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Lady Antebellum is riding high off of earning their very first Grammy Award for Best Country Performance By A Duo Or A Group With Vocals for "I Run To You" on Sunday night, as well as last week's release of their sophomore album, Need You Now. While the trio has already accomplished so much already in 2010, Charles Kelley tells The Tennessean that one of their goals for the year is to "reach as many people as possible." That not only includes fans, but their peers in the music industry as well. Charles explains, "We do look up to these musicians. I really do care what George Strait thinks of us. I care what Reba [McEntire] thinks. I want Keith Urban to listen to our record and come up and say, 'What a song.' We want that stamp of approval from the superstars saying we're representing this genre well because they know it better than we know it." However, that approval is not the only thing they want this year. Kelley adds, "We want to play stadiums." Lady A's current single, "American Honey," continues to climb the country charts.

http://blogs.tennessean.com/tunein/2010/01/27/lady-antebellum-looks-future-in-the-eye/



Hillary Scott: The reason the record wasn't out in the fall around the CMAs or Christmastime was because we were touring so much last year, and when Keith Urban calls, you go. That put the stop on making the record, but it allowed us to write a couple more songs that we wouldn't have otherwise.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100213/music_nm/us_antebellum