On May 4, 1959, Randy Travis was born in Marshville, North Carolina—the second of six kids in a hardworking family. His ...

WILKES-BARRE — Randy Travis is teaming up with his original touring band and singer James Dupré on a tour coming to the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts. “The More Life Tour” show is ...

Singer James Dupré, vocalist for Randy Travis' More Life tour, says the country legend stays positive and loves performing for fans after his 2013 stroke.

Country Music Hall of Fame star Randy Travis is bringing his “More Life Tour” to the Saban Theatre Friday, featuring lead vocalist James Dupré performing Travis’ biggest hits alongside his original ...

Country music icon Randy Travis is heading back on the road in 2026 with the return of his deeply personal and fan‑favorite “More Life” Tour—and he’s bringing his story, spirit, and legacy with him.

You may not know his voice, but if you’re a country music fan, you almost certainly know his words. Don Schlitz, the songwriter behind some of country music’s most defining hits, has died at the age ...

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Country star Randy Travis was recently met with a standing ovation from fans as he was wheeled onto stage during a stop on his "More Life" tour.

Randy Travis is still as much an entertainer as ever. The country star, who survived a 2013 stroke and has been largely unable to speak or walk since, received a standing ovation at a concert, with ...

Randy Travis will be embracing the support from his fans forever and after. More than a decade after a near-fatal stroke caused him to lose the ability to walk or speak, Randy received a standing ...