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I'm your host, Kaitlin Bristow.Today we have country music singer Jordan Davis on the podcast.He talks about being a dad, a husband while being on the road.He's been touring with Luke Combs and Mitchell Tempenny.
And he has a great confession, actually, that involves Hannah Brown. But it's just an overall really nice conversation.I love myself a country singer.
I actually had a redemption moment with Kane Brown last night because so I don't know how many years ago it was now probably like six years ago.He came on my podcast and he didn't say a word.
I was like trying to get like anything out of him and I'd be like, so this is happening.He's like, yeah.I was like,
yeah so then his wife came on like not even that long ago who I love and she was like oh my god he still like feels bad about that podcast and I was like really and so I saw him last night he's like I don't hate you I hope you don't think I hate you I was like no he is he is a quiet I mean I feel like yeah probably six years ago he was probably a lot more quiet than he is now but like I mean I know Kane pretty well and I can even sometimes it's just like all right
Kane doesn't want to talk to anybody today.
Even when I was touring with him.I wish I could be more like that.I know.Because there are times I don't want to talk to somebody.I wish I could just not.
I respect him for it.Totally.I'm right there with you.It's like, I wish that there would be days that I could just be like, yeah, I don't want to deal with anybody today.And everybody would be like, oh, that's just, ah.
They didn't want to talk to anybody today, so we're good.I don't know, maybe my band is gonna watch this and be like, dude, we do that all the time.
All the time, yeah.When you're on a bus, I mean, I have had the pleasure of living on a tour bus when I did Dancing with the Stars tour, and it's, you're tight corners.
Like, oh my god, this whole time I thought it was tight corners.
You thought it was corners?I'm 39 years old, and I thought it was tight corners this whole time, until you said that.
I actually just had a extremely awkward, all right, this is on this topic, but let me get there.
So my best friend in college, I live with him, and he was dating a girl that would always say, plan it by year.
Oh, year.Yes, plan it by year.So one night I was like, I heard her say it, and I was like, hey, what are you saying again?And she's like, plan it by year.And I was like, it's play it by year.And she's like, no.And either way, we had the thing.
And I brought it up.We had just got back from the beach this past weekend with him.His now wife, which was not his girlfriend that said plan it by year, I brought that story up because I thought it was her, but it was this ex that did not
get along they did not get along oh lord i told that i was like brooke you remember whenever you said that and my buddy was like that was alexis you asshole that was my ex-girlfriend i hate it i hate it so anyway do you see probably gonna do that a few times i just totally went
Well, welcome to Off the Vine podcast, that's what I do on a regular basis.My producer will be like, hey, um, like try and remember to circle back on things because you go all over the fricking place.But that's, it's my style.Okay.
I learned something new on this podcast.I was feeling very brain dead this morning.I have not been like drinking to the point of like feeling hung over the next day in a minute.And the last two times I have, it was with Carly Pierce.
That girl likes some wine.
I can drink wine like it's I have a wine label I drink wine a lot, but I have never met somebody who can out drink me in wine and like she's still herself.
Wait, did y'all tie one on last night?
A little bit.I mean, wait, why were you not at the People's Choice Awards?
I guess people didn't choose me to be there.
Shut up.So you're telling me like absolute Z-list TikTokers can be on the red carpet and you didn't get the invite.That's stupid.
No, I probably like, I did have a very busy week the week before.So like we had a, like CMA did a Teacher's Hall of Fame event.I could be guilty in saying that maybe I... You probably missed the email.I probably did.I probably missed the email.
You guys missed the email.Was it fun?Yeah, it was really fun.
So Carly and I have been trying to get together because we're pretty close and we haven't had dinner and catch up in so long that we're like, we need to bring a binder and go over notes of what's happened in the last year.
And so we went to dinner the other night and put back a few bottles of wine. And the next day I was like, I think I woke up at whatever, way too late and was just an absolute piece of shit the whole day.
And Carly was like, I had to be up at 5.30 for like a phoner and then I had to do this interview.And I was like, I don't know how you did it.She was like, whatever.And I was like, what?
And then last night, she's so funny because she will not drink shitty wine either, which I respect.And like she brought her own wine to the show.
Oh, that's bougie. That's bougie, Carly.I like it though.I respect it.
I respect it.She would have the, they would pour us wine and then bring it out.And I hope that's not an illegal move.
That's also smart because sometimes it's tough to get wine at those shows.
Though the bar is so backed up.
And that's what like, it's always, I've learned that from Old Dominion is you always bring a flask.
Ah, you know what?My mom taught me that when I went to prom.She was, she packed me a flask.Yeah, she did.She did.
It was, I've told this story on the podcast a few times, so sorry for repeating myself, but these girls were like kind of mean to me in high school, but they were my group of friends.
Well, a couple of them were mean and a couple of them were like my best friends and they had to have a meeting and vote to see if they wanted me to come in the limo with them.
Mean girls!And I ended up sitting in the front seat of the limo by myself drinking a flask.I had a great time.
I mean, I've got to say that actually sounds like a pretty awesome night.
I was like, I didn't have to deal with them being weird back there.It was freaking high school and I just sat my mom put peach schnapps in a flask for me.
Yeah, a little starter kit.Like how to prep your liver for Nashville in Canada.I feel like Canadians' livers
No, y'all are, we're about to start, we started a tour in Canada, I think Friday.We were starting in Toronto, London, Ontario.Starting in like Quebec and then Halifax.
Do you go to the West Coast at all?
Yeah, we do like Calgary.
Yes!My niece is 16. freaked out that you were coming on my podcast today.And she lives in Edmonton, so I'll tell her that you're coming because she, yeah, she nerded out.
