Rascal Flatts is one of the most commercially successful and influential fusion groups in modern country music history. Formed in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1999, the genre-blending trio consists of lead vocalist Gary LeVox, bassist/multi-instrumentalist Jay DeMarcus (LeVox’s second cousin), and lead guitarist Joe Don Rooney. Renowned for their distinct three-part harmonies and pop-rock crossover appeal, they debuted in 2000 under Lyric Street Records, instantly striking gold with their initial hit single “Prayin’ for Daylight”.
Over a spectacular multi-decade run, the Grand Ole Opry members have achieved elite status, racking up 17 number-one country hits. Their catalog features generation-defining anthems like the five-week chart-topper “Bless the Broken Road”, the multi-format pop crossover smash “What Hurts the Most”, and their iconic, multi-platinum cover of “Life Is a Highway”. To date, they have sold over 23.4 million albums, generated 12 billion streams, and collected more than 40 major industry trophies, including numerous CMA and ACM Vocal Group of the Year honors. Following a multi-year hiatus after their 2021 disbandment, Rascal Flatts officially reunited to celebrate their 25th anniversary. They marked the milestone by releasing the star-studded collaborative album Life Is a Highway: Refueled Duets. Rascal Flatts is back on the road in full force, treating lifelong fans to an explosive comeback by launching their massive, nationwide Life Is a Highway Tour.