
(The GreenRoom) Rascal Flatts concluded their 2026 Life Is A Highway Tour over the weekend. Across 21 cities accompanied by openers Chris Lane and Lauren Alaina, the trio showcased "nostalgia, new beginnings, and proof that feel-good country is timeless" (Celeb Secrets) to arenas packed with fans nationwide, with the tour serving as "both a victory lap and a reminder: few acts in modern country can match their catalog, their harmonies, or their emotional reach. Celebrating 26 years of hits, Rascal Flatts proved that longevity doesn't dull the shine, it sharpens it" (All Country News).
"It's been such a blessing to kick off 2026 back in front of fans. Each show has just been an overwhelming reminder that our music still means so much to so many people over 26 years later," said Joe Don Rooney. "The guys and I will be riding this high for the rest of the year, we're so grateful for everyone that took the time to come out to see us!"
"Fans have greeted them with the same passion that made Rascal Flatts one of country music's most consistent hitmakers" - The Tennessean
"There was no chasing trends; just confidence, charisma, and connection. The trio also showed that age is just a number when your songs still hit like the first time, proving that they're only getting better with time. And honestly? Watching them work the room, joke with fans, and pour genuine emotion into every lyric made it clear: this band isn't here for nostalgia alone. They're here for their next chapter, and we're lucky enough to witness it." - Celeb Secrets
"The trio kept the energy high and the crowd singing along" - Music Row
"The pop-country legends delivered a tight 90-minute set of hits and fan favorites to effusive audience response." - Times-Union
"On a night that felt less like a stop on a tour and more like a multi-generation reunion, the superstar trio delivered a tightly packed, hit-loaded, 90-minute set that doubled as both a victory lap and a reminder: few acts in modern country can match their catalog, their harmonies, or their emotional reach. Celebrating 26 years of hits, Rascal Flatts proved that longevity doesn't dull the shine, it sharpens it." - All Country News
"Rascal Flatts brought explosive vocals, electrifying guitar solos and 20 years of country-pop hits to St. Louis... Passionate vocal performances and live musicianship were the stars of the Life Is a Highway tour. There were no fancy effects, aerial acrobats or raging pyrotechnics on Saturday night. But the vocals were explosive" - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
"felt like a full celebration of country music, drawing a crowd that blended longtime fans with newer listeners - all there for the same reason: songs they've been carrying with them for years." - Broadway World
"Rascal Flatts is giving fans what they have been missing with the return of their Life Is a Highway Tour." - Country Thang Daily
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