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Darius Rucker Details 'Nonstop' Partying in Memoir: Biggest Revelations

Darius Rucker revealed he was a ‘nonstop’ partier during his Hootie & The Blowfish days in ‘Life’s Too Short’ memoir

Songs that took me away, starting at ground level, living in a poor but happy home, never wanting much more, enjoying what I had, even when times got tough, because I had my escape, my refuge,” Rucker, 58, wrote in the memoir, which was released on Tuesday, May 28. From his childhood to forming Hootie & the Blowfish at the University of South Carolina and making the decision to pursue country music, Rucker offered an honest look at his life up to this point. C Brandon/RedfernsWhile at a school event for his daughter Carolyn, the teachers started playing his 2013 country hit “Wagon Wheel” and Rucker decided to cover the song and it eventually became his “biggest-selling single ever” and nabbed him a Grammy Award.

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