Rascal Flatts - It's Getting Better All The Time - Brooks and Dunn Tribute Concert

Rascal Flatts' did an amazing job on Brooks and Dunn's It's Getting Better All The Time during last night's Brooks and Dunn Tribute concert. Enjoy!



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#1 Flashback - Rascal Flatts' Emotional What Hurts The Most Begins It's 4-Week Stay Atop The Country Charts

Back on this day in 2006, Rascal Flatts' What Hurts The Most moved up to number one on the Billboard Hot Country charts. It spent four weeks atop the charts. It was their fifth number one on the Billboard country charts. Enjoy!



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Rascal Flatts - I Melt - Valentine's Day Love Song (5 of 24)

Our fifth love song in our Valentine's Day Love Song event is Rascal Flatts' number two hit from 2003 I Melt. Happy Valentine's Day everyone!

P.S. Be sure to check back every hour as we're featuring a new love song every hour until midnight tonight.

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Rascal Flatts - Unstoppable - Olympics Mix

Unstoppable is the title of Rascal Flatts' latest single and the title track from their latest album. In this version, they reworded the lyrics to make them more appropriate for the 2010 Winter Olympics, which start tonight. Enjoy!

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Carrie Underwood's Before He Cheats Video Voted Top Video Of The Decade By CMT.com Fans

The results are in, and Carrie Underwood's Before He Cheats was voted the number one video of the decade by CMT.com fans. Here's the top ten:

1. Carrie Underwood - Before He Cheats
2. Trace Adkins - Honky Tonk Badonkadonk
3. Toby Keith - How Do You Like Me Now
4. Sugarland - Stay
5. Kid Rock - All Summer Long.
6. Brad Paisley - Whiskey Lullaby
7. Tim McGraw - Live Like You Were Dying
8. Taylor Swift - Love Story
9. Miranda Lambert - Kerosone
10. Rascal Flatts - What Hurts The Most


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Rascal Flatts - Why - Official Music Video

Why was the third single released from Rascal Flatts' Unstoppable album. In peaking at #18 on the Billboard Hot Country charts late last year, it became their lowest-peaking single of their career. Before Why, Bob That Head was their only single that failed to reach the top ten on the Hot Country charts. (It peaked at #15 in 2008).

If you've not heard it yet, Why is written from the perspective of a friend who lost a friend to suicide. The song has an incredibly powerful line in it, when the narrator says, 'Why you'd leave the stage in the middle of a song'... Powerful stuff from the boys. This is also the first video from Rascal Flatts that doesn't feature the band. Enjoy this moving video...

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#1 Video Flashback - Rascal Flatts' My Wish - #1 Today Back In 2006

On this day back in 2006, Rascal Flatts' My Wish became their sixth number one song on the Billboard Hot Country charts. This video is from their Nissan Live Set that was featured on Yahoo! music. Enjoy!

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Watch Videos From The 2009 CMA Awards - Vocal Group Of The Year Nominees

With the 2009 CMA Awards only two days away, it's time to look at the nominees for Vocal Group of the Year. The nominees are:

• Lady Antebellum
  
• The Eagles
  
• Little Big Town
• Rascal Flatts
• Zac Brown Band

This category has been a lock for Rascal Flatts for the last six years. Will that change this year? Maybe, but the odds are stacked against everyone else. But, if I had to choose one band to upset them, I'd choose Lady Antebellum. What about you? Enjoy the videos!

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Photos From Last Night's Rascal Flatts/Darius Rucker Concert - Lakewood Amphitheatre - Atlanta

Rascal Flatts played the Lakewood Amphitheatre last night here in Atlanta. Darius Rucker opened up for them after Cledus T. Judd opened the night with a little bit of his country music humor. We were fortunate enough to sit in one of the VIP suites (Section 47), which is almost in the middle of the stage. It's a fantastic way to watch a concert - food and drink service and VIP lounge with private bars and restrooms.

