Film producer Eric Groth and writer/director Andrew Hyatt have announced the new film “Forever And Ever, Amen” about the life of music legend Randy Travis. Hyatt will direct from his own script.

Thirty-six years ago today (June 13, 1987) was an historic day for Randy Travis. On that date, his single "Forever and Ever, Amen" reached the top of the charts, where it stayed for three weeks.

On the 40th anniversary of Storms of Life, Governor Bill Lee declared June 2 Randy Travis Day, Hendersonville dedicated the former Morningstar Sound Studio site as Point Amen, and Tennessee Music ...

Growing up in a small North Carolina town, young Randy Bruce Traywick learned to play guitar by the time he was eight. Two decades — and a slight name change — later, Randy Travis was one of the most ...

Josh Turner had a special guest join him this week on the Bobby Bones Show. Country music legend Randy Travis flanked the "Hometown Girl" singer during an extraordinary rendition of "Forever and Ever, ...

The CMA Awards turn 50 in 2016, and to celebrate, the association has been bringing to fans some pretty unique crossovers between current hitmakers and country legends. In a new cover series titled ...

It seems unfathomable that 1987 was 38 years ago, but it’s true. In 1987, there was a lot of great music that came out, including these three country songs, which surprisingly sound even better today.

Between 1987 and 2002, six-time Grammy winner Randy Travis would score 13 more Number One singles, including “I Told You So,” later recorded as a duet with Carrie Underwood, “Deeper Than the Holler” ...