Chase Rice

A dog saved one of his best friends from taking his own life by suicide. This is that story.

"That's the theme of the record," Rice says, "cowboys and dogs."

He's not really sure how to find it though.

Chase Rice showcased one of the tracks from his upcoming album.

Several known rodeo stars ride bulls and broncs between shots of Rice walking around the ring, singing his song.

The tour will wrap in his hometown.

Beyond the significance of the announcement date and the album's cover, the songs on this new album tell his story in a way he couldn't previously.

"When I was so consumed with the thought and afraid of the thought of not drinking was when I realized that how much of a problem I had."

"If one person screws up you gotta restart it," Chase Rice tells Taste of Country, talking about how much he enjoyed a long, grueling day of filming in Fort Worth, Texas.

Chase Rice pulled footage from a real-life trip for his latest music video.

He's going back to his roots for his new music.

Talking to Taste of Country Nights, Rice made it clear the song is biographical.