DariusRuckerNewAlbum

Darius Rucker's new song, "True Believers" is about a resilient marriage, but the title is certainly reflective of his career, as well. When he first made the crossover to country back in 2008, it was the few 'true believers' among the many naysayers who kept the former Hootie and the Blowfish frontman motivated to carry out a longtime country music dream...

Four years ago, Darius Rucker released his first country single, "Don't Think I Don't Think About It," shedding his Hootie & the Blowfish persona. After a string of No. 1 country hits, the singer-songwriter admits he isn't ready to say goodbye to his beloved band. "...

Cheers were deafening as Darius Rucker interrupted his own set at Capitol Records' third annual Street Party Wednesday night to announce a big surprise for the thousands of fans gathered on Nashville's Demonbreun Street: his buddy Keith Urban stopped by to jam with him on a few songs...

For Darius Rucker fans who pick up his new album and wonder why he titled it 'Charleston, SC 1966,' the singer/songwriter is anxious to explain why. "The main reason is because of Radney Foster. He came out with 'Del Rio, Texas 1959' back in '92 and that was one of those light switch records for me," Darius says of the record that made him want to be a country singer...

Darius Rucker's 'Charleston, SC 1966' hits stores October 12, and the singer is anxiously awaiting feedback from the fans who purchased more than a million copies of his country debut, 'Learn to Live.' Darius' sophomore album has 13 new tracks, including 'Might Get Lucky,' which he co-wrote with Radney Foster...