Rascal Flatts

Rascal Flatts’ Jay DeMarcus partners with Donato’s Pizza for special promotion to raise funds for Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt

 Jay DeMarcus, best known as bassist, vocalist, pianist, producer and songwriter of superstar vocal group Rascal Flatts, in partnership with Donato’s Pizza  is launching a special fundraising promotion for a cause close to his heart. For every signature “DeMarcus Pizza” sold at Donato’s Restaurants through November 28, 2021, $1 from each purchase will be donated to Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital At Vanderbilt. For more information on how to get involved in the “DeMarcus Pizza” fundraising effort, visit: www.donatos.com/givingback. “Our work with the Children’s Hospital over the last almost 18 years has been the most humbling and one of the greatest joys of our career,” shared DeMarcus. “The goal with this promotion is to continue to bring awareness to the incredible work being done and raise money for a much-needed, and very dear, cause to me. I hope anyone that can will join in in ordering and enjoying some great pizza at the same time!” DeMarcus kicked off the launch by sharing more behind the initiative and delivering the “DeMarcus Pizza” to staff at the Children’s Hospital, in a clip available to watch here. For more information on how to get involved, click here.
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“I’ve never been OK with the way that it ended,” LeVox, says. “I was never OK with….” The Rascal Flatts frontman pauses, as if not entirely sure what to say next. “I wasn’t happy that Joe Don quit,” he finishes the sentence. The revelation hangs in the air, as it’s far from the story Rascal Flatts fans heard last year, as LeVox, Joe Don Rooney and Jay DeMarcus appeared on CBS This Morning to announce that they would recognize their 20th anniversary with a farewell tour — a tour that never ended up materializing due to the ongoing pandemic. “It kind of came out of nowhere,” LeVox continues, seemingly referring to Rooney’s departure. “It was like, ‘Let me try to wrap my head around this.’ And then I certainly wasn’t OK with the pandemic, which canceled everything. I hate the way that it ended. I hate that we didn’t get to do this farewell tour. I can’t stand the fact that it just feels there’s no closure with something that we’ve been so blessed with. That will always be in my heart.” Read the full story HERE.
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