The BIG 615 presents The StormeCast

When March arrives, Storme Warren makes his annual pilgrimage to Australia for the CMC Rocks Music Festival. Missing only two years since the start of CMC Rocks in 2007, Storme loves heading Down Under and has seen firsthand the festival grow into one of the landmark touring events for all country music artists. In 2025 Storme brings you along to share the experience through his conversations with Cody Johnson, Ashley Cooke, Dylan Marlowe, Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell, Alana Springsteen, Carter Faith, Billy Currington, Sinead Burgess, Kaylee Bell, Wyatt Flores, Zach Top, and Jon Pardi. Get ready to experience CMC Rocks 2025 with Storme Warren in this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren finally ran into Mitchell Tenpenny in the Big 615 after running into everywhere else around Nashville. The two joke about seeing each other at their favorite places in Music City. Mitchell and Storme also trade stories about visiting Australia while then Mitchell talks about touring and recording with Kane Brown as Storme sings the praises of Mitchell’s wife and fellow country music singer Meghan Patrick. Check out this episode of the StormeCast with Storm Warren and Mitchell Tenpenny.

Storme Warren welcomes Russell Dickerson in the Big 615 studio for two conversations – the first you will hear today, the second will be in a later StormeCast. The first part of their chat is about Russell’s current songs, along with his RussellMania tour, how Russell dropped the ball on this past Valentine’s Day with his wife Kailey, and what would happen if his two sons decided to go into the music business. The other conversation is about Russell’s journey from Union City, Tennessee to Nashville and finding success in the world of country music – but that will come at a later date. For right now, get ready to catch up with what’s happening with Russell Dickerson as he joins Storme Warren on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren welcomes Caylee Hammack into the Big 615 studio to talk about her new album Bed Of Roses – which is also the same name as Caylee’s new novel. She shared the story that if you listen to the tracks of Bed Of Roses in order, it’s her story, if you listen to them in reverse it’s the story of the character in the book. During their chat Storme and Caylee also dive into the literal and figurative benefits of planting seeds – which led to their mutual love of hugging trees – which they mean in a literal sense. There’s so much more than music that Storme Warren and Caylee Hammack get into in this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren dials up John Pearce of The Wiggles – he’s one of the purple ones – for a video conversation to talk about the group’s latest project Wiggle Up, Giddy Up – With Friends. It’s The Wiggles Country Music themed album which includes collaboration with Dolly Parton, Dasha, Lainey Wilson, Orville Peck, The Wolfe Brothers, Kaylee Bell, Troy Cassar-Daley, MacKenzie Porter, Travis Collin, Morgan Evans, Slim Dusty, Jackson Dean, and Lucky Oceans. Storme and John talk about the history of The Wiggles and what it means to carry on the tradition of being in a group so beloved by children all over the world. Plus, Storme sings a little of their classic “Fruit Salad” – it’s all on this episode of the StormeCast with Storme Warren and John Pearce of The Wiggles.

Storme Warren welcomes Emily Ann Roberts into the Big 615 studio to talk about her music – and Emily even previews an unreleased track with a few lines that she sings for Storme. Emily also shares with Storme how supportive of her career Blake Shelton has been since his days as her coach on The Voice. As the conversation continued Storme had the chance to ask Emily about a very exciting development in her career that involves Disney and an animatronic bear. Curious? Listen now to this episode of the StormeCast with Storme Warren and Emily Ann Roberts.

Storme Warren welcomes Lily Rose back into the Big 615 studio for another visit to talk about her new music, and how a music writing sabbatical last year helped her recharge. Storme and Lily also reminisce about trips to the ACM Awards and a certain piano bar in Texas. Check out Storme Warren and Lily Rose on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren welcomes Chase Matthew into the Big 615 studio to talk about his recent sold-out headlining show at the world-famous Ryman Auditorium. The conversation then moves to Chase’s brand new self-titled album that he hopes makes everyone only think of him when they hear the name “Chase.” Storme and Chase also cover the mentoring aspect of their relationship. It’s all here on this episode of the StormeCast with Storme Warren and Chase Matthew.

Storme Warren welcomed Hannah Ellis & Nick Wayne into the studio to talk about life as a married couple, fellow songwriters, and now musical duet partners as they have released their first song together, “Waiting To Die.” Storme, Hannah and Nick also get a surprise quick drop in from their favorite sportscaster during the interview. Who is it? You’ll just have to listen to this episode of the StormeCast with Storme Warren, Hannah Ellis & Nick Wayne.

