Toby always said that Johnny Rodriguez was a big influence on his singing. He saw Johnny in concert many times, and even booked him to perform at his 60th birthday celebration. RIP Johnny.

20 years later and this song is still a classic! Hear from Toby about how his dad inspired “As Good As I Once Was”.

@TheAvettBrothers put their spin on this Toby classic over the weekend in Boston. If you ask us, they sure are as good as they ever were.

Tricia, Stelen, and Shelley have arrived at the @kentuckyderby and are ready to cheer on their horse, Render Judgment!

Join us in wishing Render Judgment good luck today in the @kentuckyderby. Our bets are on him! 📸: Churchill Downs/Coady Media

It was Toby’s dream….Render Judgment is going to the @kentuckyderby. He worked so hard to finally have one there! Toby will have the best seat in the house to watch.

Who’s in?

White Trash With Money was the first album Toby released on his label, Show Dog Nashville, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Toby was really proud of that album title. The record came out on this day in 2006, so go turn it up, get drunk, and be somebody.

In honor of Masters Week, we’re throwing it back to 2004 when Toby and @philmickelson starred in a @ford commercial together. Who’s your caddy?!

Toby was a big fan of the LeDoux family and was proud to see @NedLeDoux continue the legacy and follow in @TheChrisLeDoux's footsteps. Ned's new album, Safe Haven, is out now.

Thanks for inspiring Toby. RIP Val Kilmer.

The National Medal of Honor Museum, @MOHMuseum, celebrated its grand opening with an incredible gala. There was a drone & firework show that featured all the living Presidents as well as our military’s orchestras and choirs performing “American Soldier” with an amazing vocal from Toby recorded a few years ago that gave everyone chills. It was a touching tribute to those who went above and beyond the call of duty.

Toby’s buddy @RogerClemens broke into song at the @TGLgolf Finale…name that tune!

This #InternationalWomensDay, we want to shed light on someone who collaborated with Toby several times over the course of his career: the late @LariWhite. On the album White Trash With Money, Toby chose Lari to co-produced it with him, making her the first woman to produce an album on a true superstar in country music. He said, “Lari’s as talented a producer as she is a singer.” This album was a monumental one for Toby, as it was the first on his own label, Show Dog Nashville. Lari was an artist in her own right, and she and Toby released a duet in 1998. You can hear “Only God Could Stop Loving You” wherever you get your music.

Thanks for keeping Toby’s memory alive at the Houston Rodeo, @rileyduckman

Two greats at the last show of @stephenathome’s The Colbert Report.

20 years ago today, Toby released the music video for “Honkytonk U”! Here’s to all the red, white, and blue blood graduates out there 🍻

We can’t believe it’s been a year since the world lost Toby. We have a hole in our heart and our lives. The love and support from the community that Toby created has left us all thankful and grateful. It has and continues to honor Toby. We know he would be proud of the legacy he left behind. Today we hope you will celebrate and listen to his music with us, where we know he is smiling down and raising his cup. A toast to a life well lived.

Who remembers getting Toby’s iconic “Ford Truck Man” song stuck in their head after seeing this @FordTrucks commercial?

We’re sure Toby would’ve said “That’s my girl!”