Rascal Flatts "Me & My Gang" tour
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Rascal Flatts "Me & My Gang" tour

Friday, January 6, 2006 – Rascal Flatts will kick-off its "Me & My Gang Tour" Feb. 2 in Michigan, setting off prior to releasing a new album.

Blake Shelton will open all dates along with Keith Anderson and Jason Aldean alternating dates through March.

"We could not be more happy to get back out on the road to see our fans," says lead singer Gary LeVox.

"We aim to make our live shows better every year and to give a reason for our fans to come back again and again," says bassist Jay DeMarcus.

The headliner will play for 90 minutes with the show lasting three hours, according to a press release from the group.

The set was designed by Bruce Rogers, Tribe Inc., best known for set designs for Madonna, Sting and the Dave Matthews Band.

Rascal Flatts closed out 2005 with the number 2 country tour ("Here's To You") with 750,000 fans attending the 70-city concert run.

The group just release "What Hurts The Most," its first single from an album slated for release this spring.

The concert schedule is:

Feb. 2Grand Rapids, MIVan Andel Arena **
Feb. 3Green Bay, WIResch Center **
Feb. 4Madison, WIAlliant Energy Center **
Feb. 10State College, PABryce Jordon Center **
Feb. 11Amherst, MAMullins Center **
Feb. 12Rochester, NYBlue Cross Arena **
Feb. 17Dekalb, ILConvocations Center **
Feb. 18Lincoln, NEPershing Auditorium **
Feb. 19Columbia, MOMizzou Arena **
Feb. 24Greensboro, NCGreensboro Coliseum **
Feb. 25Greenville, SCBi-Lo Center **
Feb. 26Pensacola, FLPensacola Civic Center **
March 2Wichita, KSKansas Coliseum **
March 3Oklahoma City,OKFord Center **
March 4Wichita Falls, TXKay Yeager Coliseum **
March 16OrlandoTD Waterhouse Centre **
March 17Ft Myers, FLGermain Arena **
March 18Tallahassee, FLTallahassee Leon Co. Civic Center **
March 23Jackson, MSMississippi Coliseum **
March 24Little Rock, ARAlltel Arena **
March 25Lafayette, AKCajundome **
* Jason Aldean opens. ** Keith Anderson opens>

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