VIDEO: Rascal Flatts Talk Closing of Legendary Nashville Bar on TODAY
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Rascal Flatts stopped by TODAY on NBC to talk about the first time they met and began performing together at the Fiddle and Steel Guitar Bar in in Nashville. The bar, which is located on the famous Printer's Alley, where countless musical LEGENDS have performed, is shutting down at the end of the year.
"It's really really heartbreaking," Rascal Flatts' bassist Jay DeMarcus told TODAY's Lester Holt. "It's going to be an emotional night."
To mark the end of the legendary bar, Rascal Flatts will be performing a series of concerts there. Check out the appearance below!
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