No matter what does, or doesn't, happen for me in the music industry, getting to play the Opry as a kid was always be a highlight of mine.

I build an entire fort out of pillows. I need at least four pillows. I need on each side, I need one normal usage pillow for the back of my head, and I need another pillow just in case.

Playing the Opry, when I get the opportunity - it's one of the coolest honors for any musician in any genre, but especially for a country musician.

I would say, my influences go back a little further than some folks. I think what your influences are can certainly help you. It's like a tree with really deep roots the firmer they're planted in the ground, the better foundation you have to build upon.

Things just always seem to lead to the logical next step.

Things have always happened better for me than I could plan them to.

My earliest musical memory was getting to watch my dad play drums in a local band. He's a banker by trade, but a drummer at heart. I remember seeing the guitar player do the solo from Werewolves of London with his teeth, and that was the moment that had me hooked.

I'm really lucky to have some super-talented friends.

I feel like I am in turbo mode as a student of entertainment.