Natalie Stovall's guest appearances

Natalie Stovall

WSM Radio's Coffee, Country & Cody

Sam Alex Podcast

Get Real with Caroline Hobby

NCD Writers Room

The Bobby Bones Show

Bobbycast

Whiskey & Cigarettes Show

Weekdays With Murph

Nashville Access Podcast

Musings of the Artist: (Honest) Conversations with Montse Andrée

Joe Diffie

Jordan Davis

Elaina Smith

Tim McGraw

Justin Moore

Erin Enderlin

Brantley Gilbert

Paulina Jayne

Kendal Conrad

Lucas Hoge

Heath Sanders

Mitchell Tenpenny

Lauren Alaina

Adam Craig

Travis Tritt

OwlTail

Natalie Stovall is a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, from Nashville, TN. She’s also an old friend of mine as we met years ago in college. Natalie has been playing on a stage almost her entire life and made her Grand Ole Opry debut at the age of 12. She has performed everywhere from the White House to The Oprah Show and more recently was a contestant on The Voice. Natalie tells us about her time on the show, and you’ll hear us talk about being two of the only girls during our time at Berklee College of Music! This was such a fun conversation that takes us many places. She shares about having been a bit heartbroken by music, and finding her way back to a new place with it. On navigating social media as an artist. Her most memorable concert experience that still gives her chills. How she uses gratitude to turn a bad day around. And, it was also so nice hearing her love for her best friend Ruthie Collin’s artistry. Natalie radiates joy and warmth and if you don’t already know her I know you’re going to love getting to know her a bit through this chat. Where to find Natalie: Instagram Website This episode was audio produced by Aaron Moring. Theme music is by Heather Maloney.

Natalie Stovall is a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, from Nashville, TN. She’s also an old friend of mine as we met years ago in college. Natalie has been playing on a stage almost her entire life and made her Grand Ole Opry debut at the age of 12. She has performed everywhere from the White House to The Oprah Show and more recently was a contestant on The Voice. Natalie tells us about her time on the show, and you’ll hear us talk about being two of the only girls during our time at Berklee College of Music! This was such a fun conversation that takes us many places. She shares about having been a bit heartbroken by music, and finding her way back to a new place with it. On navigating social media as an artist. Her most memorable concert experience that still gives her chills. How she uses gratitude to turn a bad day around. And, it was also so nice hearing her love for her best friend Ruthie Collin’s artistry. Natalie radiates joy and warmth and if you don’t already know her I know you’re going to love getting to know her a bit through this chat. Where to find Natalie: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nataliestovall/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> <a href="http://www.nataliestovall.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> This episode was audio produced by Aaron Moring. Theme music is by Heather Maloney.

Episode 46 - Natalie Stovall

Jim Casey talks to Natalie Stovall about: • attending the Dwight Yoakam concert at the Ryman • being raised in Columbia, Tenn. (45 miles south of Nashville) • Columbia's claim to fame, Mule Day • getting her first violin as a 3-year-old • entering fiddle competitions as an 8-year-old • singing for the first time at Opryland Themepark  • moving to Boston after high school to attend Berklee College of Music • moving back to Nashville, putting a band together and hitting the road • auditioning for "The Voice" • joining Team Blake • the time commitment of being on "The Voice" • the new fans she has gained • what she learned about herself after being on "The Voice" • her new single, “Wine or Whiskey,” which was co-penned by Andrew Dorff, Little Big Town’s Jimi Westbook and Lori McKenna • making a new video for the single • working on a new album • going to Mexico for week in February for the Island Time Music Festival   Show participants: • Natalie Stovall • Jim Casey, NCD editor in chiefSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Casey talks to Natalie Stovall about: • attending the Dwight Yoakam concert at the Ryman • being raised in Columbia, Tenn. (45 miles south of Nashville) • Columbia's claim to fame, Mule Day • getting her first violin as a 3-year-old • entering fiddle competitions as an 8-year-old • singing for the first time at Opryland Themepark  • moving to Boston after high school to attend Berklee College of Music • moving back to Nashville, putting a band together and hitting the road • auditioning for "The Voice" • joining Team Blake • the time commitment of being on "The Voice" • the new fans she has gained • what she learned about herself after being on "The Voice" • her new single, “Wine or Whiskey,” which was co-penned by Andrew Dorff, Little Big Town’s Jimi Westbook and Lori McKenna • making a new video for the single • working on a new album • going to Mexico for week in February for the Island Time Music Festival Show participants: • Natalie Stovall • Jim Casey, NCD editor in chiefSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

135: Natalie Stovall Talks Mules, Music, Making It On "The Voice" and More

Hi listeners and welcome to another edition of Weekdays with Murph.  On the show today, we've got super talented singer/songwriter, and one heck of a fiddle player, Natalie Stovall, joining us.  We'll talk with Natalie about her career, music and anything she's working on that she can talk about.

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