rascal flatts

There's more than meets the eye but it's all good.

Be still, my heart!

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band were the first to record the tune, but "Bless the Broken Road" really became a hit when Rascal Flatts released it in 2004.

On Feb. 12, 2005, "Bless the Broken Road" hit No. 1.

Both men got up close and personal during the game.

What songs do you want to hear?

“Garth retired, too," Karen Fairchild points out.

She was so, so excited.

They're in this until they can't anymore.

Still, there's one aspect of their career that the group definitely wants to retire from one day.

We already miss "Dog the Bounty Hunter" star Beth Chapman. And so does the Rascal Flatts frontman.

"Our parents grew up on them," Jay DeMarcus says at one point.