I did not know that she, I knew she was a country fan, but I didn't know how big.She like almost started crying yesterday when I told her I was with Carly and I didn't even know she knew who that was.
She messaged me and even used a swear word about how excited she was that you were coming on the podcast.
We'll tell her I've got her and her friends tickets.She will cry.No, I'm serious.That'd be awesome.
Oh, and she's such a sweetheart.She's not like a shitty 16 year old.I feel like she's like, you know what I mean?
She's one of the good ones.She's not the one that was talking about you in the limo.
Yeah, no, she's not, exactly.And I also, when I was 16, I was kind of like a rebel.She's just like a good kid.And she's just like, she's had a boyfriend for two years.Wow, at 16?And they're like committed.She has a promise ring.
They still do that apparently.Have you toured in Canada before?
Yeah, it's amazing.Isn't it so fun?And I'm not saying this because I'm talking to you or we're about to do it.The crowds up there, I think any time, whether it's Canada or Europe, and we're going to Australia in January,
I just think the fact that you don't get a chance to get over there as much and they're just very appreciative of it.It feels like they're just there to have a good time.There's no hanging back and still trying to be cool.No, no.They let it rip.
They are ready to let go.
They do, and I feel like they appreciate country music.What's going on with Europe all of a sudden being big country fans?
Has that always been a thing?
I think the first time I went over there was 2019.I went over, toured with Old Dominion over there, and like, we just did a C2C, and then just went back earlier this year.And it was, like, it was unbelievable.
I mean, A, to get to see, you know, a different part of the world, but then for them to, like, know the music as well as they did, I mean, it was amazing.
I do feel like, I grew up listening to country music.I feel like, I don't know if it's a Canadian thing, but I think it is.I think Canadians really like country music.
Yeah, you are fired up about it.
I agree, and I guess it's still going, because my 16-year-old niece, still, country music is, I feel like it's also making a comeback.I feel like country music is it again.
Yeah.And I think too, a lot of it's just how kind of wide range it's been.
Like, you know, you have, you know, your traditional country artists and then you have your pop country artists or, you know, wherever it just feels like there's kind of something for everybody.It doesn't have to just be one thing.
So it's been, been cool to see.
That is cool.Did you know that I wrote a song once?
I did.It went number one on Apple Music, like above Justin Bieber.
No, I'm serious.You know what it was?It was hate downloads.People were like, kind of your reaction, like, what?
Wait a second.Then you're a songwriter.I guess so.Should we write after the podcast?
Do you want me to come on tour with you?Because I will be your opener.I've got one song and one song only.
Wait, what's the name of the song?
Do you know who Jen Denmark is by any chance?There's so many songwriters in this town, but she's like a dear friend of mine and she's amazing.I think she helped write Kelsey Ballerini's like Peter Pan song that really like started her career.
So she, I just love singing, like I have since I was little.I was in musical theater and when I came to Nashville I didn't come here for music, but I was like, oh, I found myself in like circles with singers and songwriters and I'd be like,
like to do that so I started taking voice lessons here and then yeah I ended up writing a song with Jen and I think people had that reaction like can she sing and so because people were so curious I got so many downloads that it went to number one and I
was just like shitting my pants like what is happening like I just kept seeing it go and I woke up one morning it was number one and I'm like it was like a Bieber song had just come out uh Jonas Brothers and like somebody else and I was number one and I just I still am gonna put that on my tombstone like that I don't know how that happened it's very funny I think you need to write another song well or I've tried oh you have okay nothing is good though
Or you just cut it off as, like, no, I'm going out on top.
I want to be a one-hit wonder.I think that's cool.I'm not here trying to be a singer.I was thinking about it, though, because I like knowing how people got their starts, and I was like, I bet he doesn't know that I, too, am a songwriter.
I did not know that you had a number one.
How did you get your start?Where are you from, first of all?
I'm from Shreveport, Louisiana, Northwest Louisiana.
And you grew up singing and playing instruments, or no?
I grew up around, like, country music.So my uncle was a songwriter, moved to Nashville in the late 80s.My dad, you know, always kind of picked guitar around the house, made up songs.My mom played piano.
Oh, cool.I love musical families.
Yeah, so it's just kind of like music was always around.
I mean, like country music from a young age, my dad was always, you know, loved songwriters, so I kind of fell in love with the guys that he was listening to, which was Kristofferson, John Prine, Jim Croce, these kind of older, you know, legendary songwriters.
But I don't think there's a ton of young kids, you know, listening to John Prine, who is one of my favorites. Yeah, I kind of just like, you know, knew that my Uncle Stan had written songs.
You know, this was back when the, I guess they'll say the golden era of country, like the 90s.You know, when country music was, I mean, just icons.And Tracy Lawrence had cut a couple of my uncle's songs.
And so it was cool for us to kind of, you know, be driving around listening to 93.7 country radio station in Shreveport and hear one of Uncle Stan's songs.
But yeah, but I think after that too, it's after high school, you know, I messed around with writing songs, but moved to college and figured I'd just do the 9 to 5 thing.
Really?Did you work at 9 to 5?
For a little bit.Doing what?I graduated in 2000, yeah, 2012, 2011.
I was working for an environmental company so I went to school for environmental science so I thought I was gonna be an oil and gas and I was working for an environmental company out of Baton Rouge.Worked there for probably four or five months.
Worked that from 5 a.m.to 3 and then I would bartend from 6 to 11.
I know that life.I worked for a roofing company 9 to 5 and then I would bartend at night.
What did you do at a roofing company?
