A new version of the Lonestar classic, “I’m Already There,” is out now. The song, originally released in 2001, was the title track of the group’s fifth studio album. Gary Baker and Frank Myers wrote “I’m Already There” with Richie McDonald, Lonestar’s former lead singer. The new version of the song is from Lonestar’s forthcoming new Ten To 1…
Lonestar is back with new music, or at least reimagined versions of their biggest hits. The iconic country music group just dropped “Amazed,” Lonestar’s chart-topping hit, first released in 1999. The song is from their forthcoming Ten To 1 album, out on June 2, which will feature ten of their No. 1 hits. The group, now with Drew Womack…
Home Free is celebrating young love with the video for their latest song, a cover of Lonestar‘s “Amazed.” The video for the song shows students at a dance, working up the courage to dance together. Home Free revealed on social media that it was one of their loyal fans, dubbed a Home Fry, who suggested that the all-vocal…
Richie McDonald recently announced that he had left Lonestar, to join Larry Stewart and Tim Rushlow in the group, The Frontmen of Country. The move was a pivotal change for McDonald, but one he wanted to make, if only for himself. “I took a little break years ago, and we did some of this,” McDonald recalled on The Bobby…
Only one day after Richie McDonald announced that he was exiting Lonestar, for the second time, this time to join The Frontmen of Country Music, Lonestar has announced the addition of Drew Womack to replace McDonald. Womack joins existing members Dean Sams, Michael Britt, and Keech Rainwater. “We are thrilled to have Drew joining us,” Lonestar says in a…
Richie McDonald has once again left Lonestar, the group he originally joined in 1998, before leaving in 2007 to pursue a solo career. McDonald rejoined Lonestar in 2011, but just announced he is once again departing the group, this time to join The Frontmen of Country, along with Restless Heart’s Larry Stewart and Tim Rushlow from Little Texas. Lonestar…
Father’s Day is on June 18 this year, celebrating all of the men who take on the role of a father in some capacity. We have ten songs to help honor all of the men who deserve to be celebrated on Father’s Day — and every day. 10. “Watching You,” Rodney Atkins “Watching You,” which Rodney Atkins wrote with…
Move over, Garth Brooks. Home Free just took his No. 1 hit, “Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til the Sun Comes Up),” released in 1993, to a new level. The song, written by Brooks, along with Kenty Blazy and Kim Williams, is from Brooks’ In Pieces album, but he likely ever dreamed the song would be reimagined almost 30 years…
Leave it to Home Free to put a humorous spin on a time-tested love song. The all-vocal group just dropped the video for “Make You Feel My Love.” The song was written by Bob Dylan, and first covered by Billy Joel, before being covered by plenty of other artists, including Garth Brooks and Kelly Clarkson, among others. The video…
Jake Hoot and Sundance Head are hitting the road — together! Hoot, who won Season 17 of The Voice, and Sundance Head, who won in Season 11, will embark on their The Voice(s) of Texas Tour, a five-city run in the Lonestar State, kicking off on November 17. Hoot first shared the news on social media 🚨THE VOICE(S)…
