Yeah I never saw that season but it's one I want to check out actually. He's got a really cool/fun personality in videos and stuff but Jersey said he was kinda boring on it so Yep last time was 2017, a few of his older songs are good too but this era is a LOT stronger

Loool I guess that's you tonight? Pretty good song though and a big fan of that accent

You ever listened to Chase Rice before? He's probably my favourite male in country music rn

His most recent albums (The Album part 1 and 2) are amazing, only 11 songs altogether. Should listen to him when you get time

Oh god yeah that area is awful I stayed all over throughout the years, but spent a lot of my time in Kilburn/Willesden in NW London. Ahhhh Of course the bar/drinks comes into play

Yeah I'd like to do that too, if only there were more/better country artists in the UK </3

Oh yeah I think that was around the weekend lockdown started actually

Nashville doing that What area does your brother stay in?? I went on my own the first time, then met up with my friend there the second time. Honestly kind of liked going alone because it meant I could do exactly what I wanted Miranda, Sam Hunt, Old Dominion, David Nail and Carrie I think I'd say, all solid performers/vocalists but most/all were pretty good even on the smaller stages

Yeah they were really good, nope in Birmingham at a small ish venue. Deffo worth seeing live though

Ahh yeah I'd have gone for Luke too, Eric will be good tho They usually announce all the other artists on the main stage closer to the time. A mess if all this is still going on in a year

Yep they usually set out a timetable of the days and who is performing on which stages around the building etc. You going with anyone or on your own? Gosh I saw a LOT: Miranda Lambert (my fave, girl in my avatar), Carrie Underwood, Maddie & Tae, Old Dominion, Hunter Hayes, Sam Hunt, Thomas Rhett, Little Big Town, Jana Kramer, Reba McEntire, Darius Rucker, Dan + Shay, Cassadee Pope, David Nail... soooo many lol.

Not at C2C, but went to one of The Shires' shows with my friend as well quite a few years ago

I've been to this a couple of times in London before, it's REALLY good Which location are you going to? They've got stages with performers around the O2 all day long too, loads of restaurants/bars and it's a super chill/fun vibe to just hang out there

LOol yeah it goes really quick. There is so much to see, whether it's places or people. Never boring and I've literally discovered places within areas I've stayed in for a while that I've never seen before

Omg People actually do that?? I think I'd just not want anyone to talk/stop me/ask about what I'm doing right now because I'm just being lazy as ****. Early mornings or late evenings are definitely the best time of day though

Was only about 2 and a half hours altogether which is around what I did most days. I tried to take different routes and stuff and see different places unless I was just going down the high road (which was pretty entertaining in my area anyway tbf). Doesn't feel anywhere near as long when you're in London though

They are pretty quiet but the cars come bloody fast down the main road, plus I'd be worried about seeing someone I know

Surprised the cows didn't come after you, hopefully we haven't got any of those killer hornets in our garden yet

Guess I've probably been doing around 4k ish almost every day, I prefer longer/slower runs, seems way more enjoyable. I used to walk around about 10k a day in London though

I reckon I'm gonna try to keep it up whilst at home, something to do and will feel GOOD by September

Not even sure where I'd go, the roads don't have pavements and most of the fields have animals in them (cows/sheep/horses), a bloody disaster. Always got bees chasing me so I don't have time to think about being bored though

Held my phone for 10 mins whilst jogging yesterday, realised that in half an hour I'd make about 4k Might start to go for distance more in a month or so when I'm more used to it lol