I thought I was about to look like a jerk because you were just going to be like, uh, roof houses.
It was my buddy's company and I was moving to Germany for six months and I wanted to work two jobs before I went.And so he was like, you can come.I was doing cold calls.
I'd drive around and look at people's roofs and go knock on doors and be like, you need a new roof, ma'am. The weirdest, like, I don't know how I did it, but I was good.
I get the hustle.Yeah.So what was the moment where you were like, I'm going to lean fully into country music?
So my brother, me and my brother went to LSU at the same time.And we lived together for three years that I was there.And he had started playing around Baton Rouge.
And he was kind of writing songs, but more so like, you know, playing after football games or like, you know, every night in college is like, you know, Taco Tuesdays, you know, $2 Wednesdays, two for one Thursdays.
Yeah.So he was playing all those bars and he'd have like a a three-hour cover set, and he'd just play a bunch of country songs, you know, whatever was popular at the time.And he had kind of gained a pretty good following around Louisiana.
And then in 2010, he moved to Nashville, signed a publishing deal, kind of started working in the music business and writing songs and trying to get a band together and all that stuff.
I was still in Baton Rouge and was just kind of like, well, I mean, I love to write songs, but I had never played, I'd never done anything.So I would write him songs and send him, like, ideas that I'd started.
And it was finally in 2012 where I sent him a couple little phone work tapes and he had played it for somebody here in Nashville, a friend, still a friend of mine to this day.
He called me one morning and it was kind of, it was one of those weird things too where like I'd gone out the night before, woke up like two hours late for my job, had like 10 missed calls from my boss.
I know.Oh, I hate that feeling.
It was terrible.Yeah.To be honest with you, when I said that I still like go right back to that moment.
And I looked down and I'm just like, oh, I'm going to get fired.I need to get my clothes on and go to work. So I get up and I'm walking down the stairs and I had this unknown 615 number call me.And it was my buddy Robert Philhardt.
And he called me and he said, hey, your brother played me some songs. And this is the time where I'm like walking downstairs like, dude, I'm so late.
But I also knew it was a music guy and I'd heard his name from Jacob, so I was like, I kind of need to talk to this guy.And he was like, man, I heard some songs and I think you need to move to Nashville and try to be a songwriter.
And that was the first kind of domino that I didn't get fired that day, but I did get a pretty good ass-chewing.But I kind of put my two weeks in.I was like, I think I'm gonna move to Nashville.
But yeah, that was when my brother kind of starting the music thing and moving to Nashville, so it wasn't like I was moving up here with nothing.Right.You know, nothing going on or not knowing anybody.Having Jacob here was was pretty helpful.
Oh, that's amazing.Was there.I always like to talk about people's rock bottoms.Did you have a moment where you're like, I'm going to quit and like this is awful and hard and I don't want to do it anymore?
I think like I had this like it was so easy for or not easy.That's not a fair word to put on it.But like with Jacob, it happened so quick.And, you know, he had
moved up here, got a job writing songs and started talking to labels about signing record deals and all within like a year and a half.
And so I was moving up here thinking like, all right, well I'll give it two years and then I'll have a publishing deal and I'll start doing stuff in the music business.And I'd had like, I think I had like
$3,800 saved, you know, when I moved to Nashville.And I was thinking like, well, this will at least get me a half a year.It was gone in like two months.And I was struggling finding a job.I couldn't get a job bartending anywhere.
I finally found a job probably five or six months in that I wasn't really big on, but they were great to me and I enjoyed it. There's a few kind of rock bottom moments there.
I think the first one is like when you, when you're starting to write with people, you know, maybe a year in and they're kind of starting to get signed and you feel like you're kind of getting left behind.
You know, there were some, some things where it's like, well, dang, maybe I'm not good enough to do this. But, I mean, I didn't sign my post until I was five years into Nashville.
I remember there was a night, I went over to my brother's, probably four years in, and kind of broke down and was like, man, I'm kind of over this.
And I moved to Nashville a little later, so my buddies were getting married, people were calling me being like, hey, so-and-so's pregnant.Like me right now.I'm still bartending.
You know, I'm like telling them I'm up here doing music, but I'm not doing music.And that was one where I was kind of like, dang.
Jago was big.My brother was big on kind of talking me out of it.I got a piece of advice from Robert, the guy that gave me the phone call to move up here.
was kind of like down on myself and I was like man you know I think I'm writing great stuff and you know nobody really cares and I can't get a deal and I'm still bartending and I'm whatever and he told me he said man Nashville was perfectly fine when you moved up here and it's gonna be perfectly fine when it kicks your ass and you move home and that was when I was like all right
I guess like the, you know, the kind of competitive side of like, all right, I'm going to make this work.Like, I'm going to figure out a way to, you know, and luckily things kind of started, started happening.
Don't you feel like that's always the case?It's after like a, like, I want to give up, I'm quitting everything, I hate everything.And then you, when you push through it is when the magic happens.
It's a, yeah, you kind of get your back against the wall.And that's kind of, I felt like I was kind of there.It was like,
You know, and even with with him, he's like, man, you said it was two years and like now you bumped it to four years and now you want to go back home again.So what is it?You're going to give it another year?
And, you know, too, I wasn't like I was enjoying being in Nashville.I wasn't like truly right.Focusing or writing as hard as I probably should have been writing.Yeah.Preparing the way I should have.
And so, yeah, that was like after that kind of conversation.
I kind of started changing the way I approached writing and kind of backed off on working as much at the bar and started working on writing songs more and things started to... What was the moment where you're like, got it.
