Joe Bryson: Kitchen Sink Country, Louisiana Roots & The Power of Yes

On Episode 314 of Outside The Round, Matt Burrill sits down with rising artist Joe Bryson to talk about his Louisiana roots, his self-described “Kitchen Sink Country” sound and the journey that brought him to Nashville. Joe shares how he started performing as a kid, his early days playing in bands around Louisiana and how influences ranging from Soundgarden to Eric Church helped shape his sound and high-energy live show. Joe also opens up about surviving cancer at a young age and how the experience gave him a new perspective on life before moving to Nashville in 2020. The guys get into his years cutting his teeth on Broadway, signing with Spirit Music Group, his friendship with Brooke Lee and working alongside writers like Neil Mason, Justin Halpin and Cale Dodds. They also dive into Joe's nine-song record The King's Court, songs like “Bloody Nails” and “Got That Right,” his new single “Dirt in My Teeth,” and the launch of his monthly Swamp Sounds showcase at The Underdog. Joe wraps things up with the importance of staying connected to his Louisiana roots, continuing to say yes to opportunitiies and why sometimes the best advice in Nashville is simply to keep going.

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