In a recent interview with OK Magazine Hillary, Charles and Dave from Lady Antebellum say the key to keeping the peace on the road is respect and being friends before anything else.

Hillary tells OK Magazine; “No one ever said we didn’t get on each other’s nerves, but we can escape away to our bunks, and we know how hard to push each other. We all respect each other first, and we’re all friends first. If you have that foundation, you’re going to be OK.”

Dave says, “We’ve also known each other long enough to know when someone’s in a mood and when they’re not and why.”

Hillary adds, “We know how to read each other.”

Charles also shares the best thing about being out on the road.

“The best thing about it is seeing the size of our shows double,” Charles says backstage. “And the minute that song starts, to hear the cheers — that’s what we’ve always dreamed about.”

You can read the full article online at OkMagazine.com.

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Lady Antebellum sold out their headlining Ryman debut on March 11 minutes after going on sale this morning. Shortly thereafter, due to the dizzying demand, the trio announced a second show on March 10, selling out both nights in only 30 minutes.

“We want to thank our fans,” says Lady A’s Hillary Scott. “They are the best fans in the world for giving us the honor of playing the legendary Ryman Auditorium for two straight nights. We feel like we are living in a dream.”

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