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When the Randy Rogers Band’s last project debuted as the most-downloaded country album on iTunes, plenty of the industry “insiders” on Music Row were left scratching their heads: Who are these guys? The Nashville elite may not have known about the five-piece band, but much of America already did. Rolling Stone magazine ranked them alongside such artists as U2 and the Stones in its list of Top 10 Must-See Artists in the summer of 2007. They earned $2.5 million—a staggering total for a still-developing act—on the tour circuit in a single year. |
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News in english
about Randy Rogers Band
(August / 2009)
Randy Rogers Band Red Dirt's juggernaut Date: 21 Aug 2009
Wichita Falls Times Record News -
Riding the crest of the Red Dirt revolution in Texas music, the Randy Rogers Band has become one of the sound’s most successful outfits, even finding a wide and growing audience outside the Lone Star State.
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Red Dirt fans will have the 'Shrine' of their life at outdoor concert Date: 21 Aug 2009
Wichita Falls Times Record News -
They’ll be doing it in the Red Dirt. But don’t worry, it’ll be for a good cause. Six acts — that’s headline group the Randy Rogers Band along with Casey Donahew, Josh Abbott, Charla Corn, Brazos Stone and Crosswind — will be churning out some electrified twang for Shrinefest, the Red Dirt festival that in 2008 attracted some 8,000 fans of the genre.
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Festival to feature 11 bands Date: 28 Aug 2009
The Topeka Capital-Journal -
ALMA -- When a new music festival debuts next month in a pasture northeast of Alma, its bands will deposit a load of red-dirt music on the Flint Hills. The Sept. 18-19 Flint Hills Music Festival just north of Interstate 70 on Wabaunsee Road will feature 11 groups, including two Academy of Country Music Awards nominees as headliners: the Randy Rogers Band and the Eli Young Band. read more
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