The Brand New Heavies’ “These Walls” remixed by Rick Wade
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United States Randy Rogers Band has established itself as a prominent voice in Texas country and Red Dirt music, consistently releasing charting albums and singles.
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Request A ShowShiner partnered with Randy Rogers Band, featuring their brand presence throughout the band's tour, marking a milestone for Shiner's commitment to music.
Randy Rogers has partnered with friend Wade Bowen on the infectious 'Hold My Beer' projects, collaborating on multiple albums including "Hold My Beer, Vol. 1" and "Hold My Beer, Vol. 2" and a live album "Watch This". Their collaboration is rooted in friendship and tradition.
Randy Rogers Band and Parker McCollum collaborated on the song “Is This Thing Workin'”, which originated as a jam session. This partnership brings together their Texas bond.
Randy Rogers helped deliver a 50th Anniversary Donation Check for a scholarship fund during KASE 100.7's Friendsgiving at Cheatham Street Warehouse Benefit Show.
Randy Rogers Band celebrated 50 years of the Texas staple Cheatham Street Warehouse, alongside other Lonestar favorites, an important venue in their early career.
Randy Rogers Band was surprised with a Pandora Billionaire Plaque at a hometown Gruene Hall show, signifying their significant streaming success on the platform.
Randy Rogers announced the opening of Lost & Found, a brand-new rooftop bar in New Braunfels, TX, indicating Randy Rogers' venture into the hospitality business.
Randy Rogers launched his own artist management company, Big Blind Management, expanding his role in the music industry beyond performing.
Randy Rogers Band is an American country music group originating from San Marcos, Texas. The band comprises Randy Rogers on lead vocals, Geoffrey Hill on guitar, Jon Richardson on bass guitar, Brady Black on fiddle, Les Lawless on drums, and Todd Stewart on guitar, fiddle, mandolin, and keyboards. Randy Rogers, born in Cleburne, Texas, began his musical journey at age 6, learning piano from his grandmother before transitioning to guitar. The band recorded their debut album, “Live at Cheatham Street Warehouse,” at the San Marcos music hall of the same name.
In 2002, the Randy Rogers Band signed with the independent Downtime record label, releasing the album “Like It Used to Be.” During this period, the band expanded their performance venues beyond San Marcos, playing at locations such as Nutty Brown Cafe and Amphitheatre in Dripping Springs, Texas. Their 2004 album, “Rollercoaster,” featured two minor charting entries on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts in early 2005. Randy Rogers also contributed as a co-writer for “Somebody Take Me Home,” a song recorded by Kenny Chesney for his 2005 album, “The Road and the Radio.” Radney Foster co-wrote and co-produced several tracks on “Rollercoaster.
“Just a Matter of Time” marked the band’s major-label debut in 2006 under Mercury Nashville Records. They continued with Mercury Nashville for their self-titled album, released on September 23, 2008, which included the first single “In My Arms Instead” released in August. Their fifth album, “Burning the Day,” launched on August 24, 2010, via MCA Nashville, with “Too Late for Goodbye” debuting at No. 55 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and peaking at No. 47. In late 2012, “One More Sad Song” became the band’s first Billboard Top 40 hit and the lead single from their sixth album, “Trouble”. The band received three RIAA certifications in 2025 at a sold-out Ryman show.
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