“AT&T and NBC came to us about the song, and they wanted to change it into more of an anthemic thing before the Olympics,” guitarist Joe Don Rooney told The Boot. So the song—which was originally written before the Olympics, was re-written. “…It turned out killer,” Rooney said.

The song is also featured in the AT&T Team USA Soundtrack, with songs from artists like the All American Rejects, 3 Doors Down, Mariah Carey and more.

The soundtrack was released the day the Olympics began (Feb. 12) and all proceeds will be donated directly to Team USA on March 1.

Check back soon for more Rascal Flatts ticket news and more!

Other nominations for the category are “Cowgirls Don’t Cry” by Brooks & Dunn; “Chicken Fried” by the Zac Brown Band; “I Run to You” by Lady Antebellum; and “It Happens” by Sugarland.

The 52nd annual Grammy Awards ceremony returns to Staples Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010, and will air live on CBS at 8 p.m. ET.

The hunky country stars found their name on the roster as a contender for Vocal Group of the Year. They joined a group of fellow nominees that ranged from music veterans to country rookies, and include the Eagles, Lady Antebellum, Little Big Town and relative newcomers the Zac Brown Band.

The 43rd CMA Awards show will be broadcast live from the Sommet Center in Nashville, Tenn., on November 11th, 8pm EST on ABC. Tune in to see who wins this category and more!

Flatts brought along friends Darius Rucker and Vince Gill to the massive event. Darius, of Hootie and the Blowfish fame, opened for the group, and Gill was introduced halfway through the main event for a number of songs, including “Whenever You Come Around.” Rucker came back onstage to help finish out the show with “Life is a Highway,” the last song of the night.

Most of the performers did the stadium proud by donning Cubs jerseys, which made local country fans all the happier!

Rascal Flatts is in the middle of their “American Living Unstoppable Tour.”

Rascal Flatts was also nominated for Video of the Year for “Every Day,” Group Video of the Year for “Bob That Head” and “Every Day,” and Director of the Year: Deaton Flanigen for “Every Day.” Unfortunately, these categories were won by other worthy groups.

You can catch Rascal Flatts on the road during their “Unstoppable” Tour into October 2009 and see them play their award-winning music live!

The group is heading out in June to support the effort on the “Unstoppable Tour,” which kicks off June 5th at Maryland Heights, MO, and will extend through the middle of September.

The harmonizing country cuties are supporting the successful album, which includes the popular single “Here Comes Goodbye,” released April 7th.

As a part of the “Countdown to Unstoppable” on iTunes, you can now download the fourth—and final— advance song available!

If you haven’t done so already, be sure to also check out “Here Comes Goodbye,” “Forever,” and “Love Who You Love.”

Once you have all four advance tracks, you can purchase the album for only $7 and get a free bonus track. The album comes out next week!

So far, Rascal Flatts has won seven ACM awards during their illustrious career. Last year, they also received The Home Depot Humanitarian Award for their philanthropic work.

The band is scheduled to perform at the 2009 ACM Awards show, broadcasting from the MGM Grand in Vegas on April 5th, along with fellow country stars Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, Toby Keith, Sugarland, Heidi Newfield, and many more.

“Unstoppable” is set for release on April 7, 2009, but the first single, titled “Here Comes Goodbye,” can now be heard on newfcd.com! There’s also a handy little gadget that counts down the days until “Unstoppable” is released. You can showcase it on Myspace, Facebook, or where ever you want.

Speaking of Facebook, did you know that there is an entire group on Facebook solely devoted to “Unstoppable”? Well, now you do! Visit www.facebook.com for more details.