Fame. Temptation. Rock bottom. Redemption. The Warren Brothers have lived it all—and lived to tell the story. In a time when Hollywood and the music industry glorify excess and mock traditional values, Brad and Brett Warren are walking proof that God still works in the lives of those willing to surrender.
In Episode 58 of the Try That in a Small Town podcast, the country duo opens up about their battle with addiction—not as a badge of shame, but as a story of deliverance. Their honesty is jarring in the best way. No pretense, no sugarcoating. Just two men, stripped down to the truth, testifying about what happens when the fame fades and all you're left with is your soul.
“We had everything… but we had nothing,” one of the brothers admits, describing the hollowness that comes from chasing applause instead of purpose.
But this isn’t a sob story—it’s a comeback story.
They credit faith, brotherhood, and the support of real friends like Tim McGraw for helping them climb out of darkness. They talk about hitting the floor—not metaphorically, but physically—before getting on their knees and asking God for a second chance. And that second chance came, not in a rehab clinic or on a therapist’s couch, but in the quiet moments of conviction and prayer.
💡 This is the kind of story America needs more of.
Not because it’s flashy. But because it’s real. In a culture that celebrates brokenness and victimhood, the Warren Brothers show that real strength comes from accountability, humility, and turning back to the Lord.
And it’s not all heavy. Their storytelling—especially about wild moments with Tim McGraw, including intense basketball games—is downright hilarious. But even those lighter moments speak to the power of true friendship—the kind rooted not in celebrity, but in shared values and loyalty.