rascal flatts

It's a story that's been rolling around the country music world for years: Rascal Flatts fired Eric Church from their tour for playing too long, Taylor Swift took his spot, and 'The Outsiders' hitmaker was "banished to the wilderness."

Rascal Flatts have been pioneering country music groups since their debut in 2000, which means they've spent a lot of time in the studio, making albums. But this time around, the trio concentrated on the most important thing: having fun.

Rascal Flatts won't be lounging at home, relaxing in the sunshine this summer. Instead, the trio will be touring the nation on their 2014 Rewind Tour.

When you've had 14 No. 1 singles and sold more than 21 million albums, fame can sometimes go to your head. Luckily, Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts has a great family that keeps him grounded and reminds him that he's just a regular guy.

There’s a timeless quality to Rascal Flatts’ love songs, like their latest ‘Rewind.’ It’s a song that could appear on any of the group’s eight previous studio albums. Gary, Jay and Joe Don have a signature sound, and they’ve remained loyal to it for almost 15 years.

The 2013 'CMA Country Christmas' special was a mixed bag of upbeat, fun and festive holiday classics along with several heartfelt, sincere, hymn-like songs. Rascal Flatts performed twice and chose to be lighthearted for one track and more thoughtful with the other.

Rascal Flatts brought their form of perfectly harmonious Christmas cheer with a lively rendition of 'Jingle Bell Rock' to the 2013 'CMA Country Christmas' special on Monday (Dec. 2).

Jennifer Nettles introduced the Kenny Rogers tribute at the 2013 CMA Awards (Nov. 6). Rogers was honored with the Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award, but before he received his trophy, he enjoyed modern acts performing a medley of his songs before joining him in song.

Taylor Swift won't ever forget where she came from. While she straddles the line between pop and country, the singer kept her Keds firmly planted in the country genre during the second of three sold-out stints at the Bridgetone Arena in Nashville last night (Sept. 20) by inviting Rascal Flatts to duet with her on their song 'What Hurts the Most.'

Rascal Flatts revealed a whole lot in a quick five-question video interview. The trio shared that they may have a new album out this year, which isn't shocking since the Flatts tend to release music in prolific fashion.

When the going's good, why not keep it going? Rascal Flatts and rock band Journey announced plans to perform a one-night-only show at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pa. on Aug. 1. Due to the incredible fan response to that date, the bands have added a second show.

Rascal Flatts recruited 'Nashville' star Charles Esten to appear in their new video for the contemplative ballad 'Changed,' which explores the dangers of alcoholism on the family unit.