Fans around the globe will soon get the chance to relive Rascal Flatts’ electric hometown performance in Columbus, Ohio, with a special global streaming event airing Sunday, July 27 at 7pm CT / 8pm ET via Veeps.

Billed as a landmark moment in the country superstars’ return to the road, the show marked the trio’s first tour performance since 2019 — and according to Us Weekly, “Rascal Flatts is back and better than ever.” The event is a celebration of their legacy, fan connection, and live chemistry, which Country Now described as “the undeniable magic they create together on stage.”

The stream will be available to all ticket holders via Veeps.com and the Veeps app (on Roku, Apple TV, iOS, and Android), with each ticket granting a three-day rewatch window. Veeps All Access members will be able to watch the show for free as part of their subscription.

The sold-out Columbus show featured a surprise appearance from Carly Pearce, who joined the band for an emotional rendition of “My Wish.” The performance was part of the band’s 21-date LIFE IS A HIGHWAY TOUR, which also included special guests Lauren Alaina and Chris Lane. The tour drew rave reviews: Arkansas Times praised the band’s “superb musicianship,” while Music Mayhem said the “nostalgic” setlist reminded fans of “the soundtrack to many of the concertgoers’ childhoods and lives.”

The trio — Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus, and Joe Don Rooney — also made a triumphant return to CMA Music Fest last month, with The Tennessean declaring their Nissan Stadium set featured “the most robust sing-along yet.”

This summer also saw the release of their long-awaited collaboration album, LIFE IS A HIGHWAY: REFUELED DUETS — hailed as “a bold, celebratory reimagining of the band’s storied back catalogue” (Entertainment Focus). The album includes nine refreshed Rascal Flatts classics, with standout features including Backstreet Boys on “What Hurts The Most” and Jonas Brothers on the new track “I Dare You.”

With over 12 billion global streams, 17 No. 1 hits, and more than 11 million concert tickets sold, Rascal Flatts continue to be one of the most celebrated groups in country music history. Now, after years away from the stage, they’re back — and fans everywhere can join the celebration.

Tickets for the global streaming event are on sale now here.

Author: Adam Bailey

Adam is a regular contributor for established press release distribution website Release-News.com. He writes on a wide range of topics including music.