Rehab Begins Recording New Album; Scheduled For Ustream Chat With Fans On January 15, 2013

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Rehab, the chart-topping group behind the 2008 hit, "The Bartender Song (Sittin' At A Bar)," have entered a Warner Robbins, GA studio to begin recording the highly anticipated follow-up to their Gullible's Travels album. The group will also be chatting with fans online via UStream online at www.Ustream.tv/channel/djoneslive on Tuesday January 15th, at 8pm EST. The group will be fielding questions from fans about their upcoming new studio album, which is scheduled for a spring release via Average Joes Entertainment.

Rehab set out over a decade ago on their own musical journey that would garner them millions of hardcore fans, selling over 600,000 albums and over 2 million singles and averaging over 200 shows a year touring with names like Kid Rock, Uncle Kracker, Linkin Park, Kottonmouth Kings, Colt Ford and others.

Rehab recently released a new remix of "King of the Tweakers" featuring Strange Music's Rittz online at https://bit.ly/TMb3rp, which is taken from the group's Gullible's Travels album. Produced by Danny Boone, Demun Jones and Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins, Gullible's Travels is anchored by REHAB's influence of all things hip-hop, from Run DMC and NWA, to a Tribe Called Quest and more. The album's musical palette runs the gamut from hip-hop to rock and soulful acoustics.

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