Darius Rucker

Darius Rucker's new single 'Radio' is a perfect song for summer. The uptempo tribute to young love, open roads and, of course, the radio is familiar and easy to fall for, especially when powered by Rucker's unequaled exuberance.

Darius Rucker is one month into his True Believers Tour, but he's already got an eye on his next round of live shows. The singer says a tour with Sheryl Crow is being discussed, but he's not sure if the plan will come together.

'Wagon Wheel' hitmaker Darius Rucker is a truly terrific performer, as evidenced by his recent smashing show at Red Rocks Ampitheatre, and he brought his stellar musical skills to the stage on June 3 for his fourth annual 'Darius and Friends' concert, which benefits St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Rucker and pals raised over $95,000 in the process.

'Wagon Wheel' singer Darius Rucker is booked to appear on ABC's hit show 'The Bachelorette,' but the 47-year-old country star isn't expecting to get the final rose. In fact, Rucker won't be at all vying for the attention of bachelorette Desiree Hartsock -- he'll actually be doing what he does best: performing.

After several energetic performances at the 2013 CMT Music Awards, Darius Rucker brought the crowd to their feet once again with a no-holds-barred rendition of 'Wagon Wheel.'

Darius Rucker sings with more energy than a nuclear power plant, but his new album 'True Believers' is safer than solar power. He captures the spirit of his live show -- one of the best in the business -- on each of the 12 tracks, but one yearns for for something unique and unexpected.

Darius Rucker is speaking out about the racist tweet that he recently received, calling the person who sent it an "idiot."

Darius Rucker has been open about the inspiration that transpired when he heard the classic 'Wagon Wheel' at his daughter's high school talent show. However, he probably didn't expect to be slammed with a racist tweet following some criticism over the song.

It proved an interesting weekend for higher education in country music circles last weekend, as country stars Willie Nelson and Darius Rucker both became honorary doctors of music.

Darius Rucker takes us back to a different, simpler time in his video for 'Wagon Wheel.' He lives the dream and dreams the life, and has a pretty impressive list of guest stars joining him for the fun.

Fans looking forward to seeing Darius Rucker kick off his True Believers Tour on May 9, have even more good news to celebrate. May will be a double-whammy of fun, with his new album 'True Believers' hitting stores just a few weeks after Rucker hits the road.

If you combine the stars of A&E masterpiece 'Duck Dynasty' and a current country music single, do you know what you'll find? Darius Rucker's forthcoming 'Wagon Wheel' video, which will feature the duck call masters.

Country superstar Kenny Chesney is coming in concert on August 7th to the Darling's Waterfront Pavilion in Bangor. The venue in Bangor has been bringing big shows to Bangor for four years and Waterfront Concerts chief promoter, Alex Gray, tells the Bangor Daily News that 'it's the biggest show in our four-year history.'

It's that time of year again! With spring so close that you can almost feel the warm air blowing, country stars are preparing to head out on the road -- and Darius Rucker is joining in on the fun. This week, Rucker announced the dates for his 2013 True Believers Tour.

Darius Rucker may not have had an instant connection with 'Wagon Wheel.' But the country music superstar recounts an unlikely event that helped rekindle him with the Old Crow Medicine Show classic -- enough so that he decided to release the track as the latest single from his forthcoming studio album, 'True Believers.'

On 'Wagon Wheel,' Darius Rucker brings his signature sense of urgency to a modern classic that has been living just beneath the surface of mainstream success for nearly a decade. Old Crow Medicine Show turned the song into a gold single. Rucker's version -- although more polished than the original -- will have equal success in a fraction of the eight years it took OCMS.