Thomas Rhett and Brett Eldredge are gearing up for their co-headlining 2015 CMT on Tour run, during which they'll be sure to take the stage to show off their new collab, "You Can't Stop Me."
The song is set to feature on Eldredge's upcoming album Illinois, and Rhett says fans anticipating the CMT dates should expect the unexpected.
"At our shows, there aren't any rules," he began. "There's no such thing as standing still and just singing a song. I love jumping into the crowd. I love to dance. The whole show is very uptempo, high energy and completely unpredictable."
Illinois lands September 18, while Rhett's latest, Tangled Up, comes a week later.
"Me and Brett both have pretty progressive records coming out and we're going on tour together in the fall," Rhett noted, "so it'll be fun to see how many people wanna come out to a TR and Brett show."
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