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› What: Radney Foster in concert.› When: 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 18.› Where: Barking Legs Theatre, 1307 Dodds Avenue› Admission: $20.› Phone: 423-624-5347 ...

Radney Foster has announced that he will not be able to perform two upcoming Texas shows. Currently, the singer/songwriter is on vocal rest. Foster took to social media yesterday, October 17, to break ...

Radney Foster watched himself on a flat-screen television monitor strumming an acoustic guitar and singing "I Know You Can Hear Me," an emotional message to his father, retired Del Rio lawyer John ...

Veteran Texas singer-songwriter Radney Foster, whose latest project is a CD and companion book "For You to See the Stars," returns to Central Texas on Saturday for a 7 p.m. acoustic show at the Bosque ...

When his debut album Del Rio, TX 1959 was released in 1992, it wasn’t just the beginning of singer/songwriter Radney Foster’s solo career. It also marked the end of his four-year, three-album-run as ...

The performance Friday is the first in the church’s planned Stained Glass Sessions. No tickets remain for the show, which was postponed twice because of the pandemic. “I’m so happy we finally got it ...

Radney Foster arrived on the country music scene with 1992’s Del Rio, TX 59, named for his hometown and birth year. The album yielded four Top 40 hits, with “Nobody Wins” reaching No. 2. For Darius ...

Much is made of "alt-country," which has become ever more loosely defined as "country music that isn't a bunch of canned schmaltz." That definition certainly applies to venerable Texas ...

Last year marked the 30th anniversary of Radney Foster's critically-acclaimed debut album “Del Rio, TX 1959,” but he will still be celebrating the milestone when he plays a show at Tucson’s 191 Toole ...

Radney Foster is one of the legendary, Texas-born singer-songwriters people mention in bar conversations to legitimize the type of country music they listen to as more authentic than their neighbor ...