Rascal Flatts are known for having a wide variety of songs. Among their many hits are several sad ones. These are three of Rascal Flatts’ most heartbreaking songs, with lyrics that are truly tragic.
In 2000, Rascal Flatts released their debut “Prayin’ For Daylight” single. The song became the first of many hit singles Rascal Flatts had at country radio. The trio, made up of Gary LeVox, Joe Don ...
The money-minting, three-man band Rascal Flatts makes albums that are the country-music equivalent of Nicholas Sparks novels. Its new disc, the ominously titled "Unstoppable," is both irresistible and ...
Rascal Flatts' 2015 hit, "I Like the Sound of That," gets retooled as a laidback reggae jam as part of the new compilation album, Country Goes Reggae. Released on Friday (July 22), Country Goes Reggae ...
In the 20 years since Rascal Flatts became a band, the country trio has had plenty of hits to their name, including beloved classics like "Bless the Broken Road," "Life is a Highway" and "My Wish." ...
Rascal Flatts is a popular country music band that originated out of Nashville, Tennessee, in the late '90s. The group had three members: Gary LeVox served as a lead vocalist, Joe Don Rooney as the ...
Rascal Flatts frontman, Gary Levox, is sick and tired of hearing Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas." In his defense, the country hit from Langley is inescapable at this point. She released it back in ...
After more than two decades of hits, Rascal Flatts thought they had reached the end of the highway… but their story wasn’t ...
Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts has touched millions with beautifully written, heartfelt songs for decades. His new song, “Skin Deep,” for the soundtrack of the upcoming film “No Address,” emotionally ...
Not all talented musicians in the entertainment industry jump on the scene and begin performing immediately. Most have to cut their teeth in other sectors of the music industry. Meghan Trainor is one ...
The festival, returning for a fourth year, takes place at Voice of America MetroPark in West Chester from Aug. 6-9.