Girls In Low Places

Katie and Ozzy are gathered here today… dressed in pink… slightly hungover… and fully ready to deep dive Megan Moroney’s new album Cloud Nine track by track.
From the gut-punch honesty of “Lions, Tigers and Bears” to the heartbreak spiral of “Wedding Dress”… the girls talk Saturn returns, female ambition, breakups that still haunt you when you’re wearing white, and why being a “bells and whistles” girl in a country world isn’t always easy. They unpack the songs that hit hardest, the ones that surprised them, and the one collab that left them… well… less than impressed.
It’s part fangirl yap… part therapy session… part British-girl-in-a-pub album review. If you’ve ever woken up on New Music Friday with no one to talk country with… this episode is your people.

Pour a glass… press play… and come deconstruct Megan Moroney's new album with the Gilpers
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Zach Top has Zach popped into the Girls In Low Places studio… Grammy-winning, and drinking a shandy Zach Top for breakfast.
In this episode we talk about everything from his first UK interview and what the Grammys really felt like, to why country music always swings back to its roots… Zach shares why he rarely does collaborations, the truth about singing with a cigarette in your mouth, and what it was like running down the aisle to accept his Grammy.
We also get into the important topics… British vs American romance, the best pancake toppings according to Zach’s mum, pool vs snooker debates, and whether British boys need to step up their flirting game.
If you needed any more reasons to love Zach Top (which you don't) here it is.
Girls In Low Places is a UK country music podcastbringing Nashville artists to British girlies who love country music together.
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This week on Girls In Low Places we’re taking you inside a secret London listening event for Megan Moroney, and what it was like to be listening to Cloud 9 with the pink country queen herself.
We talk some unintentionally misleading pink curtains, girlhood, fan energy vs industry cool, and what it’s really like being in the room when new music is played for the first time… including a Kacey Musgraves gasp moment we truly won’t recover from.
Plus, our Grammys reactions, who we’re most excited to see at Country to Country Festival... and oh, it’s Valentine’s week… so if anyone fancies setting us up, now feels like the time.
Girls In Low Places… British girls yapping about country music, culture, and everything in between.
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January is nearly over and we are hanging on by fishing wire!
This week on Girls In Low Places, Katie breaks down everything that’s been happening in country music and pop culture, from Ella Langley’s new album era Dandelion (and whether she’s actually drinking dandelion tea), to Bella Hadid’s rodeo breakup and the end of her cowgirl era?
We also get into the great modern dating crisis: quitting dating apps, going fully analog, and whether flyering fishing shops is a genuinely unhinged but genius way to meet men in 2026.
Plus: Crash My Playa envy, Blake Shelton calling Dry January boring, Reba McEntire’s legacy, Jelly Roll’s glow-up, Nashville’s snow day chaos, Tucker Wetmore and Zach Top repping their home state, and why January is a psychological experiment designed to break us.
If you’re in hibernation mode, burnt out, or just here for the country music chaos - this one’s for you.

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We are in reset mode so this week on Girls In Low Places, we’re throwing it back to our chat last year with Hannah Mcfarland. We yap all things Karma in love, her so-called “2 Month Curse”, and those swirling Chase Rice rumours 👀. Hannah opens up about staying true to herself, finding strength in the Backbone of authenticity, and why sometimes you just have to Let Him go.

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