The 90s are Back: Lonestar Updates Mega Hit. What do you think?

Lonestar updates mega hit proving the 90s are back and better than ever.

Lonestar, a country music band that reached its peak in the 1990s with John Rich and Richie McDonald, has a new lead singer, Dean Womack, along with band veterans Keech Rainwater, Michael Britt, and Dean Sams. To show fans that a new frontman can only add to the band's success, Lonestar has re-recorded their biggest hits for a new album titled "10 to 1."

"It was a blast to have creative control when re-recording all ten No. 1 hits," Womack told Taste of Country. "It was just four friends making music the way we want to make it! That said, a song like 'No News' became a household tune, so we had to keep it pretty true to the original."

Womack wasn't in the band when "No News" was a huge hit, or any of the other nine songs on the album, so the project gives the band a chance to show fans how their biggest songs sound with the 2023 lineup.

Featuring an updated sound, "No News" shows off Womack's capable vocals and proves that Lonestar can still hold its own on country playlists alongside today's biggest hitmakers. You can hear the new version of "No News" below. We can't wait to hear the new album when it drops June 2.

Lonestar updates mega hit proving everything old is new again.

"No News" was released in January 1996 as the second single from Lonestar's debut album, and reached the top of the BillboardHot Country Singles & Tracks chart in April 1996 giving the group its first number-one single.

New lead singer. New rock-leaning vibe. This is the New No News.