The CMA “New Artist of the Year” nominee and son of the famous Rhett Atkins, Thomas Rhett makes sure he follows dad's footsteps. The budding country star has just released his country track Make Me Wanna from his debut effort “It Goes Like This”. It won't be wrong to call Rhett one of the busiest touring artists in the genre, with opening performances on tours by Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Brantley Gilbert, Jake Owen and Jason Aldean. Maryland Heights will soon be hosting the talented artist as he opens for Florida Georgia Line on its “Anything Goes World Tour”. The Thomas Rhett Maryland Heights tickets are likely to be sold out so fans need to get them soon.

Anything Goes

Thomas Rhett's fans are in for a treat as the Georgia native opens for FGL's headlining tour. Together with “Helluva Life” singer Frankie Ballard, Rhett has been storming through North American cities since January 2015. Florida Georgia Line kicked off the “Anything Goes World Tour” on January 15 from Toledo and added another 29 dates to its premiering world tour, extending the trek well into October. The country icons will make a raucous stopover at Maryland Height's Hollywood Casino Amphitheater on September 26 and the Thomas Rhett Maryland Heights tickets are expected to sell like hot cakes. Don't forget to catch the best of country music at the city's most anticipated event.

It Goes Like.....

Thomas Rhett knows exactly how it goes like after he smashed Billboard with his platinum-certified ballad “It Goes Like This”. The song stood atop the Billboard Country Singles chart for three weeks, tying the record with Miranda Lambert's “The House That Built Me”. “Get Me Some of That” topped charts as soon as Rhett released his debut album, followed by two Top 15 hits that raised the blessed songster to fame. Thomas Rhett amassed initial recognition after he wrote blockbuster hits for Lee Brice, Jason Aldean and Florida Georgia Line and soon became a laudable singer. Get the taste of country by some of the most celebrated country stars of the genre as they make way to the mid-western state city.