Do you have special guests lined up for Nashville?
"I hate to advertise things before they happen, but I also have friends in Nashville whose music I’m a fan of…and it could be really fun. It could be a really fun two shows. I really have fun having people come out to the shows because my crowds are so frenzied and loud. They scream so loudly for every guest performer. I have so much fun, not only seeing the crowds react, but also seeing the guest performers react when they see how amazing the crowds are. They’re an amazing audience, everywhere we go."
What’s it like to come back to Nashville after being away for weeks or months, and at this stage in your career?
"Well, I just recently came back to Nashville for two days, and I’d been out on the road for a month. Coming back, it’s crazy, because I go straight into work mode, and both days, (I spent) the majority of my time in the studio, and then every split second that I wasn’t in the studio, I was spending with my family, and knocking on my brother’s door and seeing how he’s been. It’s funny because when you haven’t been there for a while, you get home, and you’re wiped out. I took a red eye home and my door sensor was beeping every five minutes. I was stumbling around the house in mid-sleep trying to figure out what this beeping was. This always happens. When I came home from my three month tour in Asia and Europe, there was a light that wouldn’t turn off, a chandelier that would not turn off above my bed. There’s always something that hysterically keeps me from sleeping when I’m so excited to be home in my own bed."
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