Show Notes
On Episode 286 of the Raised Rowdy Podcast, host Nick Tressler sits down with Australian singer-songwriter and rodeo cowboy Wade Forster. Wade shares how growing up on a 60,000-acre cattle station shaped his music, why Australia and Texas feel like cousins and how a Tyler Childers cover helped introduce him to American audiences. They dive into his new album, The Aftermath, a more reflective follow-up to the rowdy Gooseneck Party that captures the Sunday-morning reality after a long night. Wade discusses opening the record with a poem, the story behind “Anytime, Anywhere, Antoinette” and learning to embrace co-writing after creating most of his early catalog alone. He also reflects on how rodeo and rugby shaped his fearless live performances, his friendship with Treaty Oak Revival, memorable encounters with Cody Johnson and Luke Combs and the significance of his upcoming Grand Ole Opry debut. Wade closes by sharing his dream of one day buying his family’s cattle station and giving back to the parents who raised him through years of drought.
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