Trace Adkins believes he has achieved more in his three-decade music career than he ever anticipated, and he shows no signs of slowing down. The celebrated country artist recently shared that his passion for performing and recording remains strong as he continues to feel energized on stage.
During a recent episode of Theo Von’s This Past Weekend Podcast, Adkins expressed his determination to keep making music as long as he can still deliver his songs in the same way they were originally recorded. “As long as I can still sing those songs in the same key and hit all the necessary notes, I’ll just keep going,” he stated.
Adkins drew a parallel between his music career and his days as a football player, emphasizing that he would not continue performing if he felt he could not meet his own standards. He is committed to ensuring that his fans enjoy the best version of his performances, stating, “I don’t want to be one of those artists who overstays their welcome. I have seen shows where the performer should have stopped long ago, and I would never want that reputation.”
Reflecting on his growth as an artist, Adkins believes that quitting smoking has positively impacted his vocal abilities. He feels more confident than ever with his voice, saying, “I think I’m better at it now than I ever have been. My range has improved, and I can still reach the high notes just as I always could.” This newfound confidence has driven him to create a new country album.
Following his last album, The Way I Wanna Go, released in 2021, Adkins was uncertain about making more music. However, upon celebrating his 30th anniversary in country music, he realized he had more to contribute and plans to enter the studio again. “I thought after releasing that album, I wouldn’t need to make another one, but reaching 30 years made me reconsider,” he shared.
Adkins has no desire to compete with younger artists for chart positions. He feels fulfilled with his achievements and is content enjoying the music he loves. “I’m not trying to clash with the younger generation anymore. I’ve had an incredible career and am happy with where I am,” he explained.
As he reflects on his path, Adkins acknowledges that he has exceeded his own expectations. “I never imagined I would have the opportunity to do this for so long. Everything now feels like a bonus,” he concluded, expressing gratitude for his enduring career.
Source: countrynow.com
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