Well, I wrote a song that I was really, really proud of.And I'd done that for, I'm not going to say a bunch, but there was four or five songs in that five-year period where I was like, all right, now this I know.
I really know that this is just as good as anybody else's, or at least deserves just as much shot as anybody else. I wrote a song that I still ended up going and did well, Slow Dance in a Parking Lot.
And I was like, man, this feels like it could be cut and all that.And I played it for somebody and they were like, man, this is good.You know, we want to kind of started talking to me about getting a record deal.
And I had never played a show, I never, like I said, I didn't move to town to be a singer or do this, but I was kind of so desperate that I was like, yeah, I want a record deal.And I kind of had to learn how to sing and play with a band really quick.
But that's kind of what, that was the first, that song kind of started the process of me getting my first deal.
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Probably By Dirt.Yeah.I think By Dirt.I'm obsessed with that song, by the way.Thank you.I love that song.I mean, it's a... It's so good.Me and Jake wrote it.Thank you.And I actually had breakfast this morning with the team that wrote that one.
And I think that's what makes it kind of special, too.You know, I love those guys so much.But like, I mean, next thing you know, as it continues to It feels like it is right up there with it.
It's like picking your, I hate to say this because I do have kids, but it's like picking your favorite kid.
So who's your favorite kid?
My daughter.She knows that.
Do you have a girl and a boy?
I have a girl and two boys.
Two boys?You have three kids.
How did you meet your wife?
Oh God.We met in, so said college roommate.This was probably, so this was 2016, so I just started kind of getting things going in Nashville.I was kind of seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
I was about to sign a publishing deal and stop bartending, which was a huge thing for me.
But I was still broke as hell.And my buddy got married in And the wedding was in New Orleans, but we stayed in Houma.And I had no, I had to like, I remember I maxed my credit card out going down there, like getting the plane ticket, going down.
I was in the hotel lobby after the rehearsal dinner.And she came in, she was down there at another wedding.And I saw her and two friends.And I was like, dang, who is that?And went over, I'd been drinking.
and went over and asked her and her friends how they knew Brooke, who was getting married.And they were at a different wedding.So I jumped in the elevator with them.
I jumped in the elevator with them and told them that they should come back to the lobby and party with us.
Eventually they did.She didn't want to let me know what floor she was on because I think she was very creeped out.So we rode the elevator up and down for probably three times.We did have a bottle of tequila with us.That sounds fun.
It probably had its ups and downs.
Well, that was the thing.Hey, nice.
I had to point, it's not a good joke when you have to point it out.
I was, no, I caught it.I caught it.Okay.
I should have let it ride.I was like, yeah, right guys.It's funny.Okay.Sorry.
Go on.I thought that like, this was going great.And even like it, this was after a couple months of us dating that I was like, yeah, we, I like met her and we had like, you know, we called her an elevator party.
We just like drinking tequila, riding the elevator up and down.She was like, that was not a party.She was like, I didn't want to let you know what room, what floor I was on. I was like, oh, so I totally misread that.But yeah, that's how we met.
She's like, absolutely not.
That's funny.And how long ago was that?
And you have three kids?Wow.What are their ages?
Wow.How old are you?You're 36, three kids, married, and going on tour.Does the fam ever come on tour?
A couple weekends.That's a big job.That's a lot.It makes my days really long.I know that's terrible to say.
No, that's a lot.Three kids and, well, because you probably have like a routine that you do when you're like... It kind of throws the... because you gotta wake up, deal with the kids.
Yeah. God, I'm sounding like a terrible dad right now.I mean, they probably get it.No, people with kids get it.I'll still do it if we're super busy and I just need time with the fam.
We'll get another bus to come out and we'll just kind of take that bus over.And we usually try to do it on weekends where it's not crazy busy outside of just the show. But it's fun when they're out.
I think it'll get, it'll be more fun here in a couple years.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.Oh my gosh.Yeah, three and one is busy.Well, five too, but three and one, I feel like that's... Really busy.Yeah, yeah, yeah.And like in Canada, when you go on tour, will, like, do you get to fly home in between?
Or are you just like on the road that whole time?
No, the first week we're up there for eight or nine days because we have a couple midweek shows and then I'll come home after that.It just goes to the weekends and I'll come home during the weeks.
Yeah, it's been, I mean, this year's just been busy and it doesn't even feel like we've, it hasn't been a super busy show year, but we've just done, I've done a lot of things outside of like music, like taking trips and award shows or different opportunities pop up that I've just been going a lot.
It feels like- How do you like keep the marriage alive when you're on the road and busy like that?I wonder how people keep marriage alive with children in general, but then you add like a tour in there.
I was about to add that. She would probably argue, she would probably say it different than I would.It's tough.I mean, like, we've definitely had some, I think with the young one this year, it's been, we've had some knockdown drag outs.
You know, you kind of get off the road and, you know, you're coming home to a not so warm household.
And you're like, I just want to sleep for 10 days.
relax and rest up.But I think you just have to make the most of the time at home.Yeah.We just recently here have kind of re-implemented date night, like something you just kind of have to do.Yeah, that's what I've heard.
You know, I mean, we are no strangers to putting the kids to bed and sitting on the couch and drinking wine.Yeah.There's something about kind of getting out and still going and doing something.
Because it's one of those things where you dread it and then once you get out,
And not that you dread the date, but you dread getting ready and getting out of the house and going somewhere and you're like, it's so easy to just crawl into bed right now or hang out on the couch and not go out.
But once you do it, you're like, that's amazing.
I still hate doing it.Like the process of... Damn, she listens to this podcast.Sorry, babe.
