Chase Rice changing his tune with deeper, more meaningful songs
Posted Oct 21, 2015
The momentum from his fan base has been key to propelling the career of Rice, who has long looked to country music legends for guidance on how to stage a truly rocking country show. “I grew up watching guys like Garth Brooks and Kenny Chesney,” recalls Rice, who played Soldier Field this summer, opening for Chesney on his Big Revival Tour.
(Chicago Sun-Times)
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