Special Guests Include Marlon Hargis of Exile, Nick Searcy of Justified, Hit Songwriter Kent Blazy, Country Star Buddy Jewell, Artist Meredith Crawford, and More
NASHVILLE, TN – December 2, 2024 – Country artist Anthony Bonnette is back with Season II of Come and Pick It, a podcast that offers a candid, behind-the-scenes look into the music industry. The new season premiered on Sunday, December 1st, airing at 7 PM CST, with fresh episodes available weekly. A total of 20 episodes are planned, featuring incredible guests from across the music world—ranging from on-stage stars to behind-the-scenes industry experts. Come and Pick It is available in both video and audio formats, accessible via YouTube, X, Rumble, and all major podcast platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Season II welcomes a stellar lineup of guests, including Marlon Hargis of Exile, Justified star Nick Searcy, legendary songwriter Kent Blazy, country icon Buddy Jewell, singer-songwriter Meredith Crawford, and more surprises to come.
Bonnette shares, “I’ve always loved podcasts—there’s something special about deep, meaningful conversations. I just wanted to bring those discussions to life on camera, share what I learn, and have fun doing it.”
Kent Blazy, a renowned hit songwriter and member of the Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame, praises the podcast, saying, “Anthony Bonnette and Come and Pick It are doing a fantastic service to artists and songwriters who are trying to get their music heard. His podcast gives them the platform they need.”
Marlon Hargis of Exile also commends Bonnette's approach, saying, "I had a great time talking with Anthony. He’s incredibly knowledgeable about both Exile and the music industry as a whole. His questions were thought-provoking, and I think listeners will really enjoy the conversation."
With Season II already off to an exciting start, fans can expect more in-depth interviews with extraordinary individuals who have made their mark in the music business. Past episodes have featured industry names like producer Chad Mauldin, and songwriters Lisa Abrams and Eddie Ortego, to name just a few. Upcoming episodes will include more top-tier artists, songwriters, and music professionals who have played pivotal roles behind the scenes.
For the latest updates on Anthony Bonnette and his musical journey, visit his official website at anthonybonnette.com. Stay connected on social media via Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, and be sure to subscribe to his official YouTube Channel for new content.
Music Available on All Digital Platforms
Anthony Bonnette’s music can be streamed across all major platforms, including Apple Music, iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music.
About Anthony Bonnette:
Anthony Bonnette’s music hits hard and raw, capturing the essence of country music with his gritty stories of heartache, hope, and life in East Texas. Known for his commanding stage presence and authentic sound, Bonnette has made a significant mark in the industry. His breakout track, "Funny Man," attracted attention from icons like Merle Haggard and Toby Keith, and was later covered by Rodney Carrington. His 2023 single "Lone Star Steel" garnered over 2.1 million listeners, making it one of his most successful songs to date.
Bonnette’s journey as an artist has been one of steady growth. His recent releases, including "Do You One Better" and "Lion Tamer," have captured the attention of fans and critics alike. The success of these singles has solidified his place among the top 200 American artists worldwide. "Lone Star Steel" even reached No. 10 on the iTunes Belgium Country Chart in June 2024, while "Do You One Better" continues to climb the ranks.
Born and raised in Lone Star, Texas, Bonnette grew up immersed in a musical family that inspired his love for songwriting. His early experiences in East Texas helped shape his authentic, no-frills approach to country music. After making the move to Nashville, he quickly became known for his ability to blend traditional country roots with modern storytelling.
Bonnette’s passion for his craft is clear: “I’ve always written, sung, and played music. My family has always had music in their hearts, and it just felt natural to continue that tradition. I want to make music that resonates with my audience, something that’s real and honest. If I can do that, I’ll be proud of the work I’ve done.”
In addition to his musical career, Bonnette is grateful for the support of his fans, saying, “It means the world to me when people go out of their way to support our shows, buy merch, and share their stories with us. Whether it’s a fan sending an email or a baseball team sharing a video of them playing one of my songs during warm-ups—it all matters.”
Music industry professionals are taking notice of his talent. “If you’re a country music fan or a lover of good singer-songwriters, you need to check out Anthony Bonnette. He’s a rare talent,” says Chad Mauldin of Mauldin Productions. Chris Bevill of Bevill Music adds, “Anthony’s stage presence is amazing, and the fans love him. He’s one of the most professional artists out there right now.”
Edward Wrobleski of Holyoke shares, “With ‘Do You One Better,’ Anthony Bonnette has really hit a home run. His sound is reminiscent of 90s country, and his vocals have that George Strait feel. It’s as if he picked up where Strait left off.”
As Anthony Bonnette continues to write, record, and perform, he proves that his music is more than just notes and lyrics—it’s the soundtrack of a life well lived and shared with others.
