I'm Very Particular About The Kind Of

Country Music Artists Are Staying True To Their Roots, Keeping It Country But Throwing A Little Bit Of Rock Flair In There Which I Think Is A Good Thing.

'she's Country' Obviously Changed A Lot Of Things For Us And Pretty Much, I Think, Doubled Our Crowd Size In Just A Few Months Time.

I Didn't Get Into Music To Become Famous And I Didn't Get Into Music To Become Rich Either - I Got Into Because I Liked It.

As A New Artist, You Come Out, And There Are So Many Other New Artists. It Seems Like There's A Whole Wave Of New Artists That Come Along Every Year. In '05, I Was Part Of The Crop. It Was A Lot Harder Trying To Set Myself Apart From The Rest Of The Pack.

If The Right Thing Comes Along And You Get An Opportunity To Be A Part Of Something You Believe In, And You Think It's Cool And Want To Put Your Name On It, Then You Should.