HootieAndTheBlowfish

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. "...

Darius Rucker famously left the Grammy-winning group, Hootie & the Blowfish, to launch his own career as a solo artist in country music. It was a gamble that paid off for the 44-year-old, earning him a CMA Award, two No. 1 albums and five top five singles. Bu...

Darius Rucker has traveled all over the world, first as the front man for Hootie & the Blowfish and now as one of country music's most successful solo artists. But for the South Carolina native, there's no place like home for the holidays. "...

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...

Darius Rucker and his Hootie and the Blowfish bandmates are receiving a special monument where the band got their start nearly 25 years ago in South Carolina's capital city. The monument will be a steel and black granite statue, expected to be about 20-feet long, 10-feet wide and at least 12 feet tall...

Darius Rucker is now firmly rooted in country music but the CMA award winner recently returned to his musical roots in his home state of South Carolina, reuniting with his Hootie & The Blowfish band mates for the group's annual Homegrown Roundup. T...