Country Quartet LONESTAR Releases New Single 'Maybe Someday'

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Multi-platinum and award-winning country quartet Lonestar has released their new single "Maybe Someday," currently spinning nationwide at country radio. The soaring and plaintive breakup song is available for purchase now on iTunes and will be featured on Lonestar's forthcoming album LIFE AS WE KNOW IT. Now set for release this spring on their own 4 STAR RECORDS in partnership with The Orchard, the new album marks the group's reunion with original lead singer RICHIE McDONALD. Watch the lyric video for "Maybe Someday"--written by the group's Richie McDonald and Dean Sams along with songwriters Frank Myers and Billy Montana--here: http://www.lonestarnow.com/. The official music video for "Maybe Someday" was shot recently in Nashville and features the return of Sunny Mabrey (MAD MEN, DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES, CSI:MIAMI), the actress from the video for their massive hit "Amazed" (which can be seen here). The video will be released in the coming weeks.

2012 marked a big year personally and professionally for LONESTAR--MICHAEL BRITT, lead guitar & backing vocals; RICHIE McDONALD, lead vocals & piano; KEECH RAINWATER, drums; and DEAN SAMS, keyboards and backing vocals--as they celebrated their 20th anniversary as a band and the return of McDONALD. 2013 kicks up the excitement level with the release of the band's new LIFE AS WE KNOW IT album and a major nationwide tour. Look for Lonestar to perform at the Country Radio Seminar (CRS) in Nashville February 27. They're also set to make their debut at Stagecoach: California's Country Music Festival Sunday, April 28 where they'll share the stage with the likes of Zac Brown Band, Darius Rucker, Thompson Square and others.

Of being back together in the studio working on the new album, McDONALD told the Dunkirk Observer (Dunkirk, NY), "The music is still country no matter how you look at it but there are some songs that have more country elements to them. We kind of mixed it up. It's always good to give the fans a little bit of everything." He went on to say, "The music feels like us more than it ever has in our 20 year career. We think it's the best album we've ever made." (7/9/12)

About LONESTAR:
Known both for their strong country roots as well as their multi-genre crossover appeal that's led to a history of success on the pop/rock charts, Lonestar has only their own career records to break. To date, the band has RIAA certified sales in excess of 10 million album units since their national launch in 1995. The Texas-bred band has had an impressive list of hit singles on the country charts, including ten #1's as well as nine Top 40 songs on the pop charts. Signature songs in the mid-90's included early #1 hits such as "No News," and "Come Cryin' To Me." Their 1999 album release, Lonely Grill, produced Lonestar's biggest crossover smash to date, the ballad "Amazed," which spent eight weeks at the #1 spot on the country charts as well as reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The dual win made them the first country act since Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton's "Islands In the Stream" in 1983 to accomplish this career milestone. Three more singles from the band ("Smile," "What About Now," and "Tell Her") followed to #1 as the Lonely Grill album was certified multi-platinum. Lonestar dealt listeners a follow-up platinum hand with the release of their I'm Already There album (2001) with the title track lead-off single spending six weeks at #1 as the album was on the way to platinum certification. In addition to garnering music accolades, Lonestar has been oft-lauded for their continuous outreach in the arena of humanitarian goodwill. The band was recognized by The Academy of Country Music with the coveted Home Depot Humanitarian Award in 2003 for their continued commitment to help build the dreams of those in need-this in recognition to the group's single handed dedication to the building of a playground for children in tornado ravaged Jackson, Tennessee. America's military forces have been a major focus for concert and fund raising efforts by the band as has St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, to mention only a few of their ongoing humanitarian interests.

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