in this country. brian: with that we are now. standing in fronts of the redneck rivera can i get a hell yeah? [cheers] let s go inside. come on, guys. [cheers] good to be in nashville, tennessee, ain t it? [cheers] i want to show you we call it the hero s bar. big american flag made out of the beer cans. you look down, there are people have sent in from around the world really. we salute our vets by holding up the shot like this. everybody hold it up. here is to our veterans in active duty. they are truly what s great about our country. on the count of three give me a hell yeah. 1, 2, 3. in the cheers] brian: that s how it s done. steve: did you just drink that? brian: no. i m not a big shot guy. but what a great guy. he loves the fans. we just took a walk down broadway directly across the street kid rock opening up
loss. sign me up, i love these things. brian: fatty food. katie: it s a good fat. steve: 500 bucks how much you could pay for swearing at myrtle beach, south carolina. falls under the offense could lead to time in jail. watch your mouth in myrtle beach. katie: country star john rich of the group big and rich only a few session but a musig time businessman. brian: exploding from whiskey and boots brand new bar on music city in broadway. i had a chance to do a celebrity stroll. instead of him coming to me, i went to him in nashville, tennessee to see a slice of his life in action. [phone ringing] hello? brian: john rich? yes, sir. brian: brian kilmeade we
coming to your city talking about tearing up. first time we wrote a song together opposite things that connect sod tightly. i don t know what just happened but i want to do that again. we have written over a thousand songs together. brian: save a horse ride a cowboy. that turned in to be like sweet home alabama for us. brian: here s what is different for you are an artist. creative. you also have there business side of you. redneck rivera is striking a note with people. there is actually a t-shirt in the bar and i say this from time to time that if you kneel for the anthem you are in the wrong damn bar. you will hear me say it on the mike. when i say that people start screaming u.s.a., u.s.a. see that big star? that s mine. brian: i m going to ask you the toughest question yet. why did john rich make it? i m not the greatest singer. i m not the greatest anything. you never give up. you always move forward. that s how any of us make it
have a celebrity stroll appointment today. i called your people. hey, brian, all right, manual. are you at the gate? brian: i m at the gate. come on, in brother. come in. over here, this is where some of your passion for the military comes out, right? you know, in country music and same thing with you guys we love our military and active duty and our vets. this is actually my grandfather s world war ii uniform that he willed to me. brian: john, you actually have an elevator in your house? how do you explain that? well, it ain t a party until you have a disco saddle, brian. [laughter] we will bring full bands up here and play music. we will do everything from big and rich album release parties to charity events. brian: when i look out here this is why you built it, you said. this is where the story starts. i walk into that town not knowing what i was doing. and you kind of go for it american dream style. brian: we should head to broadway? let s head to broadwa broadw.