It’s a busy week ahead for The Roadtrip Nation Headquarters (A.K.A HQ),. In fact,it always is. The excitement is brewing! We just said our farewells to our Music Supervisor, Chrystal who is heading to Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest Conference to see some amazing bands, and most importantly gain a wealth of knowledge to share with us.

Also hitting the road to SxSw this week was an... more

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It's exciting times at Roadtrip Nation as we are getting closer to selecting our upcoming Roadtrippers for this summer, getting our documentary series ready for the fall, aaaaaand, we're opening up our applications for Indie Trips! This is your chance to define your own road in life, learn from leaders who are following their passion, and share your story with the rest of your generation.

We've made sure that these Indie... more

We here at Roadtrip Nation have an open door policy and with that we see so many incredible people and their stories walk through our halls.

Last Friday afternoon, one of those amazing stories came by and we just had to share the story, especially when it involves an RV! The love of RV living is not for everyone, so when we met two young Canadians with a 1979 RV covered in stickers and signatures, we instantly knew we had met kindred... more

On Monday, January 25th, Roadtrip Nation reinstated The Legend Sessions, which are jam sessions that are held in front of the Legend here in our office. To help us celebrate the rebirth, our good friend Jon Troast stopped by to play a set for us! Jon was featured on our 2007 soundtrack, and is currently on a West coast living room tour.

In response to the recent events in Haiti, we decided to make this... more

On 4th of July weekend in 2006, Team Atlanta traveled in the green and blue RV to Quincy, CA during the High Sierra Music Festival to meet with the Director of the Festival, David Margulies. During their interview, David introduced them to musician Jake Shimabukuro. Unlike the scores of other musicians at the festival however, Jake didn’t play the traditional instruments of rock ‘n’ roll. He was there to overwhelm the audience with his... more