Rascal Flatts ‘will get back together,’ Jay DeMarcus' wife Allison believes: ‘They’re still great friends’
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The country music trio comprised of Gary LeVox, Joe Don Rooney and Jay DeMarcus was set to traverse the landscape on a farewell curtain call, "Rascal Flatts Farewell: Life Is A Highway Tour," but "unforeseen" circumstances derailed the band’s plans to perform.
"I do believe the band will be back together once again because they’re all still friends and partners in business, and they’ve had such a strong run for so long."
"I think that COVID was really what caused the band to cancel their farewell tour and ultimately go in their separate directions," DeMarcus’ wife Allison told Fox News Digital while discussing the inaugural Miss Volunteer America Pageant system. It's an organization she helms designed to provide scholarship grants to young women. A post shared by Miss Volunteer America Pageant (@missvolunteeramericapag) A post shared by Miss Volunteer America Pageant (@missvolunteeramericapag)
"Jay has created another band just for fun called Generation Radio, but he is going to have to get back to playing some music because it’s just what he loves to do, and I’m not inexpensive," she joked.
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