Girls In Low Places

Katie has flown to Nashville to be backstage at Nissan Stadium turning country music’s biggest weekend into the a beauty pageant. That country stars don't realise they are entering.

This year’s (unwilling) contestants include Gretchen Wilson, Shaboozey, Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan, HARDY, Carly Pearce, Jordan Davis, Cody Johnson, The Band Perry, Kaitlin Butts, Molly Tuttle, Ricky Skaggs, Rhett Akins, Vincent Mason, Zach John King, Emily Ann Roberts, Scoot Teasley, The Jack Wharff Band, Jo Dee Messina and more.

Who deserves the crown?

There’s only one way to find out.
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From crochet and cowboy boots to relationship advice and emotional conversations… Katie heads out for a Girls Day Out with Emily Ann Roberts in one of London’s cutest yarn shops.

The pair chat about British crowds, being “whipped”, dating disasters, long distance love, anxiety, overthinking, growing up too fast, and why Emily thinks every girl needs to “pick up your yarn… not text the man.”

Emily also opens up about confidence in the music industry, finding your worth outside of social media, and the emotional new song about her dad that still makes her cry.

Plus… alpacas, Ibiza confusion, knitting vs crocheting, and the most wholesome relationship advice you’ll hear all week.
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This week on Girls In Low Places, Katie is joined by her soulmate Kaitlin Butts for a conversation that spirals from musical theatre and Avril Lavigne to dating red flags, TikTok trolls and how she used to invite Tinder dates to her gigs to make up numbers.

Kaitlin opens up about the viral success of You Ain’t Gotta Die, the emotional crash that came with sudden internet attention, touring with Lainey Wilson, and why women taking up space still makes people uncomfortable. The pair also discuss Ella’s Fellas, chaotic dating stories, airport club with her husband Cleto…. You Ain’t Gotta Die to listen to this episode, so you should listen and watch.

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Katie is hanging on by a thread after a wild night hosting her Tucker Wetmore pre-party… and there’s no one better to debrief with than Ashley McBryde. From hangovers and bad decisions to sobriety, self-control and learning how to actually sit with your own thoughts, this one goes deep… fast.

Ashley opens up about her journey from bar gigs to the Grand Ole Opry and performing at the Royal Albert Hall, plus the reality of building a career without losing yourself along the way. There’s honest talk about alcohol culture in country music, losing friends when you get sober, and why your inner critic needs a seat… just not the steering wheel.

They also get into navigating trolling, comparison, and what it really means to “stay in your own lane” when everyone online seems to be copying each other. Ashley doesn’t hold back on being labelled “difficult” in the industry… and why that might actually be the key to getting what you want.

If you’ve ever felt behind, burnt out, or like your brain won’t switch off… this one might hit harder than expected.
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Carter Faith joins us in Amsterdam for a walk through the Red Light District where nothing is off limits… from sex shops to heartbreak, bad interview questions and why she’s done playing nice.

Fresh off her ACM nomination, Carter opens up on being the underdog, life on a tour bus full of men, and the reality of success not feeling how you think it will. We get into Cherry Valley, writing through heartbreak, and the kind of honesty that makes you either love her… or love her from our perspective.

Plus… dating advice, bar star behaviour, and a very important message for the British girlies!

Sex, drugs and country music, baby!
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