I have to say that I enjoyed Darius Rucker as much or more than Rascal Flatts. His cover of Hank Williams, Jr.'s Family Tradition was great and really got the crowd going. It was evident why Hootie and the Blowfish were/are so successful. Darius is a great live performer. At one point in his set when he started singing It Won't Be Like This For Long, Darius walked over to the side of the stage and gave his wife and kid a kiss. It was a cool moment that seemed unscripted and spur of the moment.

After Darius, Rascal Flatts came out and put on a great show. The stage and lights were awesome. They opened up the show with their latest hit Summer Nights, and that was a great performance. It really got the crowd going. They played all their fan favorites like Stand, Bless the Broken Road and they even played Prayin' For Daylight, which was their very first single back in 2000. The highlight of the evening song-wise for me was the last two songs of the night. They brought Darius up with them, and they did Hootie and the Blowfish's Hold My Hand and then closed the night with Life is a Highway. All in all, it was a pretty darn good show.

Enjoy the pics. The first picture was from the end of the concert when Darius joined them onstage.

Watch Rascal Flatt's New Video For Summer Nights

For Summer Nights, Rascal Flatts took a different approach with their music video. Rather than the band starring in the video, they let their fans lip synch the song while partying on the beach. It's a pretty cool video that I think you'll like. Enjoy!



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2003 CMT Flameworthy Awards Pre Party Re-Cap

Following up yesterday's re-cap of the 2002 CMT Flameworthy Awards, here's a re-cap of the 2003 awards featuring appearances by Deana Carter, Terri Clark, Shania Twain, Rascal Flatts, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Faith Hill, Trace Adkins and others. I love videos like this that show today's stars when they were just getting started. Enjoy!

Rascal Flatts' Here Come Goodbye Jumps From #6 to #1 This Week

Rascal Flatts' new album Unstoppable (Discounted at Amazon) has already sold over 351,000 copies in it's first week of release. It debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 200 album charts. Riding the wave of popularity from the album, Here Comes Goodbye leaped up five spots to take over the #1 position this week on the Billboard Hot Country charts. Here is the complete Top 10 for the week:

1. Rascal Flatts - Here Comes Goodbye
2. Jake Owen - Don't Think I Can't Love You
3. Jason Aldean - She's Country
4. Rodney Atkins - It's America
5. Carrie Underwood w/Randy Travis - I Told You So
6. Tim McGraw - Nothin' To Die For
7. Darius Rucker - It Won't Be Like This For Long
8. Sugarland - It Happens
9. George Strait - River of Love
10. Taylor Swift - White Horse

Here's Rascal Flatts official music video for Here Comes Goodbye: (To see videos for the other songs, just click on the song name above.) Enjoy!

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New Country Albums Out Today By Rascal Flatts, Jason Aldean and Billy Ray Cyrus

Three new albums dropped today. You can sample every song for each album below. Let us know what you think of the albums.

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Enjoy a Day in the Life of Rascal Flatts Hosted By Jay DeMarcus

If you've wondered what it's like to put together a Rascal Flatts concert, then you'll enjoy this video. Bass player Jay DeMarcus gives you a behind-the-scenes look at how it's done. Enjoy!

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Rascal Flatts' Official Video For Here Comes Goodbye

Here Comes Goodbye is the first single from Rascal Flatts' upcoming Unstoppable album. It's an emotional song and video that's currently at #11 on the Billboard Hot Country charts. Enjoy!

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Rascal Flatts' Ring In The New Year Still At Number One On The Country Charts

As 2009 begins, Rascal Flatts' Here spends it's second week atop the Billboard Hot Country charts. They didn't record a music video for the song, so I've included a video below that features all of their official music videos. I hope you enjoy it. Happy New Year everyone! Here is the complete top 25 for the week of January 10, 2009:

