Rascal Flatts Promise Live Show to Be ‘Reba-esque’

Rascal Flatts have already proven they are 'Unstoppable' on the road, selling more than four million tickets in the last four years, but they aren't done yet. The trio recently sat down with The Boot to give fans a sneak peek at their upcoming tour.

"With this new tour, we're definitely going to have some new tricks up our sleeve," guitarist Joe Don Rooney reveals. "We're going to be able to do some things we weren't able to do with all the other tours to this point, just because we have so many more songs now. We have so much more we can do with the songs. It's like Jay [Demarcus] says, your albums are just soundtracks to your live show. We have adopted that method from day one, and we're going to do more of that with this new show, and be able to take people on a new journey from 2000 to 2010 in a matter of about an hour-and-a-half to two hours."

"We're going to start out the earliest part of our history," Jay adds. "It's going to be more like a Broadway show this year."

"The sets are coming together really, really cool," lead singer Gary LeVox chimes in. "And it's going to be something to see, for sure."

The trio may be serious about bringing their fans the best tour ever, but all their hard work hasn't robbed them of their sense of humor. Hinting that there will be "lots of dresses and wardrobe changes," Joe Don also says their show will be "very Reba-esque", eluding to Reba McEntire's fondness for elaborate shows, sparkling gowns and extravagant sets.

The trio haven't officially announced their opening act yet, but they jokingly hinted at several names. "Garth Brooks is going with us, and Carrie Underwood and Keith Urban and Reba and George [Strait]," Joe Don teases. Already on the road with the trio's American Living Unstoppable tour is Darius Rucker, and Kellie Pickler is rumored to be the next opening act.