Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Randy Travis, in collaboration with Warner Music Nashville and Rhino Records, will release ...

Randy Travis' Glory Train: Songs of Faith, Worship, and Praise was released in 2005, his 16th studio album. The record didn't have any singles and was a mix of gospel covers.

Randy Travis upcoming memoir. Nelson Books Travis will write about his divorce from Lib Hatcher, his wife of 19 years and former manager; his financial problems (“due to dishonest deals made ...

Randy Travis, pictured at the 2013 CMA Music Festival, was a surpise guest of "The Price of Right" host Drew Carey on a Feb. 27 episode of "The Price is Right." ...

How Randy Travis got through the loss of his voice Things will never be exactly how they used to be, of course, and he did struggle with depression after realizing he’d never sing that way again.

New music from Randy Travis is on its way. The 64-year-old country icon took to social media on Wednesday, May 1 to announce he's gearing up to release his first newly-recorded song since before ...

Randy Travis' Glory Train: Songs of Faith, Worship, and Praise was released in 2005, his 16th studio album. The record didn't have any singles and was a mix of gospel covers.

Randy Travis Forget about the stroke, although doctors did only give him a one percent chance of surviving that and all that followed in 2013. Fast cars have long been an addiction for Travis.

WATCH: Randy Travis, Unfiltered In 2019, Travis is revered as one of the genre's great neo-traditionalists, who brought country music back to its roots in the late '80s and early '90s.

Randy Travis' Glory Train: Songs of Faith, Worship, and Praise was released in 2005, his 16th studio album. The record didn't have any singles and was a mix of gospel covers.

Randy Travis has premiered the video for his latest single 'Everything and All,' which is one of six new songs included on his most current album, 'Anniversary Collection.' In the video, Travis ...

Randy Travis liked this song so much, he released it twice. The first time around, way back in 1985, "On the Other Hand" didn't even see the Top 50 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles chart.