Here's a sweet moment with Blake on stage at Miranda's show!

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Tour buses are Country stars homes on wheels so I didn't want to take pictures of the back where Phil keeps all of his personal stuff but here are a couple shots from inside a bus that Phil just bought from George Jones estate.

For years this bus has served as transportation for George's band.

I guess you know who these two guys are.

Phil Vassar always puts on a high energy show! Lots of Fun! 

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Happy Birthday Darius Rucker 5/13

At 47 today, Darius can already look back on an incredible career which is STILL growing! 

In 1995, as the lead singer for his group, 'Hootie and the Blowfish', 'Time' was his first Number 1 song.

Thirteen years later in 2008, Darius hit Number 1 for the first time on the Country chart with "Don't Think I Don't Think About it"!

Texting teens behind the wheel are dying faster drunk drivers,  study reveals

• More than 3,000 teens are killed every year  in car crashes caused by texting
• It has overtaken drink driving, which kills  2,700 every year, as the biggest cause of teen deaths in  America

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Congratulations go out to Darius Rucker, who received an Honorary Doctorate of Music at his Alma mater, the University of South Carolina over the weekend. Darius was one of the speakers at the Saturday morning commencement, recalling his time at USC where he formed Hootie & Blowfish with three fellow students in 1986. In his speech, Darius described living in the Moore men’s residence hall, singing Billy Joel alone in a shower that he jokingly described “as a big prison bathroom” with six showerheads and no curtain. He also encouraged students to make the most out of their education, saying, “I want you to take time, take some real time [and] find something that makes you want to give ‘til it hurts.” Source: The State