Lonestar

Taking different routes to the same destination, Lonestar first came together in 1992 in Nashville. Soon they hit the road and in 1993-94, performed more than 500 shows. Knowing they needed to stick closer to town if they were going to get the attention of label executives, they nabbed a gig as the house band for Opryland's new Wildhorse Saloon, a huge club the entertainment company opened in downtown Nashville. It was then that Keech came to Nashville to join the band.
In that formation, they were signed by BNA Records.
Their first two records for BNA "Lonestar" released in 1995, and their sophomore effort "Crazy Nights" in 1997 were co-produced by industry veterans Don Cook and Wally Wilson.
T heir debut single "Tequila Talkin'" went to #4 and "No News" stayed at #1 for three weeks, and helped bring their first album to Gold. They were named the Academy of Country Music's Top New Vocal Group in 1996. Their second album also reached Gold status producing two #1 singles, "Come Cryin' To Me" and "Everything's Changed."
After signing with BNA, ten Top Ten singles, a triple platinum and two gold albums later, Lonestar now is a band on a mission, comfortable with themselves and sure in their work.
In late March 2001, Lonestar embarked on the 16-city George Strait Country Music Festival, one of the most successful arena and stadium tours of the last several years.
Clearly, Lonestar is a band who, while proud of their undeniable success, is not resting on their laurels. "We spent the early years together, going through hard times, working hard, learning and developing as a band. We are all so glad that everything happened when it did and the way it did for us," says Richie. "We are in a great place right now, and that allows us to offer our very best."

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