Oh, bless.I don't hate... All right, how am I backing out of this one? Getting dressed, finding a place to go, getting there, walking in, you're just like, damn, this sucks.Why can't we just stay at the house?
But it forces you to have different conversations, I feel like, when you get out.
I know.You know, like you said, when you're done with it, you're like, all right, I'm glad we did that.It's good to get out the house for a little bit.
I don't know why I always think of going to the gym, like the hardest part is getting your shoes on.It's just one of those things where it sounds like a luxury to be able to go out and do things, but sometimes it is exhausting to just go do it.
And then every time it's like going to the gym, you come out of it and you're like, Why don't we do that more often?
I love that.Yeah.Do you cold plunge?
I have a cold plunge in my backyard.
Yes.I have a sauna and a cold plunge and I'm, I think I'm like a little bit addicted to it actually.
No, I have one.I'm terrified of it.
Oh, what?Oh, I love it.I'm like excited to do it.I'm gonna do it in the rain today.
Are you really?Sure.So you like every day you're, are you kind of that regimented?
I travel a lot and I feel like I love having my routine when I get home and that is part of it.But I'm a go with the flow kind of gal, like every day is different for me.
But sauna and cold plunge to me is like something that I'll usually do five times a week.
So I could do a sauna, I could live in a sauna.
I could live in a- You don't like the sauna?
No, I love it, but I only love it infrared.
Oh, see, I like the one where you pour the water on the rocks.
So I just did a podcast called Beat the Heat, and it's as long as you can last in one of those saunas, and the heat goes up every five minutes.
And if you get a trivia question wrong, they put water on it. I almost died.I'm not being dramatic.I think I almost died.Like I started blacking out.
That's a genius idea for a podcast.
I was like, how's he going to do this?Because how are the mics and the cameras not going to overheat?And like, how are you going to get a clear video with all the steam?But they've got a setup going on over there.His name's Todd Anderson.
He came on my podcast once.He's like a sleep expert.And his wife is Katie Hoff.She was an Olympic swimmer.
And yeah, he's got an unreal setup over there.And I lasted 17 minutes.
It's actually pretty good.
I was like, I'm very competitive.
I can't do 17 minutes in a sauna.
you should have seen how, I'm not being dramatic, I was gagging.I was like, I'm gonna throw up, I'm gonna faint, I'm not well, I need out.And he was like, no, you're fine.I'm like, no, I'm actually not.And I had to get out at 17 minutes.
And I was like, you really need to start with the juicy questions, because it was just getting better as you go.But I was like, I need out of here now.I couldn't even see straight.And it was, I don't know how hot, definitely over 200 degrees.
Oh, and he would pour, he asked me like Canadian trivia questions too, like hockey things that I thought I would know.But at that point I'm just like, I don't know, just 12 Stanley Cups, I don't know.And then he's like, wrong, and he pours it.
Yeah, yeah.You miss every, what is the Wayne Gretzky quote?
You miss every- You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
Yeah, yeah, that's what I'm just quoting Wayne Gretzky.
Wayne Gretzky and Michael Scott.
And Michael Scott, of course, yeah.But every, I actually yelled like, ah! at one point because he poured so much water on it that the steam was like hurting my skin.And I was like, this is torture.
Like I said, first of all, you're making me sit here in a bathing suit, which I'm already feeling exposed.No makeup on my face.Now I've got furnace face.It's like a pouring sweat.I can't answer questions properly.
And I'm like talking about how competitive I am.And I only last 17 minutes where the longest you can last is 30.And he's had other people on the podcast who did the 30 minutes.
Now, Hannah Brown, who is also in The Bachelor World, she's like a beast and she's won like, what's that competition show where it's Special Forces?
Yeah, I can't remember what it's called.
She won Special Forces.Like she is just, she lasted 30 minutes and I was like, I will too.And then 17, I was like, get me out of here.It was awesome.
She was in one of my music videos.
Oh my God, wait.That's when she gave me COVID.
Yes.Was this in like 2020, 2021?
Yeah, it was during COVID, we shot it during COVID.
Yes, Kate, so she stayed at my house while she filmed your music video.Yeah.Yeah, she drove up and she stayed and she had to test every day for COVID for your shoot.
And on the last day she came in and she stayed at my house and we had sushi and it was the only person I let in my house because I'd been quarantining to go home for Christmas.
And she was like, I've been testing every day. So I'm safe and she came over and the next day she was like, Caitlin, I have COVID.And I was like, no.And I had to miss family Christmas because, yeah.So I blame you.
You actually probably can.
You ruined Christmas for me in 2020.
Because I feel like I got COVID too.
I feel like I had COVID like nine times.
I think I have it right now.I'm just kidding.I mean, I probably do too.
But like, it was a thing where it's like,
So she was in your music video for that.Okay, now it's all coming together now that I remember this whole story, and that was you.Wow, crazy.
So she lasted 30 minutes in the sauna, and I was like, if she could do it, I could do it, and I could not.That's, it's, yeah.
So I love an infrared sauna, that's what I have in my backyard, and then, like, I'll do 15 minutes at 170, and then I cold plunge for three minutes, and then I do three rounds of that. I love it.
The cold plunge only, like when I came out of the sauna from doing that podcast, I had to lay down cause I was, I'm, I was really going to vomit.And then after my body cooled down, I got in the cold plunge.I could have stayed in there all day.
Oh yeah.You're like just that hot.
I think it's the Canadian in me.
I mean, y'all are, y'all deal with some very cold weather.
Edmonton, my sister showed me a photo like two winters ago, where on the inside of the door handle was iced, because it was so cold outside, the inside had ice on it.It's unreal.No, it's, yeah.
