Music Row

In this heartfelt and fun episode of Music Row, host Jeff Leake sits down with platinum-certified country powerhouse Jess Moskaluke fresh off the release of her brand-new single, “Last Rodeo.” Dropped on February 27, 2026, this sweeping, emotional anthem is all about living and loving fearlessly with your forever person and home.

Jess opens up about the joys (and chaos) of impending motherhood—she’s expecting and dives into the gender reveal moment, what it’s like balancing pregnancy with tours, and the music grind. She also gives the inside scoop on major home renovations underway, turning her space into the perfect family nest amid all the excitement.

Plus, Jess teases her upcoming live dates, including confirmed stops like July 4, 2026, at Killarney AG Grounds in Manitoba and August 14, 2026, at Living Skies Music Festival in Yorkton, SK—perfect timing for summer fans to catch her live energy.

Whether you’re streaming “Last Rodeo” on repeat or just love real-talk stories from one of Canada’s top country stars, this chat is packed with laughs, heart, and that signature Jess Moskaluke warmth. Hit play and saddle up!

Connect with Jess Moskaluke:

Official Website: https://www.jessmoskaluke.com

Instagram: @jessmoskaluke

X (Twitter): @jessmoskaluke

Facebook: JessMoskalukeMusic

TikTok: @jessmoskalukeofficial

YouTube: Jess Moskaluke

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This week on the Music Row Podcast, Jeff sits down with rising Canadian country artist Sully Burrows, the Parry Sound native whose heartfelt songwriting and breakout performances have made him one of the most exciting new voices in the genre. Sully opens up about the stories behind his debut EP, the whirlwind of touring across Canada, and the creative process that’s shaping his next chapter.

From small‑town roots to big‑stage momentum, this conversation dives into the craft, the grind, and the moments that pushed Sully into the national spotlight. Expect honesty, laughs, and a behind‑the‑scenes look at an artist on the verge of a massive year.

📅 Upcoming Tour Dates

Mar 12 — Charles W. Stockey Centre, Parry Sound, ON

Mar 20 — Paddyfest, Listowel, ON (2026)

May 9 — Dirt Road Revival, Owen Sound, ON (2026)

🔗 Sully Burrows — Official Links & Socials

These are the official platforms listed through his verified pages and music 🔗 Official Sully Burrows Social Media Pages

🎵 TikTok

@sullyburrow

📸 Instagram

@sullyburrows

👍 Facebook

facebook.com/sullyburrowsofficial

In this must-listen episode of Music Row, Canadian country standout Andrew Hyatt swings by the studio for an honest, no-holds-barred chat. Fresh off the release of his infectious new single "Sometimes It Don't" (out now via 604 Records), Andrew dives deep into the track's origins—revealing how it came together as a co-write with HARDY (alongside Jordan Schmidt and Josh Osborne) and why this upbeat breakup anthem feels so raw and relatable. He breaks down the messy, real-life inspiration behind the lyrics ("I've always been a man of my word... but sometimes it don't"), how HARDY's signature edge brought the song to life, and what it means to blend heartfelt storytelling with radio-ready energy after his recent Americana-leaning EP. Andrew also opens up about life on the road—touring highs and lows, building momentum in the U.S. and Canada, staying grounded amid the grind, and the creative fuel he draws from real experiences. Whether you're a songwriter, a fan of modern country, or just love great stories from the industry, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and plenty of behind-the-scenes gems. Stream "Sometimes It Don't" everywhere now, and hit play to hear Andrew Hyatt like you've never heard him before!

In this special crossover episode of The Music Row Podcast with Leake, host Jeff Leake welcomes back Canadian country powerhouse Dallas Smith (last on the show in April 2025) alongside pop/R&B icon Shawn Desman for their first joint appearance on the program. The two dive deep into their fresh collaboration “One Good Life”—Shawn’s debut country single and the first official team-up between the two artists.
Dallas and Shawn, who’ve been friends for years and came up in the industry around the same time, share how the song came together: Shawn reached out with the idea of blending their worlds, and Dallas jumped at the chance to merge country warmth, rock edge, and pop polish into an anthemic track about perspective, clarity, and living a grounded life.

Tim Hicks, one of Canada's most enduring and beloved country music stars, joins host Jeff Leake on this episode of the Music Row Podcast.
Hailing from St. Catharines, Ontario, Tim has built an impressive career since his 2012 breakout single "Get By," racking up 18 top 10 hits on the Canada Country chart, multiple Platinum and Gold certifications, CCMA Rising Star honors, and repeated wins as Male Artist of the Year at the Country Music Association of Ontario Awards. With high-energy anthems like "Hell Raisin' Good Time," the viral sensation "Stronger Beer," chart-toppers "What a Song Should Do" and "No Truck Song," and recent releases including "Going Somewhere," Tim delivers the perfect blend of gritty, fun-loving country rock that resonates with fans coast to coast.
In this candid conversation, Tim opens up about his journey from local bar gigs and open mics to headlining national tours, the inspiration behind his everyman songwriting, life on the road with and what's next—including his upcoming Going Somewhere Tour kicking off in spring 2026. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this episode dives deep into the heart of Canadian country, the stories behind the hits, and why Tim remains a staple in the scene.
Tune in for laughs, insights, and plenty of good-time country vibes straight from one of the industry's most dynamic voices! 🎸🍻