Randy Travis appeared at the annual Grammys on the Hill with wife Mary, who talked about his positive use of artificial ...

Having such an impact on country music over the decades, it only made sense to make a film about the rich legacy of Randy Travis ... Opry to perform “Forever and Ever, Amen” alongside singer ...

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Randy Travis has announced additional dates for his More Life Tour in 2025. Travis along ...

At 100-year anniversary event, Underwood took the stage to honor Travis, who has won seven Grammys in his career. However, after suffering a stroke over a decade ago and developing aphasia, Travis has ...

"Forever and ever." As the American Idol judge moved the microphone toward Randy, the 65-year-old crooned, "Amen." The crowd quickly erupted into a standing ovation, with Randy's wife Mary Travis ...

At the end of "Forever and Ever, Amen," Underwood walked over to Travis in the crowd and gave him the microphone to sing the closing, "Amen," which moved the crowd to tears. "Randy Travis ...

After he suffered from a stroke and congestive heart failure in 2013, Randy Travis lost the ability ... In July 2013, the “Forever and Ever, Amen” singer suffered a stroke after being ...

Randy Travis suffered a near fatal stroke more than a decade ago. After 12 years in recovery he is still going strong. The singer-songwriter's career spans decades and he continues to perform even ...

Randy Travis’ deep, soulful voice is as iconic ... close to a sentence," Randy wrote in his 2019 memoir Forever and Ever, Amen: A Memoir of Music, Faith and Braving the Storms of Life.

The 'American Idol' alum performed "Three Wooden Crosses" and "Forever and Ever, Amen" Marina Watts is a ... Getty Carrie Underwood ended her Randy Travis tribute in the best way possible.