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Rascal Flatts has just announced the final leg of their "Rascal Flatts American Living Unstoppable Tour," sponsored by JCPenney and Hershey's. The tour will re-start on January 15 and 16 in Uncasville, Connecticut at the Mohegan Sun Arena and the band will perform 23 shows through March 13, wrapping in Oklahoma City at the Ford Center. Darius Rucker will continue as opening act. Here are the dates:

 Dates:                       Cities:                        Venues:

January 15 & 16  Uncasville, CT     Mohegan Sun

January 21          Toledo, OH            Lucas County Arena    

January 22          State College, PA    Bryce Jordan Center

January  23         Charleston, WV      Charleston Civic Center

January  28         London, Ontario     John Labatt Centre

January  29         Ottawa, Ontario     Scotiabank Place                     

January 30         Hamilton. Ontario   Copps Coliseum

February 4          Evansville, IN         Roberts Stadium

February 5          Detroit, MI             The Palace of Auburn Hills

February  6         Dayton, OH            Nutter Center

February 18       Peoria, IL               Peoria Civic Center

February 19        Kansas City, MO     Sprint Center

February  20               Moline, IL               i wireless center

February  25               Sioux City, IA         Tyson Event Center

February 26                Milwaukee, WI        Bradley Center

February  27       Green Bay, WI        Resch Center

March 4              Huntsville, AL        Von Braun Center

March 5             Columbus, GA         Columbus Civic Center

March 6             Orange Beach, AL    The Amphitheater at the Wharf

March 11           San Antonio, TX      AT&T Center

March 12           Wichita Falls            Kay Yeager Coliseum

March 13                    Oklahoma City, OK   Ford Center

The first leg of the "Rascal Flatts American Living Unstoppable Tour" sold 550 thousand tickets in 39 shows since it began in June. This total also includes the two sold-out stadium concerts at Chicago's Wrigley Field and Columbus' Crew Stadium. The band's 2009 tours have sold over a million concert tickets, bringing their four-year total to just over four million tickets sold.