1. Rascal Flatts - Here
2. Sugarland - Already Gone
3. Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried
4. Montgomery Gentry - Roll With Me
5. Brad Paisley w/Keith Urban - Start A Band
6. Alan Jackson - Country Boy
7. Billy Currington - Don't
8. Dierks Bentley - Feel That Fire
9. Jamey Johnson - In Color
10. Blake Shelton - She Wouldn't Be Gone
11. Toby Keith - God Love Her
12. Kenny Chesney With Mac McAnally - Down The Road
13. Keith Urban - Sweet Thing
14. Brooks & Dunn featuring Reba - Cowgirls Don't Cry
15. Lady Antebellum - Lookin' For A Good Time
    
16. George Strait - River of Love
17. Randy Houser - Anything Goes
18. Pat Green - Let Me
19. Taylor Swift - White Horse
20. Darius Rucker - It Won't Be Like This For Long
21. Lee Ann Womack - Last Call
22. Jake Owen - Don't Think I Can't Love You
23. Jack Ingram - That's A Man
24. Miranda Lambert - More Like Her
25. Josh Turner - Everything Is Fine
    

Rascal Flatts' didn't record a video for Here, so I've included a video featuring all of their official music videos: (To see videos for the other songs, just click on the song name above) Enjoy!

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Watch All of Rascal Flatts' Official Music Videos

Rascal Flatts' just scored their 9th number one country single on Thursday. In honor of their achievement, I put together a playlist with all of their official music videos. There are 19 videos in the playlist, and you can watch them all in the video below. It's amazing how different the guys look now compared to their first few videos. Joe Don especially. He actually resembles Justin Timberlake in their first couple of videos. Enjoy!

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Rascal Flatts' Here Takes Over The #1 Spot On The Billboard Hot Country Charts

Here became Rascal Flatts' 9th number one hit on the Billboard Hot Country charts for the week of January 3, 2009. There last number one was 2007's Take Me There, which was the first single from their Still Feels Good album. Here is the fifth single released from that album. Here is the complete top 25 for the week:

1. Rascal Flatts - Here
2. Montgomery Gentry - Roll With Me
3. Sugarland - Already Gone
4. Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried
5. Brad Paisley w/Keith Urban - Start A Band
6. Alan Jackson - Country Boy
7. Billy Currington - Don't
8. Dierks Bentley - Feel That Fire
9. Jamey Johnson - In Color
10. Blake Shelton - She Wouldn't Be Gone
11. Toby Keith - God Love Her
12. Keith Urban - Sweet Thing
13. Kenny Chesney With Mac McAnally - Down The Road
14. Brooks & Dunn featuring Reba - Cowgirls Don't Cry
15. Lady Antebellum - Lookin' For A Good Time
    
16. George Strait - River of Love
17. Randy Houser - Anything Goes
18. Pat Green - Let Me
19. Taylor Swift - White Horse
20. Darius Rucker - It Won't Be Like This For Long
21. Lee Ann Womack - Last Call
22. Jake Owen - Don't Think I Can't Love You
23. Jack Ingram - That's A Man
24. Miranda Lambert - More Like Her
25. Josh Turner - Everything Is Fine
    

Rascal Flatts' didn't record a video for Here, but here they are performing a medley of Christmas songs from back in 2006: (To see videos for the other songs, just click on the song name above) Enjoy!

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Rascal Flatts' Singing An Acapella Version of I'll Be Home For Christmas

Here's a great song to help get you into the Christmas spirit. It's Rascal Flatts' singing an acapella version of I'll Be Home For Christmas. It's featured on their new Greatest Hits, Vol. I CD, and it's currently sitting at #58 on the Billboard Hot Country charts. Happy Holidays everyone!

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Rascal Flatts - Bob That Head Official Video

For Bob That Head, Rascal Flatts' did a pretty cool thing. They gave out cameras to fan-goers and asked them to film themselves while at their concerts. And, they used all of the footage to make this video. It was a great idea for a video, and the video has been very popular on CMT and GAC. Unfortunately, as a single, the song only made it to #15 on the Billboard Hot Country charts. Their only other single to chart lower on the charts was 2006's Life Is A Highway, which peaked at #18. It's definitely apparent that the charts like Flatts' slower songs rather than their upbeat rockin' songs. Enjoy!

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