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"The last picture we did, it took me ten months because we actually wrote the script and coordinated all my buddies to do the movie," says Toby. "It took so much away from my album process, that I really felt it. I felt the hit. I took a hit because I just wasn't prepared musically when I went back in the studio. When you own your own label, stuff can happen on the business side of it, too. I really felt like I took a hit. If the right things come along, and doesn't take very much time, then I'd consider ... but it's got to be really right."
One thing the "Beers Ago" singer won't give up is his annual USO tours, which he says he enjoys as much as the troops he visits. "We just finished our tenth trip to the desert, ten years in a row, and we played our 192nd show," he notes. "We usually go for a couple weeks, and it's a wonderful geography lesson, a wonderful history lesson. It's a fantastic adventure every year. It's like an adult Boy Scout trip. We really ramp up and get excited about going."
Toby will kick off his Live in Overdrive tour today (June 14) in Salt Lake City, Utah, with Brantley Gilbert and Thomas Rhett serving as opening acts. See a complete list of tour dates here.




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