Cole Swindell was looking forward to 2020's 'Here On Earth' Tour alongside his "Rednecker" singer pal Hardy and country newcomer Trea Landon. However, 2020 had other plans.
In a recent interview with Cody Alan, Cole admits that while he recognizes the silver lining, he is missing life on the road, mostly his interaction with fans.
"I don't have a lot of bad days," says Cole. "I am very fortunate, but sometimes you just do, and every time no matter what kind of day it's been or what I am going through, when I get to step on that stage, that feel is all gone."
"I miss the connection with the fans and seeing the joy or the tears," says the "Ain't Worth The Whisky" singer. I miss seeing them and talking to them at the meet and greets," says Cole. "Just like athletes, I miss the locker room. I miss the guys. I miss the band. I miss the silliness."
"I never dreamed that this would be taken away. I don't think anybody did, and there will be some good things that come out of this year. I never thought I could love it more, but I can't everybody is ready to get back. I think we will all appreciate it more when we all get back to our routine."
While Cole waits for normalcy to return, he is making music videos using a green screen. Check out the video below to see Cole's imagination run wild in his new track, "Single Saturday Night."
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