Jesse Genns

“Get your tickets for my Daddy’s concert” -Sutty (probably)

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This morning on the Country 94.1/Country 1490 morning show powered by Canadian Tire Swift Current, Jesse Genns stopped by to hype his tour stop at the The Lyric Theatre Swift Current this Friday April 10! 🎶

Jesse is going to be rocking the stage along with a few openers in Griffin Funk and Taya Lebel! You won't want to miss this show, it's going to be dynamite! Tickets available on www.jessegennsmusic.com/shows! 🎟️

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How do you beat this?
How do you top standing on a stage with your best friends, guitars in hand, amps humming, and a room full of people singing your words back to you like they’ve been theirs all along?

I don’t think you do.
I think this is the moment. The thing you chase. The thing you remember.

And yeah… maybe I never “break out.”
Maybe my name never hits the big lights or the top of a chart.

But I’ll tell you what—
if this is as big as it gets, I’m alright with that.
Because I’m living something real.

I’m playing songs I wrote in quiet rooms, in tough seasons, in moments where I didn’t even know who I was…
and somehow those same songs are finding their way into other people’s lives.

That’s not small. That’s everything.

This road hasn’t been clean.
It hasn’t been straight.
And it sure as hell hasn’t been easy.

I’ve had a past that could’ve buried me.
I’ve fought battles that don’t make for pretty headlines.
Addiction tried to write my story.
Mental health tried to convince me it already had.

But here’s the truth—
they don’t get the final say.

Who I was yesterday? That’s not who I am today.
And who I am today? He’s still becoming someone better tomorrow.

I’m not proud of every chapter behind me…
but I’m damn proud I’m still here to write the next one.

Because you don’t get to go back.
You don’t get to erase it, redo it, or pretend it didn’t happen.

But you do get to decide what comes next.
You do get to take the pen back.

So no—maybe I don’t have it all figured out.
Maybe I’m still chasing something I can’t quite see yet.

But I’m doing it sober.
I’m doing it present.
And I’m doing it surrounded by people who believe in me… even on the days I don’t.

And if somewhere along the way, one person hears a song and decides not to give up…
then every mile, every late night, every hard lesson was worth it.

So how do you beat this?

I don’t think you do.
I think you just hold onto it as tight as you can…
and keep going.

Because I may not be able to change my past—
but I can sure as hell rewrite my future.
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Caught somewhere between a dive bar dream and a life I used to dream about

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