Small Town Voice, Big Country Dreams | Johnathon Heilbroun on Skip Happens

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of the Skip Happens Podcast, Skip sits down with rising country artist Johnathon Heilbroun, an 18-year-old singer from the small town of Concord, Georgia, where everybody knows everybody and country stories still matter.Johnathon talks about growing up in Pike County, getting his first guitar, learning Scotty McCreery’s “Five More Minutes,” stepping on stage for the first time at the Williamson Wisteria Festival, and the moment he knew music was what he wanted to do for the rest of his life.He also shares the story behind his single “Goodbye Looks Like,” what it’s like being on his first radio tour, how Mama Jan and vocal training helped him become a “vocal athlete,” and why he wants his music to help people forget their troubles for three and a half minutes.If you love real country stories, small-town roots, and discovering new artists before everybody else does, this is one to watch.Listen to Johnathon Heilbroun’s music on all streaming platforms and follow his journey online.Subscribe to Skip Happens for more conversations with country artists, songwriters, and real people chasing big dreams.#JohnathonHeilbroun#CountryMusic#NewCountryArtist#GoodbyeLooksLike#CountryPodcast#RisingCountryArtist#NashvilleMusic#GeorgiaCountry#SmallTownCountry#CountryMusicFans#IndependentCountryArtist#CountryArtistInterview#RealCountryMusic#SyracusePodcastSupport the showThanks for listening!  Follow us at youtube.com/@skiphappenspodcast