Before showing a pre-taped Rascal Flatts performance, ABC aired a sit-down between the trio and another threesome, the Band Perry, during the 2012 CMA Music Festival back in June. The Flatts chatted about what they would do for a living if they weren't musicians, and it turns out that Joe Don Rooney wants to be a clay pigeon shooter and Jay DeMarcus would be a game show host. Maybe someday...
The guys of Rascal Flatts joined the stellar lineup for Monday night's 'CMA Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock' special, performing their No. 1 hit 'Banjo' for the three-hour prime time country music extravaganza.
September 14, 2012 Rascal Flatts are currently promoting their latest album "Changed" and their Changed Tour 2012. This album has been highly anticipated by fans so I wanted to make sure you knew they would be on TV Monday night!
September 14, 2012 Count ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’ among the stops on the Little Big Town promotional tour for the release of their new CD ‘Tornado’. The band stopped by Thursday to play their first ever #1 song, ‘Pontoon’ for Ellen and the audience.
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Happy birthday to Joe Don Rooney! The Rascal Flatts guitarist turns 37 years old today (Sept. 13), and will be celebrating with his trio in Mountain View, Calif. before -- and perhaps during and after -- their concert. Rooney is a creative force behind many of the band's best songs from their eight studio albums. But which Rascal Flatts song is the all-time best?
Rascal Flatts have won an armload of major accolades, from ACM and CMA Awards, to People's Choice Awards -- and even a Grammy. But the sweet-voiced country trio will take their career to a new height on Sept. 17, when they are slated to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Rascal Flatts members Joe Don Rooney, Gary LeVox, and Jay DeMarcus are about to add another venture to their growing list of achievements: restaurant owners. In 2013, fans of the popular trio will be able to pull up a seat at a series of new Rascal Flatts-themed restaurants.
Toby Keith, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood… add one more country name to the list of potential ‘American Idol’ judges. Rascal Flatts bassist Jay DeMarcus believes he’d be a good fit to fill Steven Tyler‘s empty chair when the show begins next year.
Are you anxious for Rascal Flatts‘ new music video for ‘Come Wake Me Up’? Well, the wait isn’t quite over, but to tide us over, the guys have delivered an intimate look at production of the video, which was filmed on-location in Nashville last month.
Rascal Flatts have been on top of the country music scene and regularly churning out hits for more than a decade now. With platinum-selling records and thousands of miles on the road, we couldn’t imagine that the Flatts would call it quits anytime soon. Surprisingly, the trio recently revealed that before releasing their latest album ‘Changed,’ they had a band-wide come-to-Jesus meeting during which they almost decided to break up.
Jay DeMarcus is no one-trick pony. In addition to being a mega-talented bassist and vocalist for Rascal Flatts, DeMarcus is about to flex his radio personality skills, too. The Nashville star has landed his very own radio show, ‘The Jay DeMarcus Show: Live From Flatts Shack’ on iHeartRadio’s Big Machine channel. The 60-minute program will debut on Thursday, June 28.
The 2012 CMT Music Awards began with a batch of country and pop collaborations before settling into a Nashville-based broadcast, featuring Music City’s best. Rascal Flatts closed the show with one of the all-time greatest mainstream rock bands however, inviting Journey on stage to sing ‘Don’t Stop Believin’.’
