CONCERT PREVIEW: THE FRONTMEN AT LEGACY HALL – PLANO, TX – JUNE 11, 2026, TIM RUSHLOW INTERVIEW.
- Bill Hernandez
- Jun 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 12
Three Iconic Voices, One Unforgettable Night: The Frontmen Bring Their Country Legacy to Plano
PLANO, TX — Legacy Hall is about to get a heavy dose of ‘90s country gold when The Frontmen take the stage on June 11, 2026. Featuring Tim Rushlow (Formerly of Little Texas), Richie McDonald (Formerly of Lonestar), and Larry Stewart (Restless Heart), the trio represents three of the most recognizable voices from one of country music’s most defining eras. Their show blends powerhouse harmonies, timeless hits, and the kind of camaraderie only decades of touring can create.
Fans can expect a night packed with the songs that shaped an entire generation—anthems that once ruled country radio and still spark instant sing‑alongs today. From soaring ballads to boot‑stomping crowd favorites, The Frontmen deliver a concert experience that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly alive.
Ahead of the show, I had the chance to sit down with Tim Rushlow, the electrifying former lead vocalist of Little Texas. Rushlow’s energy is unmistakable—equal parts storyteller, showman, and seasoned pro who still carries the fire that fueled his early career.
When asked what makes The Frontmen special, Rushlow didn’t hesitate:
“We’re three guys who lived the dream once, and now we get to live it again—together. That’s rare, and we don’t take it for granted.”
He spoke passionately about performing the Little Texas classics that fans still hold close:
> “Those songs are part of people’s lives. When I sing them now, it’s like reconnecting with old friends.”
Rushlow also emphasized how much he values the chemistry between the three Frontmen—how their voices, histories, and personalities blend into something bigger than the sum of its parts. That connection is exactly what fans will feel when they hit Legacy Hall.
Who Are The Frontmen? A Brief Bio…
The Frontmen unite three chart‑topping lead singers whose bands helped define the sound of ‘90s country:
- Tim Rushlow – The unmistakable voice of Little Texas, delivering hits like “What Might Have Been,” “Kick a Little,” and the Texas anthem “God Blessed Texas.”
- Richie McDonald – The powerhouse vocalist behind Lonestar, known for “Amazed,” “I’m Already There,” and “My Front Porch Looking In.”
- Larry Stewart – The smooth, soulful frontman of Restless Heart, whose classics include “I’ll Still Be Loving You,” “The Bluest Eyes in Texas,” and “When She Cries.”
Collectively, they’ve sold more than 30 million albums, earned multiple CMA and ACM awards, and built a catalog of songs that remain staples of country playlists across America. As The Frontmen, they merge their individual legacies into one dynamic, harmony‑driven show that celebrates the era that made them stars.
Legacy Hall’s open‑air energy is the perfect backdrop for a night of harmony‑rich country music delivered by three voices that helped define the genre. Whether you grew up on these songs or discovered them later, The Frontmen offer a rare chance to experience the soundtrack of the ‘90s performed by the men who made it famous.
With Tim Rushlow’s passion, McDonald’s powerhouse vocals, and Stewart’s smooth delivery, this is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of country music’s golden era brought to life by the legends who lived it
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