The Randy Rogers Band built its audience by combining forces: It's a dynamic live act centered around songs that fit the rowdy, party vibe of the concert circuit, but their songs also say something. That's particularly true in the new album, The Randy Rogers Band, in which a dozen persuasive tracks give the listener plenty of reasons to want to down a celebratory brewski. But the songs also maintain a depth that makes them powerful and provocative even beyond their edgy arrangements and tough-guy sound.
The Randy Rogers Band further distinguishes that identity in its self-titled album, the band's second release since signing with Mercury Nashville. Produced by longtime admirer Radney Foster, sessions for The Randy Rogers Band took place at Dockside Studios, a bayou location in Maurice, Louisiana,
