The Randy Rogers Band has secured a loyal and rabid following in the southwest thanks to their non-stop touring and strong songwriting skills.  Their recent release Burning The Day, their third album for UMG Nashville, scored a top 10 debut thanks to songs like this one.

For the first time in their career, the Zac Brown Band have the best-selling album in the country.  They scored the #1 slot on the SoundScan Hot 200 Albums chart rundown with You Get What You Give holding off the #2 album this week, Maroon 5's Hands All Over. 

Thanks to the September 1 airing of the CMA Music Fest: Country's Night To Rock on ABC TV, many of the stars of country music saw their album sales increase while others managed to hold steady in this light release week. Click the image to see this week's rundown.

For the first time in their decade-long career, Little Big Town has scored their first chart-topping hit as their fourth album The Reason Why earned the distinction this week while Randy Rogers Band also scored a high debut this week on the Hot 200 Albums chart.

Thanks to a healthy set of tourdates all across America, the Randy Rogers Band has grown into their status as one of the most popular bands in and from Texas.  In this intervew, Randy Rogers discusses how that touring has made the band even better on record.

The Randy Rogers Band have cultivated a loyal fan base through a relentless touring schedule. Does all of that hard work pay-off on this, their third major label release?  Will/can it find an audience at mainstream radio?

Check out this great new video from the Randy Rogers Band.  It's for the lead-off track from the band's upcoming MCA Nashville album Burning The Day.

The Randy Rogers Band is one of Texas/Oklahoma's most accessible of the superstar groups yet somehow they haven't been able to breakthrough with either of their first two Nashville albums.  Does this single have enough to give them their first hit?

Here's the first national music video from the Randy Rogers Band.

For their sophomore release on Mercury Records, the Randy Rogers Band has teamed up with Radney Foster once again to create a sonically diverse country-rock record. While the band's goal is to ultimately get on the radio and grow into a very successful national touring act; They must figure out how to get radio to play their tunes. Does this self-titled album get the job done?