THOMAS RHETT DIE
Nashville, TN – Sept. 17, 2015 -“My wife has been on me for years to
write something for her like Tim McGraw’s ‘Just to See You Smile,’”
shares Thomas Rhett. “Obviously this isn’t exactly like that, but it’s
my interpretation. It’s one-hundred percent autobiographical of our
relationship in a three-and-a-half minute ballad. It’s probably my
favorite song I’ve ever written and it will be fun to show our grandkids
the video one day.”
write something for her like Tim McGraw’s ‘Just to See You Smile,’”
shares Thomas Rhett. “Obviously this isn’t exactly like that, but it’s
my interpretation. It’s one-hundred percent autobiographical of our
relationship in a three-and-a-half minute ballad. It’s probably my
favorite song I’ve ever written and it will be fun to show our grandkids
the video one day.”
Co-written with Sean Douglas and Joe Spargur, Thomas Rhett has partnered with People to premiere the official music video for “Die A Happy Man” here. Directed
by TK McKamy, the video was shot on a Hawaiian getaway with his wife
Lauren over the summer and ends a string of weekly videos leading into
TANGLED UP’s release. Beginning tomorrow, fans who preorder TANGLED UP
on iTunes will instantly receive “Die A Happy Man” as well as the three previously released tracks.
by TK McKamy, the video was shot on a Hawaiian getaway with his wife
Lauren over the summer and ends a string of weekly videos leading into
TANGLED UP’s release. Beginning tomorrow, fans who preorder TANGLED UP
on iTunes will instantly receive “Die A Happy Man” as well as the three previously released tracks.
Next week, Thomas Rhett will host a
record-breaking concert event “Tangled Up in Texas,” which will include a
full set of new music and his chart-topping hits at AT&T Stadium in
Arlington, TX on Sept. 23. Initially garnering attention as a gifted
songwriter with credits including hits by Florida Georgia Line, Jason
Aldean and Lee Brice, it is the multi-Platinum artist’s “high-energy all
the way” (El Paso Times) live show that has “the audience dancing all the way up in the rafters of the stadium” (Billboard) and
continues to catch the attention of critics out on the road. He is
slated to headline the CMT Tour this fall, kicking off Oct. 29 in New
York City.