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You know the number — 867-5309 — and now you’ll know the man behind the anthem. In this special episode of Drop Me Off in Nashville, we sit down with Tommy Tutone for a candid, no-holds-barred conversation about music history, his 10 year tour, and his new work in the studio with Producer Terry Nails.

Tommy shares the real story behind his life, the whirlwind of sudden stardom, and what it’s like to live in one of the most iconic hooks in music. We also dive into his creative journey, what keeps him inspired, and why authenticity still matters in a changing industry.

Thanks Tommy Tutone a great gentleman in the music industry. Scott does a special dedication to the Soland sisters in Hibbing Minnesota. Cancer Sucks!

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In Nashville, the drinks are strong, the nights are loud, and the fall can come faster than the fame. It’s easy to get caught up in the party — the bars, the backstage passes, the women, the men, the promises made over whiskey and neon lights.

But this city doesn’t always forgive.
One wild night can wreck your entire career. And in a town where you never know who’s in the room, that one moment could cost you the opportunity you’ve been chasing.

From drinking too much to roofied drinks, bad decisions, and empty flings — this episode is your reality check. If you're chasing a dream in Nashville, you'd better know when to put the glass down and keep your head up.

Stay sharp. Stay standing. And don’t swallar your career goodbye.

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In this episode, we break down one of the most important — and most overlooked — keys to success in the music industry: branding your band.

It’s not just about the music anymore. It’s about the message, the image, the vibe — and the people you choose to build it with. In a town like Nashville, you’ve got to know the difference between professionals and circus carneys. One builds your name. The other burns your time.

From logos and live shows to team chemistry and reputation, this episode is a blueprint for turning your band into a brand that lasts.

Hit play. It’s time to get serious about who you are — and who you’re working with.

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