The BIG 615 presents The StormeCast

Storme Warren welcomed the band Deltona (singer Ned Abernathy, guitarist Caleb Miller, drummer Chris Deaton) into the studio for a visit. During the conversation Storme surprised the trio with an appearance by Billy Ray Cyrus - inspired by Deltona's song "Party's In The Back." During the interview Billy Ray expressed his desire to collaborate with the new band, which they happily accepted as they credit Cyrus as one of their musical heroes. Listen to Storme Warren, Deltona, and Billy Ray Cyrus on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren welcomes Adam Chaffins into the studio to talk about story songs, the greatest of Marty Stuart and Adam’s album Trailer Trash: Doublewide. Storme gets the story behind “King Of Coal Dust County” from Adam who admits that while the song was inspired by someone in real life he did try to put a happier ending on the musical tale. Listen to this episode of the StormeCast with Adam Chaffins and Storme Warren.

Storme Warren usually interviews country music singers - but occasionally he steps outside the box for a conversation with someone who’s not in country music, but has a connection. That’s what happened when Storme visited with Scott McCubbin - the Chief Commercial Officer for Sunderland AFC. So, what is the connection between a Premier League Club and Country Music? Elvis Presley. As Scott and the Black Cats visited Nashville during a tour of the US, they talked about how that association led the team to one of their kits. Listen to Storme Warren and Scott McCubbin on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren welcomes Scotty McCreery to the StormeCast for a conversation about his album, 15 – which reflects on the music that Scotty has made since his days on American Idol, 15 years ago. Scotty also talks about the 4 new tracks on the album – including a collaboration with Josh Turner. Storme Warren visits with Scotty McCreery on this episode of the StormeCast.

Storme Warren was like a kid in a candy store when he welcomed Marty Lloyd and Rich Ross of the Freddy Jones Band into the studio. Storme has been a fan of their music since the early ‘90s – and since a worldwide audience was just introduced to their song “In A Daydream,” Storme thought this was the perfect time to have them on the StormeCast! In the spring 2026, Mission Control here on Earth used “In A Daydream” to wake up the Artemis 2 crew on their third day of traveling to moon. Marty and Rich share how they found out about the celestial wake up call, while Storme also found out the truth behind the band’s name as there is no “Freddy” or “Jones.” Listen now to the StormeCast episode featuring Storme Warren with Marty Lloyd and Rich Ross of the Freddy Jones Band.