Russell Dickerson Shares His Hardest Song To Sing Live
Russell Dickerson shares his hardest song to sing live when he called into the show this morning. Love speaking with Russell. He is always so fun and upbeat to chat with. Especially since he and his wife just had a baby. We talked about a lot of stuff as well as his upcoming show at Jannus Live next week.
Russell is doing a show in downtown St. Petersburg, Fl at Jannus Live next Friday night, November 10th. The show is already sold out. The doors for the show open up at 7pm. The show is standing room only and all tickets are considered general admission. The show is rain or shine.
Welcomes New Baby
He and his wife Kailey welcomed their second son, just a few weeks ago. They posted that Radford Arthur Dickerson came into this world on on Sunday, Oct. 1st. Russell was at a show in Kansas City and ran home to be there. 17 hours after the show in Kansas City, Dad was dropped-off at the hospital on the tour bus. Rad weighed in 8 lbs., 14 oz. and measured 20.5 inches long. The couple is already parents to son Remington Edward, 3½, who weighed 10 lbs., 4 oz. at birth.
God Gave Me A Girl
Russell is a busy guy. His song “God Gave Me A Girl” is currently sitting at the top of the charts and he is about ready to celebrate another number one. He told us that he loves his wife so much that he just loves to write songs about her. We again, came up with another song title for his next single, called “Never run out of love songs”.
Hardest Song To Sing
Ride The Wave is a song that he wrote with Shay Mooney from Dan and Shay and he said it is the hardest song he has to sing. Reason is because he has to try and sing it like Shay Mooney and he is about 20 octaves higher then most people. Shay sang the demo on the song, so that’s how Russell knows it should sound. He sould do like Kenny Chesney did and just take it out of his set.
Hungry for The Best Pizza in St. Pete? Check out these Spots
There are some great pizza spots all over the Tampa area. But can we just focus on St. Pete for a second? Where are the must-try pizza spots in St. Pete? I feel like this list can change year to year, even month to month!
Pizza is almost like politics with some people… arguments galore! I’m from NY originally… and after moving here many years ago, I played victim to comparing all local pizzas to NY taste. I’ve now just taken that mindset out of it. The sauce, the toppings, the cheese, the crust. It’s subjective. Everyone’s palates and expectations are different.
No, I’m not comparing ALL pizza to NY style or a specific taste. People do that all too often. But instead, judge a pizza on how good it tastes! With that said St. Pete has some of the best spots for delicious pizza, from family-friendly restaurants to unique pizzerias with creative topping combinations.
Whether you’re a local or just passing through, these restaurants will satisfy your craving for a slice of cheesy goodness. Let’s look at some of the best pizza spots in St. Petersburg. Keep reading to find out where to get your next pizza fix! A flavor style for everyone.
Note: some of these spots have multiple locations, but we will focus on St. Pete for now. Here are some of my favorites and favorites among what I hear from people in our area…
Launa is part of Tampa Bay's Hometown Morning Krewe on 99.5 WQYK. She has been with the station for 7 years and joined J.R. and Kevin on the morning show 4 years ago. Since then, they have been nominated for not only a CMA but also an ACM. Launa has been in radio for the past 28 years and in the Tampa Bay market for 22 of those years. While working in radio, Launa has also served as an entertainment reporter on a local TV show and has hosted many charity events in the community. Using her popularity from QYK, Launa loves to help raise money for shelter animals and has been a volunteer at local shelters for years. Launa loves the community and writes articles on local news, entertainment, and events and highlights people who are shining in Tampa Bay that she knows others like her would also be interested in reading.
