Randy Owen

Jason Aldean took his 2015 Burn It Down Tour to Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on Feb. 21, and fans were treated to a special -- and surprise -- guest. Alabama's Randy Owen joined Aldean on stage for two of Alabama's biggest hits, "My Home's in Alabama" and "Tennessee River."

Alabama soared in popularity in the '80s and '90s, with unprecedented album sales and 43 No. 1 hits. But the band's lead singer, Randy Owen, says that while they were originally told their music was too different to be a success, a new generation of fans helped propel their career.

When Brad Paisley was a rising star, he met Alabama's Randy Owen at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, where Owen was undoubtedly hosting one of his Country Cares for St. Jude Kids' events. But while Paisley was there to focus on the children, he says he unexpectedly learned one of his biggest life lessons in the process.

The Grand Ole Opry helped celebrate 25 years of Country Cares for St. Jude Kids with an all-star line-up on Tuesday night (Sept. 23).

The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame have announced their inductees for 2013. Alabama front man Randy Owen, Will Jennings, Jeffrey Steele and Layng Martine, Jr. will each be inducted into the prestigious organization in a ceremony this fall

When Randy Owen hits the road on Alabama's upcoming Back to the Bowery tour, he will be going out with one very special old friend. "I really look forward to playing my Music Man guitar," Randy tells The Boot. "It's kind of like an old friend who has never betrayed me," he explains...

Randy Owen started the band Alabama more than 40 years ago, and helped the group earn a reputation as one of the hardest working acts in country music. With 12 No. 1 albums and dozens of major awards, including an induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the 62-year-old has certainly earned the right to sit back and relax -- but that's not how he wants to spend his time...

Pink is now Kellie Pickler's signature color. The songstress debuted her new, breast cancer awareness-inspired 'do this week at a performance at the Hard Rock Cafe Nashville. Meanwhile, Jason Aldean crisscrossed time zones -- and rubbed elbows with a famous mascot -- to announce the three stadium dates on his upcoming Night Train tour...

Several country superstars have "come together" for a new performance video which aims to raise funds and increase awareness for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Big & Rich, Keith Urban, Darius Rucker, Lady Antebellum and Randy Owen join more than 30 other celebrities singing "Hey St. Ju...

Randy Owen is showing absolutely no signs of slowing down since Country Music Hall of Fame supergroup, Alabama, completed their farewell tour seven years ago. Following the release of his 2008 solo CD, 'One on One' (which charted two singles), the 61-year-old singer has been in the studio with a few of Nashville's finest and bravest, recording a brand-new project...