Rascal Flatts to Release One Song A Day from Unstoppable
Starting on March 10, Rascal Flatts will release one song a week from their upcoming release, Unstoppable.
The first song, "Here Comes Goodbye," and music video for it will be available on iTunes on March 10th. Then, each week, a new song will be released. Song titles have not been announced as of this time, but by the time the album comes out on April 6, four songs will have already been released.
Unstoppable Track List:
- "Love Who You Love"
- "Here Comes Goodbye"
- "Close"
- "Forever"
- "She'd Be California"
- "Unstoppable"
- "Things That Matter"
- "Summer Nights"
- "Holdin' On"
- "Once"
- "Why"
J.C. Penney to sponsor Rascal Flatts American Living Unstoppable Tour
In more Rascal Flatts news, the group has partnered with J.C. Penney, who will sponsor their upcoming American Living Unstoppable Tour, which will have dates over a two year period, with 120 stops. The tour will start on June 7. Darius Rucker is the opening act.Photo © Lyric Street Records
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Rodney Atkins to Release It's America on March 31
Rodney Atkins will release It's America, his follow up album to his Platinum-selling album If You're Going Through Hell on March 31.
Coming from an album that produced four No. 1 songs, Rodney's next release marks the next chapter in his career.
Representing the common man in two of his previous No. 1's "If You're Going Through Hell" and "Watching You," Atkins continues the connection with the title track, and current single, currently sitting at No. 11 on the charts. The song is a patriotic fist-pumper that he first debuted on the 2008 CMA Awards show. The feel good message comes at a time when so many people are looking for something good to hope for.
In talking about the album, Rodney says, "With this record, I knew I wanted to keep making songs that folks can sing along with and laugh at and pump their fists to. Sometimes it is the simple things in this great country that really make me appreciate it. When we share this sense of pride through music, you become friends with everybody listening. It's an honor to go out there and represent the everyday man, and to represent country music and what it's all about."
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- If You're Going Through Hell CD Review
- "Watching You" Streaming Video
- Rodney Atkins Guitar Tabs, Chords & Lyrics
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