Country music singer Justin Moore is set to co-host a morning drive-time program show on 103.7 The Buzz in Little Rock, Arkansas, his management said on Tuesday.
The new “Morning Mayhem” sports radio talk show will also feature David Bazzel, Roger Scott, and R.J. Hawk. The announcement came seven days after longtime Arkansas radio legend Tommy Smith announced his retirement from the station.
Justin Moore, a Poyen, Arkansas native, said he has been a Razorback fan all of his life.
“Long before my success in country music, I was a die-hard fan of all Arkansas Razorback sports,” Moore said. “Growing up in Arkansas, you learn to love the Razorbacks early. Now I have an outlet for talking about my team.”
“Moore truly has an inspirational story that started in a town of only 300 people [Poyen is in Grant County, east of Malvern],” David Bazzel said. “We’re thrilled that he is continuing that story with us.”
“When Tommy announced his future retirement back in April of 2020 we started looking for someone who could bring something special and unique to the Buzz morning show,” said Bazzel, who cited Moore’s bona fides as a true-red Razorback devotee and family man.
Justin Moore has appeared multiple times on the SEC Network and postgame recaps with “The Hawg Hustle” on The Buzz.
Moore’s debut will be on December 30 in Tampa, Florida where he will co-host and broadcast the show remotely. The site is where the Arkansas Razorbacks will play in the 2022 Outback Bowl game against the Penn State Nittany Lions on New Year’s Day.