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Upcoming Rehab Tour
Mulit-platinum selling hip hop/rock artist, REHAB, Known for their mega-hit “Sittin’ At A Bar,” the iconic southern hip-hop/alternative rock band, went their separate ways in 2014 after bidding fans farewell. Now led by front man, Danny Boone, Rehab has once again been rehabbed. Anchored by their influence of all things hip-hop, from Run DMC and NWA, to a Tribe Called Quest and more, Rehab set out over a decade ago on their own musical journey that would garner them millions of hardcore fans, selling over one million albums and streamed over 400,000 million times. From Kid Rock and Uncle Kracker to Linkin Park and Kottonmouth Kings, REHAB toured with some of music’s biggest stars. REHAB emerged from Atlanta’s hot music scene in 2000 with their debut album, “Southern Discomfort,” which yielded a Top 15 Modern Rock hit with, “It Don’t Matter.” Other hits that soon followed include “1980” and “Welcome Home,” the latter garnering a CMT Music Video Award nomination for “Wide Open Country Video of the Year.”
Read moreMulit-platinum selling hip hop/rock artist, REHAB, Known for their mega-hit “Sittin’ At A Bar,” the iconic southern hip-hop/alternative rock band, went their separate ways in 2014 after bidding fans farewell. Now led by front man, Danny Boone, Rehab has once again been rehabbed. Anchored by their influence of all things hip-hop, from Run DMC and NWA, to a Tribe Called Quest and more, Rehab set out over a decade ago on their own musical journey that would garner them millions of hardcore fans, selling over one million albums and streamed over 400,000 million times. From Kid Rock and Uncle Kracker to Linkin Park and Kottonmouth Kings, REHAB toured with some of music’s biggest stars. REHAB emerged from Atlanta’s hot music scene in 2000 with their debut album, “Southern Discomfort,” which yielded a Top 15 Modern Rock hit with, “It Don’t Matter.” Other hits that soon followed include “1980” and “Welcome Home,” the latter garnering a CMT Music Video Award nomination for “Wide Open Country Video of the Year.”
