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Darius Rucker is speaking out on his drug arrest for the first time. He was arrested for possessing "14 unstamped, grayish and purple pills and a THC pen, which read '88.5% THC" a year ago. Police officers also allegedly found a blunt on the "Wagon Wheel" singer. -
Hootie & The Blowfish Perform "Hold My Hand" on 'Late Show With David Letterman' [WATCH]
In less than a month's time, David Letterman will step down from his post on the Late Show and let Stephen Colbert take over. Bands and artists are stopping by the program to pay their respects to the iconic host, and last night's, April 30, musical guests owe plenty to Letterman. Hootie & the Blowfish blew up in the early 1990s with their Cracked Rear View LP, but not before the Dave gave them his stamp of approval. -
8 Bands with Brews for National Beer Day: Hanson, Pearl Jam, The Grateful Dead & More
While some people may still be recovering from St. Patrick's Day last month, another big drinking holiday hit us today (April 7): National Beer Day. The explosion of craft beer in the United States over the last decade, of course, warranted plenty of boozy collaborations between craft breweries and rock 'n' roll icons who love to get down with some ice cold ales. To help celebrate this sacred holiday, we've gather a list of eight bands who have done just that. -
Darius Rucker Reveals Release Date of New Album 'Southern Style,' Plots Tour
Hootie & The Blowfish frontman Darius Rucker has revealed some more details about his upcoming solo album, including its title and release date. According to "The Boot," the album is titled "Southern Style" and is set for release March 31 through Capitol Nashville. In support of the album, Rucker will be setting off on tour this spring, hitting 30 North American cities, starting with Holmdel, New Jersey, May 14."Southern Style" will be Rucker's fifth solo studio album — his fourth country album — his first since his Christmas album "Home for the Holidays," which was released in late October. It will be Rucker's first non-Christmas album since 2013's "True Believers.""There's going to be some fun songs on the record," Rucker told "radio.com" about "Southern Style," "but just like I always do, you always write some songs about relationships and family because they always come up, and it's always some good song that you can't not record."For his Southern Style Tour, Rucker will be joined by Brett Eldredge, The Brothers Osborne and A Thousand Horses. Tickets go on sale Jan. 26, and though the exact dates have yet to set, a complete list of cities has been revealed, which you can check out below: -
Darius Rucker Shares New Video For "Homegrown Honey" [WATCH]
For his newest video, Darius Rucker sings about a country girl taking New York City by storm with his single "Homegrown Honey." -
This Day in Country Music History - September 17
On this day in country music history, let's take a look at some of those incidents that make you go hmmmm. -
The Rembrandts Perform 'Friends' Theme Song At Central Perk In Manhattan [WATCH]
It's been 20 years since the premiere of beloved sitcom Friends, and to celebrate, a coffee shop modeled after Central Perk, one of the show's signature settings, has been opened in Manhattan. The shop features plenty of Friends memorabilia, and last night (Sept. 16), there was even a special musical performance by the Rembrandts, who sang the show's maddeningly infectious theme song, "I'll Be There For You."
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