randy montana

Country singer-songwriter Randy Montana may now be part of NASCAR's famous Petty clan (since he's married to Richard Petty's granddaughter, Montgomery) but he can unequivocally say there is no racing career in his future. Randy admits that he didn't care much for NASCAR before his wife and in-laws took him to a race, and that he's definitely the more cautious driver in the family...

When Randy Montana took the stage in front of a packed house at Nashville's 3rd and Lindsley club, it was quickly apparent that his years of watching his songwriter dad, Billy Montana, have definitely paid off. The laid-back young singer with the warm blue eyes isn't big on banter or chit-chat: he rolled through the first three songs without much fanfare or introduction at all, just taking care o

Little Big Town hosted their fourth annual 'Ride for a Cure' motorcycle ride and concert to benefit the T.J. Martell Foundation on Sunday. The event kicked off at Nashville's Tin Roof with performances by newcomers Randy Montana and Brett Eldredge before more than 300 riders took to the open road and headed south to Columbia, Tenn...

Nashville's songwriting community is mourning the tragic loss of one of their own. Accomplished writer Joshua Ragsdale lost his long battle with cancer on July 1. He was just 32 years old. Once an artist on the now-closed Lyric Street record label, Joshua continued to establish himself as a prolific songwriter, even as he fought a form of leukemia...

*Help Tennessee flood victims "It was two weeks ago today that Nashville and surrounding areas were hit with a devastating flood, the likes have which haven't been seen in a thousand years," said 'Desperate Housewives' actor and Nashville native James Denton, as he kicked off GAC's 'Music City: Keep on Playin'' flood relief telethon Sunday night...

Universal Music Group Nashville gave a big -- very big -- "thank you" to country radio broadcasters on Wednesday, as the record label hosted a lunch and concert featuring almost every artist on its roster. The show, held at Nashville's famed Ryman Auditorium, happened during the first day of the annual Country Radio Seminar, which has deejays and radio programmers from all over the count