Randy Travis Tickets

The deep, smooth, baritone voice of Randy Travis is one that had made the girls swoon and the critics cheer. As both a country and gospel star, Randy Travis has achieved considerable commercial and critical success in both the country music and religious music industries.

The History of Randy Travis Tickets

Born on May 4, 1959, in Marshville, North Carolina, Randy Travis (born Randy Traywick) has performed since he was a child, alongside his brother as the Traywick Brothers. His teenage years were quite difficult, as he dropped out of school and did little more than cause trouble. However, in the late 1970s, Randy Travis found an interest in music once again and therefore released a number of demo tapes and singles.

He took his love of music and moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1981 and, after earning his way by working as a cook and a singer at a local night club where he sold the first Randy Travis tickets, he released his first live recording. He scored a record deal with a major label and released his first studio album, Storms of Life, in 1986. He hit the road, selling more Randy Travis tickets for his tour and frequently singing his two hit songs, "On The Other Hand" and "1982."

A long string of successful happenings for Randy Travis occurred in the following years, including the Grammy for best Male Country Vocal Performance in 1987 and 1988, Best Country Song in 1988 for "Forever and Ever, Amen," CMA Song of the Year in 2003 for "Three Wooden Crosses," and Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass Gospel Album" in 2004 for Rise and Shine.

He has also dabbled in acting and has appeared in a number of successful films, including The Rainmaker, with Matt Damon in 1997 and Texas Rangers with Usher in 2001.

Randy Travis Tickets: What to Expect

Randy Travis tickets open a night to a hugely successful "crossover" artist who has managed to find a spot for his traditional country music in the mainstream pop genre. He was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry at the age of 28 for his musical accomplishments, and he is also the first country artist to ever sell one million copies of a debut album.

Randy Travis Tickets: Who Should Attend?

Time magazine said it best when they said: Travis has "not redefined country so much as reminded everyone of its truest instincts." Randy Travis tickets give fans a glimpse into a long and wildly successful career, one that has ruled the charts throughout much of the late 1980s. His deeply personal songs about love and the blue-collar life resonated with his audiences, and Randy Travis tickets capture a multi-generational fan base that "Nashville never knew existed."