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Chase Rice Tells His Story


is as real as real gets. Whether it's through music or words, the forthcoming country star isn't afraid to show off who he is, who he was, and who he thought he should be. Rice is very open about the trials and tribulations in his life; the biggest being the passing of his father. He recognizes the impact that had on a young boy's life. (Men's Journal)

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Chase Rice Tells His Story