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If you thought a gun<\/a> was the most redneck gift Hardy<\/a>‘s ever gotten for Lainey Wilson<\/a>, think again.<\/p>\n On a new episode of Theo Von’s\u00a0This Past Weekend<\/a><\/em> podcast, Wilson reveals that Hardy once surprised her with a trip to a strip club in Huntsville, Ala.<\/p>\n “He gave me a hundred ones and was like, ‘Have fun,'” she remembers. “It was my end of tour gift.”<\/p>\n Wilson toured with Hardy in the fall of 2023, not long after the pair topped the charts with their Hardy-led duet, “Wait in the Truck.”<\/p>\n And it’s a pretty common occurrence in country music for headlining acts to end a tour with gifts to their openers. Those gifts typically range from personalized memorabilia and mementos to sentimental items that are meaningful to both giver and receiver.<\/p>\n Read More<\/em>: Kenny Chesney Got Megan Moroney an End-of-Tour Gift So Big, It Had to Be Built Onto Her House<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Some of those gifts are bigger than others. Kenny Chesney<\/a> might be in the running for most over-the-top end of tour gift ever: He surprised Megan Moroney<\/a> with her very own home sauna<\/a> after she joined his 2024 Sun Goes Down Tour.<\/p>\n Compared with that, Hardy’s $100 tour gift is a bargain\u00a0\u2014 but hey, it’s all about the experience, right?<\/p>\n In this case, that experience was unforgettable. The artists and their crew went to a club called Uncle Buck’s Booby Bungalow, which is also a country and western cabaret in downtown Huntsville.<\/p>\n