that have shaped him. From Townes and Dylan to Miles and Zappa. Initial comparisons to Jamey Johnson, Ryan Bingham, and Hayes Carll have been written by the more Americana press, but there are touches of Tom Waits, and Nina Simone that linger in the shadows.Over the years Scott has shared the tour stage/road with Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, Caleb Caudle, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Sammy Kershaw, Shovels & Rope, Chris Knight, and many more.Watch out for his new album "Grateful Blues" which will be out 10th October 2025.
Growing up in Independence, Oregon, Jacob was inspired by the legendary acts of West Coast country music. He brings back a 90's honky tonk sound with a touch of traditional flavor. Influenced by icons such as Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, and Dwight Yoakam, he strives to bring high-energy country music hearken to the days of the jumping dance halls of Texas and rowdy honky tonks of Bakersfield.