Tenille Arts talks about how she grew up on a wheat farm in Canada and moved to Nashville after being discovered on YouTube. She talks about how she went on the Bachelor twice to perform, gave her Top 3 Life Moments and for the first time ever we have someone perform on the podcast. 

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Tenille Arts talks about how she grew up on a wheat farm in Canada and moved to Nashville after being discovered on YouTube. She talks about how she went on the Bachelor twice to perform, gave her Top 3 Life Moments and for the first time ever we have someone perform on the podcast.  Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

Bobby Bones hosts the biggest names in country music, pop culture and more from his studio in Nashville.

Bobby Bones hosts the biggest names in country music, pop culture and more&nbsp;from his studio in Nashville.

Bobby Bones Presents: The BobbyCast

In Case You Missed It: #203 - Tenille Arts on Being on the Bachelor, Growing Up on A Wheat Farm and Top 3 Life Moments

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Bobby and Eddie debate whether artists on nostalgia tours should play new music or stick to the hits that made them famous. From bands like Pearl Jam and The Chicks to Ben Folds Five. The question if it is about hearing the music we love or reliving the time in our lives when we first discovered it? Bobby shares a fun story about Ben Folds playing his music requests and the guys discuss which current artists will still be selling out shows 20 years from now. They also remember the artists whose deaths hit them hardest, including Tom Petty, Jimmy Buffett and John Anderson. Why does listening to an artist's music after they die feel different? 

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Bobby and Eddie debate whether artists on nostalgia tours should play new music or stick to the hits that made them famous. From bands like Pearl Jam and The Chicks to Ben Folds Five. The question if it is about hearing the music we love or reliving the time in our lives when we first discovered it? Bobby shares a fun story about Ben Folds playing his music requests and the guys discuss which current artists will still be selling out shows 20 years from now. They also remember the artists whose deaths hit them hardest, including Tom Petty, Jimmy Buffett and John Anderson. Why does listening to an artist's music after they die feel different?&nbsp;
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#693 - Should Artists On Nostalgia Tours Play New Music? & RIP to an All-Time Great

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Bobby gets fired up over the backlash surrounding Sam Smith performing at the Grand Ole Opry and explains why critics don't understand its history. He also responds to recent comments from his former Dancing with the Stars partner Sharna Burgess, who suggested Bobby was the reason she wasn't brought back to the show. Bobby says he knows the real story but isn't sharing it. Plus, he shares his theory about an artist potentially stirring up drama in country music, reveals his best advice for hosting events, and explains what he looks for when hiring new people. Bobby and Eddie also do a Q&A and Bobby give his DWTS power rankings!

 

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Bobby gets fired up over the backlash surrounding Sam Smith performing at the Grand Ole Opry and explains why critics don't understand its history. He also responds to recent comments from his former Dancing with the Stars partner Sharna Burgess, who suggested Bobby was the reason she wasn't brought back to the show. Bobby says he knows the real story but isn't sharing it. Plus, he shares his theory about an artist potentially stirring up drama in country music, reveals his best advice for hosting events, and explains what he looks for when hiring new people. Bobby and Eddie also do a Q&amp;A and Bobby give his DWTS power rankings!
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In the Weeds: Bobby  Calls Out Opry Critics + Responds to Sharna Burgess' DWTS Claims

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Singer-songwriter Andy Grammer, known for hits like “Honey, I’m Good,” “Keep Your Head Up,” and “Don't Give Up on Me,” joins Bobby to share the stories behind his biggest songs and some of the unexpected moments that shaped his career.Andy reveals why he initially didn't want to write “Honey, I’m Good,” how the movie Pitch Perfect gave his career a major boost, and the song he knew was a hit before anyone else believed in it. He also shares what it was like meeting Stevie Wonder, getting his music featured in a Super Bowl commercial, and making his Grand Ole Opry debut.Plus, Andy opens up about losing his mother at a young age, how music helped him process his grief, and why he's learned to embrace looking stupid in order to grow.

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Singer-songwriter <a href="https://www.instagram.com/andygrammer/?hl=en">Andy Grammer</a>, known for hits like &ldquo;Honey, I&rsquo;m Good,&rdquo; &ldquo;Keep Your Head Up,&rdquo; and &ldquo;Don't Give Up on Me,&rdquo; joins Bobby to share the stories behind his biggest songs and some of the unexpected moments that shaped his career.Andy reveals why he initially didn't want to write &ldquo;Honey, I&rsquo;m Good,&rdquo; how the movie&nbsp;Pitch Perfect gave his career a major boost, and the song he knew was a hit before anyone else believed in it. He also shares what it was like meeting Stevie Wonder, getting his music featured in a Super Bowl commercial, and making his Grand Ole Opry debut.Plus, Andy opens up about losing his mother at a young age, how music helped him process his grief, and why he's learned to embrace looking stupid in order to grow.
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#692 - Andy Grammer on the Hit Song He Didn't Want to Write, How Pitch Perfect Changed His Career & Meeting Stevie Wonder

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In Case You Missed It: #203 - Tenille Arts on Being on the Bachelor, Growing Up on A Wheat Farm and Top 3 Life Moments

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