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Roughstock has discovered that the Zac Brown Band has found a label home with Atlantic Records.  The deal, just announced, is a partnership between the band's "Homegrown Music" and the historic label that's been home to some of music's most legendary acts over the years.

It seems like nobody told Rascal Flatts about the doomed music economy as they've sold over 16 million units since their arrival eight years ago.  Covering their first four albums, "Greatest Hits, Volume One" serves a nice introduction to the band. 

With his career having gone further than most people could dream of, Randy Owen has certainly lived a charmed life.  On Nov 4, 2008, Randy Owen will be releasing not only his first solo album with Broken Bow Records but also his memoir about his life and times in and out of the award-winning group Alabama.

Life can get busy sometimes and because of that you may have missed some of the great album reviews featured on Roughstock this past month.  Joey+Rory, Toby Keith, John Michael Montgomery, Reba, Rascal Flatts, Billy Currington and Lee Ann Womack are but nust a few of the new albums featured this

In a well-documented career, Reba McEntire has sold over 46 million albums, scored more than 60 Top Ten Hits.  50 of her biggest his from her 25 year career with MCA Records are chronicled in this deluxe, 3 disc box set.

To follow-up his last single, the Number one "Everybody Wants To Go To Heaven," Kenny has chosen to forego the beach for the simple, down home, and just plain rootsy Mac McAnally penned duet "Down The Road."

While Toby's recent releases have felt a little lacking in the quality department, signs were pointing to that changing with the release of this album.  With it, Toby has taken the gloves off and returned his sound to what made him a big superstar.

Have you ever just met someone and felt like you were instant friends? That's what meeting Joey+Rory felt like. In the first part of a two-part interview, we learn about the reasons behind trying out for the show "Can You Duet."

After experiencing mild success with "Crazy Days," Adam Gregory returns to the singles charts with an impressive new single that is the first song to be released under NSA/Midas Records' new partnership with Big Machine Records.  Does the song have enough to stand out at country radio?