Rising country artist Taylor Austin Dye talks her sophomore album and Grand Ole Opry debut!

Taylor Austin Dye is a rising country artist who just released her sophomore album titled Sick of Me.

She stopped by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about her Kentucky roots, her album and songwriting, and stepping in the Grand Ole Opry circle!

To keep up-to-date with Taylor, click HERE.

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