As the lead singer of the legendary group Alabama, Randy Owen would appear to have seen and done it all – 73 million albums sold, countless miles on the road touring, a warehouse full of awards and a coveted spot in the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Yet Owen is now embarking on a new path – a solo career with a new album “One On One” set for an early summer release, and a tour kicking off around the same time with a 10-piece band and an attitude that rivals a brand new artist.

“I’m as excited about this as I’ve ever been,” said Owen. “Before I decided to do the solo thing, we put a band together and did some dates late last year to see if the fans were still out there. When I came back I was totally convinced we needed to do this.”
Owen’s first single from his solo CD is entitled “Braid My Hair,” and 100 percent of the publishing proceeds from the song will be donated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
For over 25 years Randy was the front man and lead vocalist of one of the most prolific groups in the history of music. The band signed a recording contract with RCA Records in 1980, launching a career that to date has resulted in 21 gold, platinum and multi-platinum albums, 42 number on