Book Rascal Flatts

There is perhaps no male singer on the current country scene who can wring more from songs of loss and heartache than Gary, and Unstoppable gives him several opportunities to do just that. ‘Holdin’ On’ and ‘Close’ both tell stories of people clinging to the remnants of lost love, while ‘Once’ paints a portrait of loss that takes full advantage of his vocal prowess.

Upon first coming together, all three were blown away by their collective sound, and they began playing as a trio, up to seven hours a night. Soon label executives had caught the buzz and were dropping by to see them. They cut some demos and had been signed to Lyric Street. That began a string of hits that made the band one of country’s most successful acts. Songs like ‘Prayin’ For Daylight, Mayberry,’ ‘Fast Cars and Freedom,’ ‘My Wish’ and ‘Stand,’ and albums like Melt, Feels Like Today, Me And My Gang and Still Feels Good took them into the music world’s stratosphere.

Along the way, their Bless The Broken Road was Grammy nominated for Country Song of the Year and Vocal Performance, became 2006’s top-selling physical and digital artist, in all genres, scored four #1 country albums and three #1 overall, and hit the Top 10 Billboard pop singles chart twice, among many other milestones.

They continue to carry the country banner into arenas and stadiums, humbled by how far their star has risen with a profound impact on the concert stage. In good economic times and bad, their tours have been marked by sellouts and venue attendance records, as their state-of-the-art production, high energy approach and hit-filled set list thrill audiences year in and year out. At the core, though, is the three-way friendship and musical partnership dedicated to making records they would want to listen to and putting on shows they would want to attend. It is that approach that has brought so much pleasure to so many fans and given them such an enviable position in the musical world.