Song No. 32 on the Top 100 Country Love Songs list was a chart-topping country hit for Restless Heart and a Top 5 hit on the AC radio chart. The power ...

From "I'll Still Be Loving You" to "When She Cries," The Boot counts down Restless Heart's best songs. 'The Frontmen of Country' Sing Hits at Trump's Inauguration Concert [WATCH] 'The Frontmen of ...

Restless Heart became a huge crossover success in the '80s and '90s with songs like 'When She Cries,' 'I'll Still be Loving You' and 'Why Does It Have to Be (Wrong or Right).' But in a new ...

Restless Heart will play Nashville Palace at 7 p.m ... Known for mid-to-late ‘80s No. 1 hits including “I’ll Still Be Loving You,” “The Bluest Eyes in Texas” and “Why Does It ...

Establishing a presence on the country charts, Restless Heart also had pop crossover hits with their 1986 release “I’ll Still Be Loving You,” and the 1992 Top Fifteen smash “When She Cries.” ...

Restless Heart are premiering their new video for Wichita Lineman exclusively ... The group had a run of hits in the 1980s and '90s that included "I'll Still Be Loving You," "Why Does It Have ...

In 1983 five guys stepped into a Nashville studio together for the very first time and unknowingly forged a path that would leave an indelible footprint in country music history.

Restless Heart is a band that has, with a few breaks, been around for close to 34 years, with a series of songs that hit big on the charts in the '80s and '90s. As they set off on another tour ...

In the midst of their 30th anniversary tour and celebration, Restless Heart has just released "Playlist: The Very Best of Restless Heart," via RCA/Legacy. ... “I’ll Still Be Loving You” (1987) ...

Vocal harmonies and strong melodies may turn the Waco Hippodrome into a time-traveling country machine Friday night when veteran band Restless Heart returns. Well, time-traveling to a point ...

Country band Restless Heart is playing three shows this weekend at Boot Barn Hall. ... Some of the sweetest stories are tied to “I’ll Still be Loving You,” which the band released in 1986.