Chase Rice

Last Thursday night, Country Music star Chase Rice returned to the stage at Albany's Empire Live for a SOLD OUT performance. Rice is touring in support of his most recent major label release, “I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell,” released in February on Broken Bow Records.

On Friday night, Empire Live welcomed country superstar Chase Rice's “AM/PM Tour” to their stage. Hundreds of country music fans piled into downtown Albany's newest live music venue, filling it from front to back.

Chase Rice and Walker McGuire bring a night of country hits to the Motor City on their Lambs & Lions Tour presented by WYCD. Opening up the night were members from WYCD Air Staff speaking about the “This Shirt Saves Lives” St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital movement. One donation in particular was pres

Chase Rice has become one of country's fastest rising stars, and after his show in Eugene on Friday night, it's easy to see why. From the second he came on stage, his electric stage presence had the crowd enthralled with his every move.

With only one show remaining after, Chase Rice makes a stop in Grand Rapids, MI to play a sold-out show at 20 Monroe before heading home for a much-needed downtime.

The set list included all the hits, and was skewed more toward his 2014 number 1 album " Ignite The Night" than his latest "Lambs & Lions," but most were performed in a shred fest worthy of an '80s hair metal band.

Chase Rice rocked the Myth Thursday evening