In 2009, Wilson formed her own record company, Redneck Records. Her first album release under her label was her I Got Your Country Right Here CD. The record included the song (and one of my personal Gretchen favorites), “I’d Love To Be Your Last,” and garnered two Grammy nominations.

Wilson’s new album, Right On Time, will hit stores on April 2nd and will feature the single, “Still Rollin.’” The song, penned by Wilson and Vicky McGehee, ships to radio this week.

The critically acclaimed singer/songwriter is very excited for her upcoming releases:

 I am very excited to have so much new music coming out this year… We are already touring, and are looking forward to an incredible year with old friends, and new beginnings!

On May 28th, Wilson will also be releasing an album of classic 70s rock hits entitled Under The Covers. And if that isn’t enough new music for all of you fans, she is releasing a full-length Christmas album in October.

We are happy to have all of this Gretchen music to look forward to!

For more information, check out her official sites: www.GretchenWilson.com or www.facebook.com/GretchenWilson.

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Rascal Flatts has released their new single, “Banjo,” from their upcoming album set to drop this spring. The song will officially impact country radio on January 17th.

Jay DeMarcus describes the song as:

“a sentiment about getting away from it all, getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and sort of breaking out and finding a spot way out in the country and drivin’ and drivin’ and drivin’ until you go so far you start to hear a banjo.”

You can listen to the song on the Flatts’ official website: http://www.rascalflatts.com/videos.

Meanwhile, the super trio hits the road this week with special guests Sara Evans & Hunter Hayes for their Thaw Out 2012 Tour. The trek kicks off in Charleston, West Virginia on Thursday, January 12th. Click here for more information and tour details.

Don’t forget to get those requests in for “Banjo” to your local radio stations!

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