Chase Rice: New Album, Career & Nationality - The Updates You Need!

Julianne Lubowitz III 09 May 2025

Is Chase Rice on the cusp of a musical evolution? Absolutely, and his recent ventures suggest a bold departure from the expected norms of country music, signaling a new chapter defined by authenticity and artistic freedom.

The trajectory of Chase Rice's career has been anything but predictable. From his initial foray into the public eye as a contestant on "Survivor: Nicaragua" in 2010, to his ascent in the country music scene, Rice has consistently defied expectations. His journey is a testament to his adaptability and relentless pursuit of musical expression. The year 2023 marked a significant turning point, with the release of "I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell," an album that showcased a previously unseen side of his artistry. This project was a deliberate step away from established sounds, exploring themes with raw honesty. Building on this momentum, Rice made a pivotal decision to leave his longtime label, embracing independence and releasing "Go Down Singin" in 2024. This move underscores his commitment to creating music that resonates deeply with his personal experiences and artistic vision.

Chase Rice: Biographical and Career Overview
Full Name	Chase Rice
Date of Birth	September 19, 1985
Nationality	American
Occupation	Country Music Singer, Songwriter, Reality Television Personality
Early Career Highlight	Contestant on "Survivor: Nicaragua" (2010)
Musical Breakthrough	Emergence as a country music artist
Key Albums	I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell (2023), Go Down Singin (2024)
Record Label Status (2024)	Independent Artist
Relationship Rumors (2021)	Linked to Kristin Cavallari (unconfirmed)
Children	None
Total Albums Sold	2.2 Million
Total Streams	Over 2.1 Billion
Musical Style	Contemporary Country with evolving influences
Recent Notable Achievement	Release of new album Go Down Singin (2024) as an independent artist
Official Website	ChaseRice.com