Country music icon Terri Clark joins Tracy Lawrence on this week’s episode of TL’s Road House! During the conversation, the Canadian singer-songwriter opens up about leaving home at just 18 years old to chase her dreams in Nashville, the challenges she faced along the way and the influence her late mother had on her journey. Terri also reflects on the experience of recording her new live album, Terri Clark: Live From The Ryman, at the historic Ryman Auditorium, the importance of staying authentic in an ever-changing industry and the challenges of life on the road. She also gives a glimpse into her life outside of music, sharing her love for fishing, cooking and holiday traditions. Don’t miss out on the fun as these longtime friends take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about the glory days of ‘90s country and sharing stories from their early careers.

Returning to TL’s Road House with a new perspective on life, country singer-songwriter Bryan Martin sits down with Tracy Lawrence for a candid conversation about his personal struggles and the experiences that have redefined what matters most to him. Nearly two years after their first sit-down, Bryan opens up about his battle with addiction, celebrating one year of sobriety and the personal changes that have given him a new outlook on his future. The two discuss the emotional weight of songwriting, balancing a music career with family life and Bryan’s upcoming album, ODing on the Dream, featuring songs written during some of his darkest moments. Through it all, Bryan shares how he’s learning to navigate success on his own terms while staying true to himself and the people closest to him.

This week on TL’s Road House, Tracy Lawrence welcomes longtime friend and hit songwriter turned country artist Wyatt McCubbin. With songs recorded by Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Cody Johnson and Zach Top, Wyatt shares how his small-town Ohio roots and love for traditional country music have shaped his career as one of Nashville’s most sought-after songwriters. The two dive into Wyatt’s debut album, 650, produced by Dave Cobb, discussing the experience of recording live to tape and the transition from writing hits for other artists to releasing music of his own. Wyatt and Tracy recall unforgettable moments of their careers and reflect on the lasting impact of country music’s greatest storytellers. Tune in for a conversation about songwriting, country music legends and the importance of staying true to your roots.