RANDY ROGERS BAND CELEBRATES THREE RIAA CERTIFICATIONS AT SOLD OUT RYMAN SHOW

KID ROCK MAKES SURPRISE APPEARANCE DELIVERING GOLD & PLATINUM RIAA CERTIFICATIONS

Legendary Texas act, Randy Rogers Band, took the stage at the famed Ryman Auditorium on Saturday (3/8) night performing for a packed house – marking three consecutive years selling out shows at the Mother Church of Country Music. The evening began with fellow Texans, Josh Abbott Band, bringing the crowd to their feet playing some of their fan-favorite hits and infusing the room with the Lone Star spirit.

Randy Rogers Band walked onto stage with thunderous applause from the crowd. An enthusiastic crowd sang along with every lyric as the group played hit songs from their two-decade long career including “Kiss Me in the Dark,” “San Antone,” “In My Arms Instead,” “I Won’t Give Up” and classic tunes from the album that changed it all, Rollercoaster – which celebrated its 20th anniversary last year. They also performed their latest single, “Break Itself,” released on March 7th.

Shortly into the band’s set, a familiar voice came over the auditorium speakers as Kid Rock walked out onto stage with some incredible news. Joined by Erin Burr of the RIAA, it was announced that the group earned three new RIAA certifications – Gold “Buy Myself A Chance,” Platinum “Kiss Me in the Dark,” and Platinum “In My Arms Instead.”

RANDY ROGERS BAND DOESN'T SHY AWAY FROM ACCOUNTABILITY IN NEW RELEASE "BREAK ITSELF"

Legendary Texas act, Randy Rogers Band, has released their new single, “Break Itself,” out now. The track, written by Rogers, Parker McCollum and Randy Montana, is a reflective track that takes responsibility for the mistakes which led to a relationship coming to an end. “Break Itself” is the band’s first new music release in two years. Hitting the studio with producer, Jedd Hughes, the group taps into the Red Dirt sound that made them a Texan household name, but also elevating their artistry for a fresh take on the ever-evolving genre. 

LISTEN: “Break Itself”

Randy Rogers Band is currently out on the road throughout their home state of Texas with additional shows scheduled in the Midwest and South. On March 8th, the band will take the stage at the famed Ryman Auditorium for a sold-out show – marking the third consecutive year they have packed the iconic venue.

Be sure to keep up with the band, including all upcoming tour dates and tickets, by visiting RandyRogersBand.com.

Randy Rogers Helps Deliver 50th Anniversary Donation Check for Scholarship Fund During KASE 100.7's Friendsgiving at Cheatham Street Warehouse Benefit Show

November 15, 2024 - Nashville, TN) Prolific Country music stars, The Randy Rogers Band, took the stage at the iconic Cheatham Street Warehouse in San Marcos, TX on November 13th for a special benefit concert to present two checks for The Kent Finlay Legacy Endowed Scholarship in Texas Music History and the Tommy Foote Memorial Scholarship Fund. The star-studded event included performances from Country hitmakers such as The Randy Rogers Band, Jon Pardi, William Beckmann, Tucker Wetmore, Priscilla Block and Austin Snell. The funds raised from Cheatham Street Warehouse's 50th Anniversary Street Party (October 20th, 2024), brought in $37,500 for each fund for a total of $75,000 raised. 

The Kent Finlay Legacy Endowed Scholarship in Texas Music History was established in 2018 by Darcy and Rick Hardy, Randy Rogers, Randy Rogers Band, and the Cheatham Street Partners, LLC to help expand music history departments at Texas State University. In addition, The Tommy Foote Memorial Scholarship is awarded to Texas State University students in the College of Liberal Arts who are studying Texas music history and dedicated to celebrating Texas music heritage.

RANDY ROGERS BAND CELEBRATES 50 YEARS OF TEXAS STAPLE CHEATHAM STREET WAREHOUSE ALONGSIDE LONESTAR FAVORITES

NASHVILLE, TENN. (October 23, 2024) — Sunday (10/20), Lonestar icons Randy Rogers Band took the stage for the 50th anniversary celebration of Cheatham Street Warehouse, a San Marcos staple. Rogers was joined by Texas household names like Pat Green, Ray Wylie Hubbard and more for a sold-out night of festivities. Playing crowd favorites like ‘Kiss Me In The Dark’ and ‘In My Arms Instead,’ Randy Rogers Band wowed the audience making for a momentous night and celebrating an even better cause. 

The legendary line-up showcased the impact the venue continues to have in skyrocketing the careers of Country artists including George Strait. In June of 1974, Kent Finlay took a hole-in-the-wall and made it into a musician’s dream with creativity and inspiration oozing from its tin structure.  In December of 2016, Rogers carried on the legacy by purchasing the property from the Finlay family, whom he claims he owes his career to. 

Speaking with San Antonio Express-News, Rogers said, “This little bitty building by the railroad tracks played such a vital part in not only the artists’ lives but the lives their music touched. A lot of people have been touched and moved because of the music that came from that place, and that’s what music’s supposed to do.”

Not only did this event reunite Texas’ finest and their fans, it gave back to the great State. All proceeds from the event are going to the Kent Finlay Legacy Endowment and the Tommy Foote Memorial Scholarship Fund, in honor of Strait’s longtime tour manager that passed away this past year. 

