Gretchen Wilson stops by to discuss the new music competition show, “The Road,” and her upcoming album

Gretchen Wilson is a Grammy-award-winning country music artist who is celebrating some big milestones this year. From winning “The Masked Singer” to guiding emerging artists on a new music competition, she is staying busy, all while re-recording one of her biggest albums with some special guest duets.

She stopped by RFD-TV Studios to discuss her excitement for “The Road,” as well as what her audience can expect from the re-imagined Here For The Party album.

Check out her On the Record episode:

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