Storme Warren chats with legendary comedian Jeff Dunham – the man known for bringing the characters of Peanut, Walter, Achmed the Dead Terrorist, Bubba J, Jose Jalapeno on a Stick, Url, and so many more, to life through ventriloquism. Jeff talks about the long history of ventriloquists on radio and the challenges – and humorous moments – it creates. Storme and Jeff discuss the state of comedy, and how playing to an overseas audience is not that different from playing to an American one. Jeff Dunham joins Storme Warren on this episode of the StormeCast.

On this episode of the StormeCast, Storme Warren welcomes fellow TuneIn host Billy Bush to talk about “Hot Mics with Billy Bush,” which features Billy’s hot takes on the hot-button issues in the American Zeitgeist of sports, politics, entertainment, tech and pop culture.

The story of the snowed-in adventures of the staff and guests of The Tan Hill Inn in the UK caught Storme Warren's attention, so he wanted to know more of what happened over the 5 days that the Inn was isolated by winter weather. One of the managers of The Tan Hill Inn, Nicole, joined Storme for a conversation that left him wanting to make plans to visit The Tan Hill Inn for himself, and a little case of "FOMO" (fear of missing out) because the story of the fun, food and good spirits that happened over the few days of isolation sounded like its own vacation. Listen to the chat between Storme and Nicole right now on the StormeCast.

Storme Warren catches up with Dustin Lynch - who grew up in Tullahoma, Tennessee, which is about an hour and half outside of Nashville. It was thanks to a golf scholarship that Dustin made his way to Music City, and eventually landed on lower Broadway sharpening his music skills before he got his record deal. Listen to Dustin’s journey as he shares it with Storme on this episode of the StormeCast.

For this episode of the StormeCast, Storme Warren is taking you back to his final interview with Florida Georgia Line. Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard ended their musical partnership just a few months after this chat took place in 2020. But before the split, BK and Tyler had a very open and honest conversation with Storme that is a must listen for any FGL fan.

Normally, Storme Warren's would be talking to one country music hit-makers that knows - but this StormeCast episode, his guest is one of the people behind the scenes that makes Nashville one of the creative communities in the music industry – Shane McAnally. Known throughout Music City, Shane is one powerhouse songwriters, and producers behind some of your favorite artists like Old Dominion, Kacey Musgraves, Midland and more. Get to know Shane McAnally better as he sits down with Storme Warren on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren and Tracy Lawrence sit down for a conversation that includes a journey to success filled with high points and challenges that were not only career defining, but life defining as well. From his early days in Nashville to working with younger artists that he inspired, Tracy shares it all with Storme on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren welcomes the legendary duo Brooks & Dunn into the studio to talk about their new album, Reboot 2 – which features collaborations with artists like Jelly Roll, Lainey Wilson, Morgan Wallen, Hailey Whitters and so many more. Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn talk about the inspiration behind the Reboot projects and working with younger artists on their classic hits. Make sure to catch Storme’s conversation with Brooks & Dunn on the StormeCast.

On this StormeCast, Storme Warren shares that he was at the showcase where Dierks Bentley got his offer for a record deal – but the relationship between them dates back a little earlier to when Dierks was working in Nashville and actually interned for Storme. During their conversation, Dierks shares the story of growing up in Arizona, falling in love with country music, and realizing that he had to make it to Nashville no matter what job he had to take. Storme and Dierks dive into the struggles of making it in a “ten-year town,” and how autographing little white tank-tops is not as easy as you’d think. Storme Warren visits with his friend Dierks Bentley on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren has a conversation with someone who has scared more people than any other guest he’s had on the StormeCast so far as he welcomes Kane Hodder into the studio. Kane is the man behind playing Jason Vorhees in several of the Friday the 13 movies as well as starring in many other horror films. Storme and Kane talk about the legacy of playing an iconic character as Kane shared his history of working on several beloved movies and TV shows. Have a frightfully good time listening to Storme Warren and Kane Hodder on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren welcomes Kip Moore into the studio for a thoughtful conversation about life, music and the meaning of life. The two friends talk about the importance of not only connecting with people, but also the need for time with oneself. Kip also admits that he’s not sure if making music will be the thing that he’s known for when all is said and done. Listen to Storme Warren and Kip Moore on this episode of the StormeCast.