The Randy Rogers Band is currently taking their 20-year anniversary celebration for their critically acclaimed album, Rollercoaster, on the road to cities all over the country. In addition to their headline shows, Randy Rogers Band can be seen supporting fellow Texan Parker McCollum. For upcoming tour dates and more info, visit here. 

RANDY ROGERS BAND SURPRISED WITH PANDORA BILLIONAIRE PLAQUE AT HOMETOWN GRUENE HALL SHOW

NASHVILLE, TENN. (October 15, 2024) — Texas’ own legendary group Randy Rogers Band went back to their roots for a special hometown show this past Friday (10/11) in New Braunfels, TX at the beloved Gruene Hall. The icons were surprised in front of a packed house with the Pandora Billionaire Plaque. The honor commemorates over ONE BILLION streams on the platform.

“I want to thank Johnny Chiang and Pandora for presenting us with the Billionaire Award for over one billion streams on Pandora,” says Rogers. “Feels great to be in my first and only billionaires club. Can’t thank Pandora and the fans enough. They have been with us since the beginning and can't wait to continue sharing new music for everyone to get up and dance to.”

The Randy Rogers Band is currently taking their 20-year anniversary celebration for their critically acclaimed album, Rollercoaster, on the road to cities all over the country. Their music has stood the test of time, and their sold-out shows prove that Randy Rogers Band is “What Texas Music Should Sound Like” (Rolling Stone). 

The legendary Lonestar group has charted seven singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and numerous No. 1 songs on the Texas Country Radio chart. In addition to their headlining shows, Randy Rogers Band is out on the road supporting fellow Texan Parker McCollum for select dates after previously sharing the stage with Dierks Bentley, Flatland Cavalry and Ian Munsick. 

Check out their full tour schedule, here.

RANDY ROGERS ANNOUNCES OPENING OF LOST & FOUND – BRAND-NEW ROOFTOP BAR IN NEW BRAUNFELS, TX

GRAND OPENING FOR ROGERS-OWNED VENTURE SLATED FOR THIS SEPTEMBER

NASHVILLE, TENN. (September 5, 2024) —  Legendary Texas musician Randy Rogers is thrilled to announce his new venture as owner of Lost & Found — a brand-new rooftop bar in his homebase of New Braunfels, Texas. With its grand opening set for this September, the city’s first-ever rooftop bar will fulfill a longtime dream for the Randy Rogers Band frontman, who took a hands-on role in creating the distinct look, feel, and sound of both floors of the two-level space.

“Over the last 25 years of touring, I have experienced some of the greatest rooftops, cocktails, and eats around the country,” says Rogers. “I handpicked what I liked the most and am excited to bring these flavors and experiences to New Braunfels. This is a project I believe in and put my heart into, and I’m proud to own this business.”

With a personally curated menu focused on elevated bar foods — including plenty of healthy options — Lost & Found will open at 11 a.m. daily and provide lunch and dinner service. A prime spot for watching live sports, the family-friendly establishment will offer one-of-a-kind experiences on each floor, including classic features like a fully loaded jukebox as well as a courtyard area complete with misters and heaters. Along with its top-notch wine list, Lost & Found will also feature a private whiskey room for tastings of top-shelf spirits. 

Named after a song penned by Rogers at the age of 18 in nearby San Marcos — a heartbreak anthem that’s since become a major live favorite for Randy Rogers Band fans — Lost & Found is a labor of love three years in the making. After purchasing the space and starting the blueprint from scratch, Rogers joined forces with his restaurant partners Cody Reimer and Slate Angel as well as Woolsey Design Build, Schumann Consulting, interior designer Brittany Wheeler, and architecture firm Point B Design to bring his vision to life.

“We pulled out all of the stops for this!” says Rogers, who extends a heartfelt thanks to the city of New Braunfels. “The New Braunfels downtown community is growing and we're proud to be on the cusp of this new era.”

The latest in Rogers’ ever-growing list of exciting business ventures, Lost & Found will open its doors soon after the Randy Rogers Band celebrates the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed breakthrough album Rollercoaster. In addition to the release of a newly remastered and resequenced edition of the seminal LP (August 23), the six-piece powerhouse is now on the road for a whirlwind tour of their native Texas and beyond, including select dates with A-list acts like Parker McCollum, Dierks Bentley, Flatland Cavalry, and Ian Munsick. Go here for further info.

With plans to expand and open additional locations for Lost & Found, Rogers has emerged as one of Country music’s most forward-thinking businessmen over the last decade. While earning his name as one of the Lone Star State’s most accomplished singer/songwriters in recent history — and heading up one of the country’s most dynamic live acts — he’s taken the helm as owner of San Marcos’Cheatham Street Warehouse (the iconic music venue where Rogers got his start) and become a partner in both Roanoke ChopShop Live and Whitewater Amphitheater. Over the years, he’s also teamed up with his wife Chelsea for the opening of River Rose Boutique (a two-location women’s retail store in Lubbock and New Braunfels) and Le Petit Sweet (a downtown New Braunfels shop specializing in nostalgic and trendy candies). Additionally, Rogers has joined several friends in launching Bahnbrëcker (a whiskey company whose first release was a Hefeweizen whiskey called Slow River Blend) and invested in the Cleburne Railroaders (a minor-league baseball team in his hometown of Cleburne).