Randy Rogers Band Takes The Ryman Stage For Back-To-Back Shows

Randy Rogers Band during their sold-out show at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. Photo: Annelise Sarah

Randy Rogers Band took the historic Ryman Auditorium stage in Nashville for back-to-back headlining shows on Friday (March 1) and Saturday (March 2) as part of the 20th anniversary tribute to their sophomore album, Rollercoaster.

Throughout the weekend, the group treated their audiences to fan-favorite hits and special guests. Friday night featured fellow Texan and collaborator Wade Bowen as the opening act and surprise guest later in the evening.

For Saturday’s sold-out show, collaborator Cody Canada and Stoney LaRue, also from the Lone Star State, set the tone with their opening sets. Additionally, Canada joined the band on stage for their co-penned hit “This Time Around,” and Rollercoaster producer Radney Foster made an appearance for “Kiss Me In The Dark.”

“My Texas Independence weekend was spent with all the bands I love in the most iconic venue in town. Nashville, Ryman Auditorium, thank you for embracing our brand of country music,” expressed Randy Rogers.

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Randy Rogers Band Takes The Ryman Stage For Back-To-Back Shows

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