We were just talking about this, because we have like, this is the last time we were up there, and we had an off night in this little town, I can't even remember, it was in between Vancouver and Calgary, maybe.I mean, one stoplight, one bar.
That's probably where I grew up.
We parked behind a, oh my god, I'm blanking on the big gas station that everybody loves.Oh, Shell?
That's not a gas station!
Well, okay, it's, you can get gas there.
Why did I say Shell?You can't get gas at Tim Hortons.
No, they probably have a gas station where they serve Tim Hortons coffee in there.
That may be one thing enough.
Maybe we should edit this out before we go to Canada.The Canadians are like, no, they'll all bring you Tim Hortons gift cards.
All right, well, we were part behind a Tim Hortons that does not serve gas. And it was like negative 15.
And you can't even be outside.
Negative 15, that's Fahrenheit too.So Celsius, that's like, yeah, that's painful.
For me is like Louisiana where like 65 is a little chilly.
It's like, we were, because it was the only bar, so we would just get off the bus, bundled up, and just sprint to the bar.
But don't you, do you kind of love it?
For like a minute, not like you have to live in it, but I feel like when, 18 is a legal drinking age in where I'm, I grew up just outside of Edmonton, and like going bar hopping at 18, I remember it would just sober you up, and I think that's why Canadians can drink, because you just,
I mean, you walk outside in that cold.It doesn't matter how drunk you are.No, you gotta, you gotta get it together.
You feel it.That's well, wait, what months are we in?
Oh, it's going to be really nice.
It's gonna be nice.Yeah.Okay.So what else do you have coming up that you're excited?Like what projects do you have coming up that you're excited about?
That's a fantastic question.Thank you.
Well, we're wrapping up tour.We're trying to wrap up our album right now.We got a new album coming out early next year, which I'm really excited about.Working on that.I mean, in all honesty, like excited for some downtime.Yeah, fair.
I love to, you know, hunt and fish.
Close to Christmas time is like special to me.Yeah.And to be honest with you, like, well needed.
After, you know, I mean, we've been going since January.
So like the two months of being able to go to the farm, hang out, hang out with the kids.
See family.They always come up here for Christmas.
What do you mean, and stuff?Dogs, chickens, and stuff?
What kind of dogs do you have?
I'm trying to think.I feel like it's like I could come home to my wife really wants goats.So I'm just waiting.I do too.Until we have some.
So you have land.You bought dirt.
Yeah, but not that I live.We have a farm two hours outside of town.Oh, that's so fun.It's mostly for hunting, but the kids love going out there and it's fun.
I love that.Well, if you finish your tour in the west coast of Canada, you should just take a couple extra days yourself and go to Haida Gwaii.It's the best fishing. Haida Gwaii.It's the best salmon fishing.
I had salmon for years after I went fishing out there.Really?Yes.And I saw, I'm wondering what time of year I went, where there was just whales, like, breaching beside the fishing boat.No way.Like, every 20 minutes.It was magical.
I was up there a couple months ago in Terrace, British Columbia.
And we were salmon fishing on the Skeena River, I think it was.
But that is, I've never been salmon fishing, it's unreal.
I'm not like a huge fisher, I enjoy it, but like I always go fishing with my family in the summers, but Haida Gwaii, this place that we went, it was like a three day off the grid, no cell phone, cabin.
Like, it was me and like, I think like 50, 65 year old men just fishing.Just fishing.Catching salmon, man.It was crazy.
We would take a helicopter from this cabin and then go.
It's, it's.Sorry, I cut you off.It was unbelievable.No, that's exactly like, it was just like the, like flying by the mountains, like.
Goats and stuff climbing up the mountain.It was awesome.
So I lived in Vancouver for 11 years.Vancouver was special. It's I I go back all the time and it's just it's I call it my happy place.
It's yeah, I just I loved it I lived downtown for 11 years worked in the restaurant industry and I thought that was I thought that was my career Yeah, it shifted and we switched gears a little bit, but I loved it.
I loved living there Yeah, it's all it's a it's a beautiful city
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JordanDavisOfficial.com.Yeah.Yeah, they should be all on
And what can people expect from the new album that's going to come out?
Yeah, I'm excited about it.I have a new song coming out called Know You Like That, a song that's kind of, I feel like I've always been drawn to like nostalgic songs.
It's like one of my, somebody told me early on, I don't know, it's like the most powerful emotion is nostalgia.That sounds so cheesy.
No, that just made me, things that make you go, huh.
I know, I was just always drawn to those songs, and this one is one that kind of goes back.I just think it's going to strike that for a lot of people.
It's a cool song.I love that.Say it again, what's the title?
And it's going to come out in when?Three weeks?
Yeah, October 25th.October 25th.
I was gonna say, I'm like, I don't know when this podcast comes out, but we'll make sure it's October 25th.Okay.Oh, my sister follows like this TikTok account of nostalgic, like things from the nineties.
She sends me things all the time on it and I'm like overwhelmed with joy.
It's a rabbit hole.I'll stay on it for hours.
Same.Oh my gosh.What year were you born?
Okay.Yeah.So you, same, same things like.
Like gushers.Oh.Fruit by the foot, like all those little.
Fruit by the foot, oh my God, yes.
Ah, and like even, did you have the Fisher Price McDonald's drive-thru?
Oh, I love it all.I'm gonna send you the page that she follows.Yeah.For you to go down a rabbit hole.It'll put me to sleep in like a good mood.
Nickelodeon, all that stuff.
All of it.Are you afraid of the dark? Yes.Oh my gosh.
