Thomas Rhett Isn’t Sure He Has What It Takes To Fly
Many country stars like to take to the skies and become pilots, like Dierks Bentley, Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan, and the most recent pilot with a license, Dustin lynch. Thomas…

Many country stars like to take to the skies and become pilots, like Dierks Bentley, Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan, and the most recent pilot with a license, Dustin lynch. Thomas Rhett has been thinking he would like to pilot his own plane for years but admits he has reservations.
Rhett told us, "I could definitely see me still wantin' to do that. I have so many pilots in my family. My brother-in-law, Grayson, is a pilot, my father-in-law is a pilot, and a lot of my close friends are pilots. I think it would take a little more trust on my own end to trust that I could do it right. I'm not the most attention-to-detail person, and I feel like you really need to be detailed to be a pilot." He added, "So, I don't know. Maybe I'll become a very detail-oriented person over the next five years and decide that getting my pilot's license is something I'd wanna do. If Dierks can do it, I can do it."
Thomas recently revealed that after having an initial fear of horses, not only is he more comfortable with horses, but he and his family have also added a few horses to their family. Rhett said, "We're actually building a little barn at our farm. We had one, and now we have three of 'em. And so, I get why people say don't become a horse person unless you're ready to get into an intense hobby. And now I'm starting to understand it. I'm fully into it, man. I love it."
In November, Thomas announced US tour dates for his "." The summer tour will begin May 4 in Des Moines, Iowa, at Wells Fargo Arena with Cole Swindell and Nate Smith. It will end at Thomas Rhett's home team's Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.
Country music stars have always been quite friendly even though they compete each week for spots on the country charts and ticket sales to their concerts.
Over the years, several bromances have developed between some of country music's most prominent male superstars. We look at the Top 5 Country Music bromances from the last decade, and the guys have outdone themselves on the friendship scale.
5 - Darius Rucker and Lady A's Charles Kelley
Darius makes friends with many people in the entertainment industry. He once told us while we were discussing his friendship with the Duck Dynasty reality show guys that when he likes someone and their work, he reaches out to start a friendship whenever he can. Darius and Charles have been buddies since Rucker started touring with Lady A toward the beginning of his country music career back in 2011 on Lady A's "Own The Night" tour.
4 - Dierks Bentley and Thomas Rhett
These guys have been buddies for a while now and live close to each other in the Nashville area. Once while Thomas was waiting in a grocery store line and realized he didn't have any money, Dierks happened to be behind him in line and loaned him the cash for his purchase. Rhett also had some fun playing part of Bentley's parody band Hot Country Knights.
3 - Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw
Kenny and Tim's friendship goes way back to when the guys first came to Nashville in the early 1990s. The guys have retained their 30-year friendship over the years and even did a duet together called "Like A Rock Star" in 2012.
2 - Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton
These two superstars recently made another Top 5 list for getting mistaken for each other at times when out in public. Blake and Luke trade fun jabs and even hosted the ACM Awards in 2013. Despite people occasionally saying they don't like each other, they are good friends.
1 - Kane Brown and Chris Young
Kane and Chris have been friends since Brown was first signed to Young's RCA label in 2105. While they supported each other from that fateful day, it wasn't until Young's "Famous Friends" duet with Kane in 2021 became such a big hit and award nominee that their friendship became well-known.