Stars Return To Their ‘Day Jobs’ In New GAC Series

In “Day Jobs,” an original series premiering October 2nd on GAC, several of today’s top country stars step away from the stage lights and put in a full day’s work the way they did before they made it big. Each one-hour episode follows three stars as they work a shift in a variety of jobs ranging from offshore oil rig roughneck to cattle rancher, women’s shoe salesman, pilot and waitress. As they work, they realize just how far they’ve come and how those early jobs helped shaped their life today. Every participant agreed to put in a full eight-hour day and some had to undergo additional training. Before Trace Adkins returned to his former job as a roughneck on an offshore oil rig, he had to spend a day in safety training. Joe Nichols had to become certified to drive a forklift before spending a day loading pallets and filling orders in a warehouse and Craig Morgan spent the day training with Army soldiers of the 101st Airborne at Ft. Campbell. “