Randy Travis is a little frustrated. For more than four years, he nourished an album of gospel songs, a pet project he worked on here and there around his busy schedule as a country-music ...

Travis' teen years were marred by drug and alcohol abuse and run-ins with the law. At 18 and on the verge of going to jail, he was rescued by Elizabeth Liz Hatcher, then the manager of the ...

Travis made a name for himself in the 1980s as a country and gospel music singer and songwriter. It was his landmark 1986 LP "Storms of Life," that helped to usher in a new era of country music ...

What Randy Travis Talks About On This Episode On rebuilding his career Growing up in the South The inspiration behind his music The bond with his wife, Mary Travis His new song, “Horses in ...

Randy Travis' career spans decades. Now he's going on tour Travis made a name for himself in the 1980s as a country and gospel music singer and songwriter. It was his landmark 1986 LP "Storms of ...

Randy Travis will make an appearance during the event. A day later, the band will be at the Paramount Arts Center in Ashland, Kentucky. Travis has been severely limited since a 2013 stroke.

Travis had an incredible, long, and storied career in country music that was almost ended due to a near-fatal stroke in 2013 crisis. The health crisis hardly slowed him down, though.

Randy Travis, seven-time GRAMMY winner and Country Music Hall of Fame member, will be honored by the Recording Academy during the GRAMMYs on the Hill awards in Washington, D.C., taking place on ...