Hardy.
Disney/Tanner YeagerResistant is one of the hottest Acts in country music Right now, but he can still feel -intimidated by the size of his audience.
“When I was fortunate enough to play stadiums and things like that, I will see it during the day, so when I go out there and I see the magnitude, it does not give off me,” said Hardy, 34, exclusively Use weekly While discussing his collaboration with USCELLULA. “I remember when I played the opening of the stadium in Ohio Morgan WallenI did not do it, and I went out and went out to the first and a half songs that panicked me. “Because I liked it,” There are a lot of people who come out here! “”
Although, even with this fear of the minor stage, Hardy has succeeded in cultivating a great relationship with his fans, some of which have asked him to sign some interesting objects over the years. Much of this has been captured on social media, but now, Hardy tries to convince his fans to live a little more.
“I would never judge a crowd or let me on stage in a negative way, but it always breaks my heart a little when (during) some of the biggest moments of the program, instead of the presence of the people, the phone goes up,” he told us. “It’s like they prefer later.”
His collaboration with USCELLular, part of his “Life in USA” campaign, is to remember from time to time.
“I really believe that being present and having real memories and putting the phone from time to time is so important,” Hardy said Us. “My dream scenario (in a concert) would be to put the phones in a lock box and call it up to date. I would like to see how it seemed if everyone was there and only presented.”
Until March 16, Hardy fans can enter the Hardy Vip Fan Vip Experience from USCELLULULA Experience for the opportunity to win a trip of all the expenses paid to see that the singer acts live this summer. For more information, go to USCELLULA.COM/HARDY.
Continue to read for more information about Hardy’s life secrets:
Ritual Pre-Show
I Make a shot With the band just before walking on stage. I go in and out of whiskey and tequila. When it is cold, I drink a lot of Bourbon and, when it is summer, I try to stay in the tequila.
We always have guests. We feel that we are welcoming a lot of people, which is a great thing. But one thing I have found very important is that I have a party room and then I have a green room for me and my band, so that about 30 minutes before showtime, I will leave the party room and we will all enter the band room and only pass together. Sometimes you don’t see yourself during the day … (so) we only catch up and really a kind of restoring this bond before going on stage.
Favorite song to play live
“Boots”: Never get older. It’s fun. Each time I will go with boots. It is one of those songs in which it was not one, but it was a really big song for me. People love. I always know it will come, but it is a surprise. And then boom, let’s start the song … and of course the song itself has a lot of energy.
Postparty ideal
Once I go down a little and shower, what I like to do is go to an empty bar and have a lot of people from our tour and our guests just leave the campus. We have been to the place all day, but (I like) go elsewhere and hang out and celebrate -and really just get to relax -and see all the people who worked hard throughout the day and the people who came to spend time and watching the show. Just like that. Something casual.
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Lucky charm
I would not say luck, but there is this pair of shoes that I found a couple of years ago that was called Floafers. I have brought them almost every show now for a year. People compare them with Crocs, it is their own company, but it is this crazy -looking loafer shoe and I carry it with these large, ugly and long white socks, and it is only part of my appearance. This is what I have been doing for some time.
More challenging song to act
I have a song called “Jack”, and they are only many words and it is very singing. It is also a lot of energy and, lyrically, it does not stop much for all the time. That is a challenge. I definitely had to learn to breathe differently during this song.
As the nerves soothe
With really big places when I was lucky to play stadiums and things like that, I will see him during the day so that when I go out there and I see the magnitude, do not let me out. (Before the show) I will leave there, I will be on stage, a kind of look around the great place.
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Wildest autograph
A protective leg. And this is crazy, but in Australia, there is one thing called Shoey when you step on a beer in someone’s shoe. OK, well, I did it with a protective leg. I do not remember where he was, but I signed it and I drank a beer of a protective leg on stage.
The most appreciated memory
I actually have many of my ratchets and there is no in the studio. A sweet cancer girl gave me a small purple dragon, an animal dragon, and it was only a really significant moment. I think it’s on my bus, but I’ve been holding it for a couple of years now.