A Night Nashville Has Been Waiting Decades For
On December 10, 2025, the lights inside Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena will rise for a moment country music thought it might never see again. At 75 years old, Randy Owen — the legendary frontman of Alabama, the voice behind some of the most iconic harmonies ever recorded — will walk onto the stage for his upcoming “Still Standing Tour.” And for thousands of fans, this won’t just be a concert. It will be a homecoming.
For more than five decades, Randy Owen has been the steady heartbeat of American country music — a voice that carried small-town stories to the world, a voice that healed hearts, raised millions for charity, and defined an entire generation. Now, after years marked by personal challenges, private battles, and a nation longing for the sound that once united millions, he is returning to the stage with the strength, humility, and fire that made him a legend.
Those close to him say this tour is different.
Not a comeback.
Not a farewell.
But a celebration — of survival, resilience, and the kind of artistry that time cannot dim.
For longtime fans, the Bridgestone Arena show promises to be one of the most emotional nights in recent country music memory. Expect the classics: “Mountain Music,” “Feels So Right,” “Dixieland Delight,” “Angels Among Us” — songs that shaped countless lives and still bring stadiums to their feet. But expect something more, too. A deeper presence. A man singing not just from his voice, but from every road he has walked to get here.
At 75, Randy Owen is proving something rare:
Greatness doesn’t fade — it deepens.
Legacy doesn’t retire — it grows.
And a true frontman doesn’t step away — he rises again.
December 10th will be a night of history, heart, and music that refuses to age.
A night fans will talk about for years.
A night when Nashville will stand still… and Randy Owen will stand tall.