Photo: Jim Wright

Darius Rucker has parted ways with his longtime management company, McGhee Entertainment.

Rucker inked with Doc McGhee in 2002 while still fronting of Hootie & the Blowfish. He launched his country career in 2006 with Capitol Records Nashville, topping the charts two years later with Learn to Live.

The three-time Grammy winner is in the studio working on the follow-up to his fourth studio LP, Southern Style, which yielded Rucker’s seventh #1 single, "Homegrown Honey." He’ll set off on his Good for a Good Time Tour in June.

Photo: Jim Wright

Darius Rucker has parted ways with his longtime management company, McGhee Entertainment.

Rucker inked with Doc McGhee in 2002 while still fronting of Hootie & the Blowfish. He launched his country career in 2006 with Capitol Records Nashville, topping the charts two years later with Learn to Live.

The three-time Grammy winner is in the studio working on the follow-up to his fourth studio LP, Southern Style, which yielded Rucker’s seventh #1 single, "Homegrown Honey." He’ll set off on his Good for a Good Time Tour in June.