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As one of the pivotal performers in the neotraditional country movement, Randy Travis has been one of the groundbreaking singer/songwriters of his generation, bringing country music back to its grassroots heritage and veering it away from the more-commercialized, pop-influenced “Nashville sound” of the late 1960s and 1970s. His traditional light-baritone voice and straight-from-the-heart style harkens back to the classic country of decades ago, but with a decidedly contemporary sound. Ticket holders enthuse over the pure-country vibe of his concerts, which feature a mix of fan favorites, evergreen classics and new original works. In performance, Travis has a sincere, low-key style that invites comparisons to legendary performers such as Hank Williams. As you watch him perform, you get the feeling that you're watching a true legend, a singer's singer whose performance style encapsulates the best of an entire musical genre. With dozens of Billboard-charting singles and multi-platinum albums, Travis has been one of the most influential singers of his era, and his most recent album, Influence, Vol. 1: The Man I Am pays tribute to the mentors who inspired him.
In the mid-1980s, Travis recorded his great breakthrough album, Storms of Life, which sold millions of copies and featured the hit singles “On the Other Hand” and “Diggin’ Up Bones.” A string of hit songs followed, including “I Told You So” and “Forever and Ever, Amen” (his best-known single). During the late 1990s, Travis turned his interests to gospel music, but in 2008, he returned to secular music in a big way with his album Around the Bend, which he later recorded as a chart-topping duet with Carrie Underwood. The decade also garnered major awards for Travis, including a No. 24 ranking on CMT’s “40 Greatest Men of Country Music.” In 2009, Travis released I Told You So: The Ultimate Hits of Randy Travis, and two years later released his Anniversary Celebration. His latest album, Influence, features covers made popular by mentors such as Ernest Tubb, Waylon Jennings and Lefty Frizzell.
In July 2013, Travis was hospitalized with viral cardiomyopathy; this was followed by a stroke, which necessitated brain surgery. In spite of conflicting reports about his health, it was recently announced that he’ll be starring in an upcoming movie, “Christmas on the Bayou,” for Lifetime. While it's not known when he'll perform again, his fans are hopeful that the iconic singer will be able to embark on another concert tour sometime in the near future.
We loved the entire experience!!! Everyone was so kind, and everything was just above and beyond! Thank you so much! We definitely will do it again if the opportunity arises!
What an amazing night with all the different artists!
Was the very best concert! Truly a blessing to see Randy and Mary on stage. All the entertainers did great. Never forget this concert. The best!
My self and my daughter and my daughter grandmother came out too see the show we definitely enjoyed the show !! Was very pleased with r seat and getting in and out of the show would attend another event t you
The venue wasn't half full. The performers weren't known except 4. Ben Haggard and Dennis Quad were a no show. Aaron Lewis was very rude. Not only did he not sing one of Randy's songs, after he was through he walked off the stage and didn't acknowledge Randy nor his wife. Overall I did enjoy a few of the program but I feel it wasn't worth the money. The list of performers should not have taken so long to be announced. I will not be purchasing a ticket for a tribute again.
Loved it! Had an awesome time!!! Loved the whole line up! My seating was perfect! Couldn’t have asked for a better night! Money will spent!!
I loved the show, I thought Huntsville would have had a better showing.
There isn't enough words to describe how this Tribute touched my husband and I. My husband has always sang country music and Randy Travis has been one of his favorites since the beginning. The songs brought back so many memories. It was wonderful to see Randy and his wife out with the fans. He's amazing.
My mom and I thoroughly enjoyed this concert. The show ran smoothly with each singer’s accomplishments and connection to Randy Travis announced before they sang one of his top hit songs. Most of the singers stayed true to the original tune. Between each set there was a short video from singers and friends upon whom he had made an impact in their lives. Unfortunately, I had no idea who many of these people were since there wasn’t any introduction or information on the videos. I thought it was touching when they brought the mike over Randy Travis to sing the last word of “Forever and Ever Amen”. Overall the show was a respectful tribute to a legend of country music. My mom has mobility issues so we purchased seats on floor level, which we thought would be easy to get to. We really needed better guidance to get to an elevator for her. She ended up having to climb up and down many stairs which was not safe for her to do. On a good note, the chairs were quite comfortable. And the sound level, even though we were quite close, was not unbearable. Overall, we enjoyed the event, and were happy to see and hear many great country music singers.
Bought tickets too early. Overpaid for who actually performed. Wont make that mistake again.
