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Randy Travis has been part of country music for 40 years. It’s been four decades since Randy released his debut Storms of Life album, kicking off a career that remains one of the most legendary within the genre. “It’s incredible, the success that that album found, being Randy’s first album,” Randy’s wife, Mary, tells Everything Nash, in a joint…
Randy Travis is paying tribute to his good friend, Don Schlitz, who recently passed away. Both members of the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame, it’s Schlitz who is the writer of some of Travis’s biggest hits, including “On the Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever, Amen,” and “Deeper Than the Holler.” Travis shares his thoughts…
Randy Travis has more music that is coming out in the near future. The Country Music Hall of Fame member is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to be able to continue to sing, after a stroke in 2013 took his voice. After releasing “Where That Came From” in 2024, followed by “Horses in Heaven,” Randy’s wife, Mary, says he has…
Scotty McCreery is opening up about his sweet friendship with Randy Travis. McCreery grew up idolizing the Country Music Hall of Fame member, whose music has shaped his entire career. “Randy’s so cool,” McCreery says on Marty & McGee. “He and Mary are just the best people on earth, salt of the earth people. And the thing I…
Country music is rich in songs about faith. With the heart of country music located in Nashville, Tennessee, in the middle of the Bible Belt, it makes sense that so many artists would record songs about their spiritual beliefs. While there are far too many songs about faith within country music to count, we picked ten of our favorites….
A film about Randy Travis is coming to life. The Country Music Hall of Fame member will be the subject of the biopic, Forever and Ever, Amen, starting from his early years, up until present day. Clay Walker is producing the film, along with Travis’ wife, Mary Travis and veteran producer Eric Groth. “We’ve been approached many times through the…
Randy Travis has a brand-new song out. The 65-year-old, who released “Where That Came From” — his first single since his stroke in 2013 — is back with “Horses in Heaven.” Like “Where That Came From,” Travis used the help of AI to help him release the song, since he no longer has the ability to sing. In the…
Randy Travis is receiving a huge honor this year. The Grand Ole Opry member, along with longtime Warner Music Nashville CEO John Esposito, will both receive the Nashville Symphony’s 2024 Harmony Award. The two will be honored together during the Nashville Symphony’s 40th annual Symphony Ball, held on Saturday, December 14, 2024, at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center. “My passion…
Randy Travis recently released his first new song in over a decade, with “Where That Came From.” The song, recorded with the help of AI since Travis’ stroke took his ability to sing, makes Travis the first artist to regain his voice with the aid of AI to release new music, an irony that isn’t lost on Travis’ wife,…
Randy Travis is returning to the Ryman Auditorium. The Country Music Hall of Fame member will celebrate his legendary career with a show on June 5, as part of his More Life Tour, with singer James Dupré, backed by Travis’ original touring band, performing all 16 of Travis’ No. 1 hits, including “On The Other Hand,” “Forever and Ever,…
