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Aaron Lewis LLC

Aaron Lewis LLC

Aaron Lewis LLC operates the official website of Aaron Lewis, an American singer-songwriter known for country and rock music. The site promotes his albums, such as "The Hill," sells merchandise, and lists his tour dates through his label, Big Machine Label Group.www.aaronlewismusic.com

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Sep 21, 2026

Dan CinottoHOST
39:00
It's
Jeff GeaghanHOST
39:01
from what I read in the article and stuff, and also seeing Aaron Lewis was talking about this, and he basically said, like, I think, again, this is going off my memory, but somebody got the CD to Fred, basically like, hey, you should work with us.
Jeff GeaghanHOST
39:18
This would be awesome kind of thing.
Jeff GeaghanHOST
39:20
Fred saw the album cover and was like, what the hell is this bull crap? And he was like, I'm not playing with those Satanists and stuff.
Jeff GeaghanHOST
43:15
I just had like a message and it was kind of
Dan CinottoHOST
43:16
important.
Dan CinottoHOST
43:18
About producing Aaron Lewis.
Dan CinottoHOST
43:20
Oh
Ed McGonigalHOST
41:38
That is a riot, man.
Ed McGonigalHOST
41:39
If Aaron Lewis was still alive, I mean, Aaron and Andrew were still alive, he'd probably be playing.
Ed McGonigalHOST
41:43
He'd probably be on somebody's team.
Ed McGonigalHOST
41:45
That's so funny.
Tony PGUEST
24:27
yes.
Tony PGUEST
24:28
You know what Aaron Lewis said right before he left? I love you, New York.
Tony PGUEST
24:32
Fuck Mondani.
Tony PGUEST
24:34
That piece of shit.
Jeremy PaytonGUEST
5:27
And I mean, um, you know, there's even, even the whole, yeah.
Jeremy PaytonGUEST
5:33
And I will bring this up because Aaron Lewis said it best, man, you know, you know lose a few pounds man whiten your smile get rid of that wife you got you know all that stuff I mean we all I mean not to call anybody out but I think we all know somebody very famous that just did that jelly roll but not to name your names but hey living proof there it went Aaron Lewis called it years ago you know I mean, Aaron's put on some pounds.
Jeremy PaytonGUEST
6:10
He's like, man, screw it.
Jeremy PaytonGUEST
6:11
Like, this is who I am.
PatrickHOST
6:22
I was down in Texas, Texas Motor Speedway.
PatrickHOST
6:26
And I just remember my buddy being like, you seen anybody cool? And I'm kind of like looking around.
PatrickHOST
6:31
And I just look over and I'm standing like kind of next to Aaron Lewis.
PatrickHOST
6:37
And I was just kind of like, it's funny.
Mike RaineyHOST
25:27
Are you kidding
Uncle LazerGUEST
25:28
me? My brother's band opened up for them when it was Aaron Lewis.
Uncle LazerGUEST
25:31
And like, dude, he's a cool-ass motherfucker.
Uncle LazerGUEST
25:33
Why
Joanne MouletGUEST
6:02
We got to stand up on stage with him as he was running out and performing.
Joanne MouletGUEST
6:06
Some of the smaller, mid-sized, like I did Josh Turner's And Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners, when they come to town for the smaller shows, say in a smaller venue, then we get a little more access to them.
Joanne MouletGUEST
6:23
But we are still not allowed to take pictures.
Joanne MouletGUEST
6:25
They're paying us.
Jack SpirkoHOST
2:56
If, if, if owning your own business is so great, if it is what Jack says, if it is the ultimate in individual freedom, and I believe that it is, then why don't more people do it? A-and here's your five big holdups in my experience, and I've been doing this a long time, right? Most of my life, I have either been an entrepreneur full-time or I've been an ar- entrepreneur part-time.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:25
I started my first real business when I was twenty-two years old, right? And I'm fifty-four years old now, so it's been a while, in the words of Aaron Lewis, right? Um, and in my experience, this is your five big problems.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:41
Number one, because it's hard.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:44
T-that's just reality.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:31
And I'm 54 years old now.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:33
So it's been a while in the words of Aaron Lewis.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:36
Right.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:38
And in my experience, this is your five big problems.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:02
If, if, if owning your own business is so great, if it is what Jack says, if it is the ultimate in individual freedom, and I believe that it is, then why don't more people do it? A-and here's your five big holdups in my experience, and I've been doing this a long time, right? Most of my life, I have either been an entrepreneur full-time or I've been an ar- entrepreneur part-time.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:31
I started my first real business when I was twenty-two years old, right? And I'm fifty-four years old now, so it's been a while in the words of Aaron Lewis, right? Um, and in my experience, this is your five big problems.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:47
Number one, because it's hard.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:50
St- That's just reality.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:02
If, if, if owning your own business is so great, if it is what Jack says, if it is the ultimate in individual freedom, and I believe that it is, then why don't more people do it? A- And here's your five big holdups in my experience, and I've been doing this a long time, right? Most of my life, I have either been an entrepreneur full-time or I've been an ar- entrepreneur part-time.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:31
I started my first real business when I was twenty-two years old, right? And I'm fifty-four years old now, so it's been a while in the words of Aaron Lewis, right? Um, and in my experience, this is your five big problems.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:47
Number one, 'cause it's hard.
Jack SpirkoHOST
3:50
St- That's just reality.

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