In a recent interview, Chase Rice said his new music isn't as popular as his early work but won't go back to bro-country.

"That has been the frustrating part of the last two years because it's the best I've ever made," explains the country artist ...

H2: A Bold Release: "Live From Chief’s" In early March, Chase Rice surprised his fans with the release of his three-song EP, Live From Chief’s. This project showcases his versatility as he features ...

In recent years, Chase Rice has made a conscious decision to embrace a traditional country music style, leaving behind the bro-country genre that produced hits like "Ready, Set, Roll" and "Drinkin’ ...

In a new interview with People, Chase Rice reflects on his desire to take a step forward in his music career. In early March, ...

Chase Rice still remembers his father's rough and ... She 'Loves a Man Who Can Shovel Horse Manure' Despite Poking Fun at Country Boys on 'The Giver' Brantley Gilbert Says He'll 'Quit the Tobacco ...

Chase Rice brought his mom in to watch the ... On Demand podcast. Talking to Taste of Country, Rice describes his father as nothing short of his hero. Find him holding to Coors banquet beers ...

Chase Rice: The last two records were written on ... CR: I played a McGraw song called “Who Are They?,” Country Roads. I played a Paisley song, not doing the Paisley parts, but just chords.

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Every time Chase Rice has himself figured out, he surprises even himself. "I'm doing a puzzle right now," the country star states in a state of disbelief during an interview with PEOPLE.