As the frontman of Hootie & The Blowfish, Darius Rucker was one of the most popular frontmen in mainstream pop/rock during the mid-'90s. The band's debut album, Cracked Rear View, was virtually inescapable in 1995, eventually selling more than 16 million copies, winning 2 Grammy Awards, and becoming one of the most successful albums of all time. Rucker signed with Capitol Records Nashville in 2007 and released his country debut, Learn to Live, in 2008 which landed at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart. His first record garnered three consecutive No. 1 singles and earned him the CMA New Artist of the Year Award. When Rucker returned to the studio with Frank Rogers to record his sophomore release, he penned 77 songs for the album with the last song written becoming the lead single, ''Come Back Song.'' The result was the chart-topping October 2010 release, Charleston, SC 1966, which has produced two No. 1's with ''Come Back Song'' and ''This.'' Rucker's shows center around the music found on his country albums, but occasionally he will embrace his Hootie & The Blowfish heritage by turning ''Let Her Cry'' into a very sad, slow country tune or rely on the acoustic intro to ''Hold My Hand'' to really rile up the crowd before the sultry lyrics pour out. As many times as we've all heard those hits, the renditions he has created with his country band, The Carolina Grey Boys, create virtually unrecognizable versions of the monster hits. With country chart-toppers peppering the set, it's rowdy crowd hits like ''Family Tradition'' and ''Purple Rain'' that truly showcase Rucker's vocal prowess and remind you of just how deep his southern roots run. Tickets start at $50. This is an assigned seating event.