Rascal Flatts’ “Summer Nights” gets video, featured on ESPN
Not only is Rascal Flatts’ latest hit single “Summer Nights” climbing the country radio charts but the song can also be heard on ESPN’s Major League Baseball coverage. The fun music video to the song also made its premiere this week.
Fans of Major League Baseball can also hear Rascal Flatts’ “Summer Nights” during ESPN televised games, according to a news release.
The country band, which includes Joe Don Rooney of Picher, took a different approach to the video for “Summer Nights” and doesn’t appear within the music video itself. Instead, Gary LeVox, Jay DeMarcus and Rooney can be seen in the intro and outro for the video. The video was directed by Shaun Silva and shot in Pismo Beach, Calif., “Summer Nights.”
Rascal Flatts recently placed its fourth consecutive studio album atop the Top 200 chart with the release of “Unstoppable,” with first week sales of 351,000 albums. It also became the biggest country release of 2009 and the best in country first week sales since November 2008. Since they launched their career in 2000, LeVox, DeMarcus and Rooney have sold 20 million albums, scored 11 No. 1 singles and 18 top 10 hits .
Check out the entertaining video for “Summer Nights,” posted here from Yahoo! Music:
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