It used to terrify me.Like all that like TGIF.
Oh TGIF.Wait I'm dead.Carl the dad from Family Matters is on Dancing with the Stars right now and I'm like rooting for him.No way.
Carl Winslow.Carl Winslow.Carl Winslow was a good man.
And I heard that he's an even better man in person. Yeah, Emma's dancing with him, and she said he's an absolute angel.I'm like, that's so cute.
Great dad.Great TV dad.Amazing.Okay, well, I can't wait for your song to come out.
This last record, I wrote a lot about, like, You know, I feel like I got kind of personal, wrote about my parents' divorce, wrote about some things that I struggle with.
And so I kind of wanted to get away from a really deep record and wanted to kind of go back to having fun making an album.And so this is kind of going back to what I truly fell in love with, recording songs first.
Kind of more of my first album, Home State. Just getting back to having fun and recording songs that feel good.
And who is on tour with you in Canada?
Mitchell Tenpenny and Ashley Cook.
Oh, cool.Also, didn't you tour with Luke Combs?
I did.I did this year and we're going to Australia together.
I say together.He asked me to come open the shows in Australia and I jumped all over it.
But yeah, Luke, he's good as gold.
He had the same trainer as me for a minute, Kevin Klug.
Oh yeah.I feel like Klug's chained three quarters in Nashville.
Especially in the country music industry.
Yeah, definitely.Yeah.But he's, he's great.Yeah.I've never worked out with Klug because I hear it's terrible.
It's honestly, I don't know what, I pull up in his driveway and I go, why am I doing this to myself?Like, why am I doing this?But at the end of it, I'm like, I like feel so strong.
I had to, I just hired my buddy Alex, who's a trainer and he goes down on the road with us and he just comes to my house and he will wake me up.He will like.
He started where he just wakes me up on the road, like he'll slide my bunk open and just be like, get up, put your shoes on, we're working out.And I'll always be like, I will do it this afternoon.
He's like, no you're not.
But like now it's like, I'll get to the house and I can hear him in my kitchen. Being like, get up.
Just making himself a shake.
That's amazing.So Klug Fitness, they have people that will go to your house and do that too.I had, it was so funny.I had this guy, Jackson Boyd, come train me at my house.
And my driveway is like, like goes out to a, like the people are just walking right there.And it felt like I was like putting on a show for all of my neighbors.I'm like, hello.Like just everybody was like walking by, kids were like going to school.
And I was just like listening to Drake, just like up and iron. I was like, he can't slip.
That's the thing with him is he listens to Chaperone.He's a huge Chaperone fan.So it's like all the kids are getting ready for school and we're just jamming Pink Pony Club.
It's the best song ever.I literally dance every time I hear that song.
It's such a good song.Okay.Before I let you go, we're just doing a little rapid fire into a confession.Did they prep you for this?
Yeah.Okay.I'm fully aware of this.
Because Kane Brown, this was the thing.They were like, yeah, he's prepped.And then I was like, I heard you have a confession for me.He was like, no. I was like, cool, man.
I had a different confession, but now I'm switching it to another.
It was something that happened during the podcast that now I have to confess to.
Wow, that was aggressive.Do it now.I'm like your trainer.
So this was after we just wrapped up the music video with Hannah.Yeah.And we were like, hey, and we were like teasing her being in the video.Like we posted a couple of like,
photos like mysterious photos of like who is the girl that's in the video and all that stuff and I think she had and the plan was like I was like she had like commented on a photo of mine and like I was gonna comment on a photo of hers she had posted this photo of her and like
I don't know, maybe it's California, maybe she's somewhere else, but she was in a pool.And I thought, this is showing my lack of social awareness and how long I've been out of the game of social media.I thought the photo was fire in my mind.
So I went with, And a little more background to defend myself here.I always go three emojis.
So it's like, if I'm gonna fist bump you, I'm gonna fist bump three times.If we're gonna go thumbs up, it's thumbs up three times.
I thought, again, fire photo, I went with three flames.She appeared to be in not a bathing suit.
So I think she was, but like, you couldn't see, it's just like, she's in the water.Maybe, I don't know.I guess we're gonna find out after this.
But it was like totally just me being an idiot or maybe not thinking like, oh, somebody may take this as like different.And I got absolutely roasted for like, again, I'm not a great social media person.
So like, I look at my Instagram and it's just like notifications going crazy.And I was like, Oh damn, this worked.
I was like, this is a great idea.
And it was like, everybody commenting on that being like, you piece of shit, you have three kids, you have a wife, this guy's married.And it was, I don't know, it was late.So I like didn't, I like text my, I didn't have a social media guy.
So I called my manager and I'm like, bro, We got a major problem with your dude.
Amber Alert, the sound's been off on his phone.
I finally call him in the morning.I'm like, hey dude, I commented three flames on a Hannah Brown.He's like, what phone?And he goes to it.He's like, bro, you can't do that. And I was like, yeah, I'd be looking at it now.Like I probably shouldn't have.
I probably could have gone with something else.
Was your wife like, yeah, maybe not?
I kind of, I showed her too.She was like, why did you do that?I was like, I thought that was a fire photo.She was like, no, that means you think she's hot.I was like, all right.Could have made a mistake.But here's the worst part about it.
She was like, why don't you just delete it? That makes you look even more guilty.I didn't know that you could delete comments.
I'm just totally out of the... I was out of the game.
I mean, it is, but like... I'm glad we cleared that up.I know.I think I'd seen Hannah... Maybe I'd seen her somewhere.Oh, I saw her at Stagecoach.
And I almost went up to her and I was like, look.
