From: countryhound.com

After bringing down a packed house at London’s legendary 100 Club Tuesday night, Rascal Flatts awoke early Wednesday morning (1/30) to appear on Europe’s highest-rated morning TV “chat” show, GMTV.

The band performed their current UK hit “What Hurts the Most” on GMTV before heading to the BBC
Radio studios. Gary, Jay and Joe

Don joined legendary British radio
host Bob Harris for an in-studio interview and performance on BBC 2, the most listened to radio station in the UK.

In conjunction with their overseas visit, Rascal Flatts will release their current album Still Feels Good in the UK on Feb. 4. The package will also include their first UK single “What Hurts the Most” and “Life Is a Highway.”

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Good news UK fans, Rascal Flatts will going to the UK for the first time in their career. They will have the following promotion lined up when they visit London. Here are the the radio and tv performances. Be sure not miss them! 

29 JANUARY 2008
PERFORMANCE AT 100 CLUB IN LONDON

30 JANUARY 2008
GMTV LIVE PERFORMANCE AND INTERVIEW. THE SHOW WILL BE AIRED BETWEEN 6:00AM AND 9:25AM

31 JANUARY 2008
RADIO 2/ BOB HARRIS INTERVIEW AND SESSION, WILL BE BROADCAST BETWEEN 7:00PM AND 8:00PM

LIVE AT ABBEY ROAD (TV) SESSION CONFIRMED. THIS WILL BE BROADCAST IN MAY 2008

*If you would like a chance to win tickets and see the Flatts perform at 100 Club In London On Jan. 29th sign up for the email updates at www.rascalflatts.com*

From: adweek.com

Rascal Flatts is backing the Milk Rocks! campaign and will offer fans a chance to sing with them live onstage.

The "Be a milk rock star" push, part of the broader
Milk Rocks! public service effort, promotes health and nutrition and
was created by MilkMedia, which designs milk carton side panels and
lunchroom posters in more than 95,000 elementary, middle and high
schools across the country.

 The band will pre-record messages to fans explaining
contest rules as well as nutritional facts about milk, which can be
seen on milk cartons, school lunchroom posters and a Web site prior to
the live concert. A MilkMedia representative said impressions are
expected to be as high as 1 billion views.

Launching on March 1, 2008, Rascal Flatts fans can
register on the Milk Rocks! Web site to select their favorite song
(among five) and upload a karaoke-style video of the tune. The top 10
participants voted by the Milk Rocks! online community will win signed
Gibson guitars, Rascal Flatts CDs and posters signed by the band. The
winner will appear in concert with Rascal Flatts. The grand prize also
includes hosting a concert Webcast from the customized Gibson guitar
tour bus and meeting a rep of Lyric Street Records, Rascal Flatts'
label.

"We have the greatest fans in the world," said Rascal
Flatts band member Gary LeVox. "So giving our songs back to them, with
the opportunity to join the band for a night, is the least we can do to
say thanks. And since drinking milk is a big part of keeping our fans
energized for our show, we're happy to help Milk Rocks! get their
message out there," he said.

The Milk Rocks! program debuted in September 2007.
"It's hard to spread the word on nutrition and healthy lifestyles
without sounding preachy, but Milk Rocks! positively influences food
and beverage choices through music, action sports, games and movies—all
the fun stuff kids actually relate to," said Richard Long, CEO of
MilkMedia.

 Rascal Flatts won two People's Choice awards. They
won for favorite group beating out Daughtry and Maroon 5, and they also
nabbed the award for favorite country song for "Stand."

Congratulations, Gary, Joe Don, and Jay! Great job voting Flatts fans

Rascal Flatts are among the top 10 of 2007, for the biggest moneymakers in music.  The list is determined by ticket sales, album sales, and for the first time money that is generated by digital music tracks through Itunes and other online vendors.

The Flatts earned  $83.7 million to place them in 7th place. Their tour earned 41.5 million and album sales of 40.7 million. They also earned $1.5 million in digital sales for the year, making them the most balanced act in the top ten. Other country acts to earn a place in the top ten were Kenny Chesney andTim McGraw and Faith Hill.