With the release of his newest album,"Gravel & Gold," Dierks Bentley goes back to the authentic sound that first drew him to Nashville as a teenager with a dream.
"It's weird," said Bentley, who is now 47."The further you go trying to search for authenticity and search yourself and come up with new records, new ideas, but you're still— a lot of the songs, same old me. I'm still the same guy, playing the same guitar."On Bentley's path to country music stardom, there were detours and doubters — and one rough tour in particular that prompted him to take a break and make a bluegrass record.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Bentley moved his family from Nashville to Colorado, where he put down his guitar for a while and listened to all the music he's made over the past 20 years, like his albums"Modern Day Drifter,""Long Trip Alone,""Feel That Fire,""Up on the Ridge,""Home,""Riser" and"The Mountain."
Awesome
the same guy, tens of millions of dollars richer though, but the same dude, lol
His biggest fan works at Fox and is on TheFive
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