You're like, I delete in my brain.
I don't know if you saw my three-play comment.
But if you did, it wasn't for that.
I did not think you were hot.
You're like, I should have went with the three fist pumps.
I should have gone with the, or the strong.
Oh, yeah, the flex, yeah.
But I feel like Eve, and that's like my wife said, she was like, why did you, could you not have commented on another photo?
But I remember thinking, I was like, all right, this, cause I was like, if I'm going to, if I'm going to do, if we're going to do the photo thing, I want to comment on one that like a lot of people are engaged on.
And Kristen was like, yeah, why do you think a lot of people are engaged on that photo?I was like, all right, Touche.
Oh my God.That's amazing.That's a good confession.
Yeah.Okay.Rapid fire questions.And then you're out of here.Favorite song of yours ever to perform?
When my world spins around.
Oh, yeah.I just love the chorus of that song.It's fun.It's kind of fun to run around and jump on stage.It fires everybody up.Crowd loves it.
That's good.First concert that you ever went to?
Don Williams.My dad snuck me into a Don Williams concert at the Strand Theater in Shreveport.
But I always say, well, it was the same weekend, but I went and saw Randy Rogers and Eric Church at the Varsity in Baton Rouge.It was like a Friday, Saturday thing.
I love that.My first was either NSYNC, I can't remember, it was either NSYNC or Bush X. Bush X. I can't remember what came first.Gavin Rosdale, he dropped the X after a while, it was just Bush.Oh yeah, Bush.
Okay, Glycerine.Glycerine, yeah, great song.Okay, if you could collaborate with any artist, living or dead, who would it be?
He was my, the reason why I fell in love with songwriting, so it would be Jon Prine.
Ooh, mine would be Kurt Cobain.
What's a guilty pleasure song that you love besides Pink Pony Club?
Besides Pink Pony Club?The most recent one is, like, the Please Please Please.Oh, so good.
Yeah, so good.It's a great song.
God, that girl is legit.She's fire.
But although I've ruled that out of my comment.
But it doesn't mean hot.It means she's just a fire singer.
That's what I thought.But apparently Instagram thinks different.
I mean, if I saw that, I'd be like, he's hitting on her.Yeah.OK.Favorite thing to do with your kids?
My daughter, we have pancake dates.She loves pancakes.
Oh, cute.Do you go to the pancake, what is that house?
No, we don't do the pantry.The pantry, yeah.We just do like, we literally do like Cracker Barrel or IHOP.Cute.Like just, you know.Yeah.And my son, he loves to play trucks.So we like, you know, play Excavator or whatever.Oh, yes.
And then my middle boy.I know that whole song too.And then my youngest, he just loves to throw things back and forth.So like, All you have to do is like, he'll do it for three hours.You just sit across from him and he just throws things at you.
What are their names?I always like hearing people's kids names.
My daughter's Eloise and I have, my middle one is Lachlan, we call him Lach.And then my youngest is Elijah.
Oh my God, I love all those names.Great names.I wouldn't tell you if I didn't like them, but I do love them.
Yeah.You would've just said like, oh, that's cute.
I would've been like, cute, moving on.What's a piece of advice you would give to aspiring artists?
You know, I had this kind of, I feel like I'm talking way too much on this.
Well, that's what a podcast is for.This is great.
I always like feel bad saying this.And I was talking to a buddy of mine that was on tour with us with Luke, and it feels so like not genuine, but like to just truly be authentic and be who you are.And it feels like a cop out answer.
But I mean, as you probably know, it rolls over into so many other things to where it becomes this thing that if you're not, or if you start to chase something or do something because you think you need to do it or you need to write more like this or sing like that, the worst thing that can happen is that works.
Yeah, because that's exhausting to try and keep up with.
And it won't work.Yeah, it won't work.But on the off chance that it does, then you do have to kind of, you're living this thing that is not fulfilling, or it's not the reason why you started doing it.So.
I actually love that advice more than I thought I would, because I want people in general to take that advice, like in life.
I mean, it's like, yeah, it goes the same thing as like, I would say that to somebody, it's like, man, well, what do I need to do after college?I could do this thing that I love, or I could go get this job that makes a lot of money.
It's like, well, you can go chase the money, but you're going to be miserable, man.I'm telling you right now.
Yeah, it's I feel like we live in a world to where everybody's trying to be somebody else on social media and it's just like I don't know how people do it because yeah like that's you get so wrapped up and Trying to be someone that you think you're supposed to be on social media because it gets more likes or it gets more Comments or whatever it is and then oh, it's just draining in there.
Yeah, it's it's a whole thing.
No, it is It's a social media is a it's a slippery slope in many different ways.
What's your go-to comfort food?
Oh, fried fish, fried crappie.Really?Yep.I love it.
What's the last show you binge watched?
Probably some trucom.I just watched Your Honor.
Oh, that's such a good show.Wow.Did you watch Presumed Innocent?
I've tuned in.Kristen was watching it.
It's also Defending Jacob.Have you seen that one?
Oh, you did?I wanted to read it after I watched it.I was like, I didn't know that was a book until after I watched the show.
Oh my God.Yeah.That one ripped me up.
Okay, well then don't watch.
I don't know, the book's pretty rough.
It's, well, I mean, like if you already know the ending, then.
Yeah.Well, thank you for coming on the pod.
Thank you so much for having me.
Yeah.I hope I didn't ramble too much.
That's my favorite kind of guest.The more rambling, the better, in my opinion, because usually I have to take over the rambling and I will do a good job of it.I'm Caitlin Bristow.I'll see you next Tuesday.
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