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Decided to shake things up for Rewind, hiring Howard Benson -- a producer known for nu metal, alt-rock and pop hits on records by Kelly Clarkson, 3 Doors Down, DAUGHTRY, and My Chemical Romance -- to helm their eleventh album. "Rewind" preceded the release of the album -- the single peaked at number three on Billboard's Country Airplay chart -- and the record languished on radio prior to "I Like the Sound of That" reaching number one on Country Airplay in 2015. The seasonal album The Greatest Gift of All, the band's first holiday album, was released in October 2016. The trio teamed with producer busbee -- best known for his production of Maren Morris' 2016 debut Hero -- for their 2017 album Back to Us. "Yours If You Want It," the album's first single, went to number one on Country Airplay, and its title track reached number 46.A pair of singles, "Back To Life" and "Jukebox" appeared in 2018 and in January 2020, Rascal Flatts announced that they were planning a farewell tour as well as working on new music. Although the tour was soon cancelled in the wake of the global pandemic, they made good on their promise of a new release and issued the seven-song EP How They Remember You in July.© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo Listen Similar artists My favourites This item has been successfully added / removed from your favorites. Sort and filter releases

Sign Up Create a free account to access exclusive content, play games, solve puzzles, test your pop-culture knowledge and receive special offers. Already have an account? Login Stars Who Were Rejected by ‘American Idol’ and ‘The Voice’: Maren Morris, Tori Kelly and More Updated on: December 10, 2024 12 Taylor Hill/FilmMagic Maren Morris, Luke Combs and Tori Kelly are among the stars who’ve been turned down by singing competition shows before their big breaks.Morris shared a picture of her American Idol audition ticket from 2007 via Instagram in July 2022. “I didn’t make it past the first-round cattle call,” Morris admitted in the caption. “I wasn’t really into sports growing up, but this feels like the equivalent of your mom saving your 10th place trophy. 😂🏆.”The Grammy winner’s experience with rejection didn’t end there. During a March 2019 appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, Morris revealed she was “rejected” from America’s Got Talent. Thank You! You have successfully subscribed. “There were a ton that I didn’t make it to,” she said, before adding, “People cover my songs for their auditions on those shows [now], so it’s like, not only is it really nice to have my song on a national television show — but [I also] get to collect the check and have some sweet revenge.”Scroll down to see all the stars who’ve been rejected by American Idol and The Voice: Credit: Taylor Hill/FilmMagic Stars Who Were Rejected by 'American Idol' and 'The Voice': Maren Morris, Tori

Still buzzing from meeting guest artist panelist and former GRAMMY camper, Blue DeTyger earlier in the week. At the start of the camp, GRAMMY campers also heard from guest panelist Maren Morris, who shared her journey from GRAMMY Camp attendee to GRAMMY winner, offering valuable advice on making the most of the opportunity. Another highlight was Brooke Murgitroyd, a singer/songwriter from North Carolina who killed it on stage and also showcased her talent in the community by performing a cover of pop musician Lizzy McAlpine on Santa Monica Pier. The event included brief interludes for campers focused on production to present their work from the past week. These campers gave mock pitches, demonstrating their readiness to secure their first industry gigs. Pittsburgh’s Aryana Booker-Gamez, part of the songwriting track, delivered two passionate performances, including “Look at Me Now,” which received a standing ovation. Offstage, Booker-Gamez enthusiastically supported her fellow campers, clapping and dancing along with the same fervor she brought to her performances.It was clear that many campers formed lifelong friendships and potential future collaborations at GRAMMY Camp. Reflecting on the whirlwind week, Murgitroyd posted on social media: “Grammy Camp 2024 was such a dream!! To my 82 new friends, you are all so talented and taught me so much!” News About The GRAMMY MuseumnewsMaren Morris On 20 Years Of GRAMMY Camp & Her Advice To The Next Generation Of Music Industry ProfessionalsAlmost 20 years ago, a 15-year-old Maren Morris attended GRAMMY Camp, the GRAMMY Museum's signature music industry camp for U.S. high school students. This year, the GRAMMY-winning country superstar came full circle.|Recording Academy/Jul 17, 2024 - 10:27 pmIt's been decades since Maren Morris first attended GRAMMY Camp all the way back in 2005 — nearly 20 years ago. Still, she remembers precisely how she felt then and how much of a "rare opportunity" it was.She met luminaries like Jimmy Jam and Paul Williams, and the setting made the then-15-year-old feel legitimized and creatively elevated. "I learned how to peer into myself and learn what unique thing I had to bring to the table musically," she tells the Recording Academy.Since then, Maren Morris has had an entire career: She won a GRAMMY, received 17 GRAMMY nominations, joined the country music supergroup the Highwomen, topped the Billboard country charts, and much more.Morris just had a full circle moment — Recording Academy style. On Monday, Morris returned to GRAMMY Camp, the