Randy Travis Honored with ACM Milestone Award at 18th ACM Honors

Randy Travis was honored with the prestigious ACM Milestone Award at the 18th ACM Honors, recognizing his unprecedented achievements and enduring influence in country music.
A highlight of the ceremony was Jamey Johnson's moving performance of "Three Wooden Crosses," a song that has become one of Randy's most beloved and defining hits. The tribute underscored the timeless impact of Randy's music and his remarkable legacy of storytelling through song.
The ACM Milestone Award is presented to artists who have made groundbreaking contributions to country music. Randy joins an elite group of past recipients whose artistry has shaped the genre and inspired generations.
From his debut album Storms of Life to chart-topping classics such as "Forever and Ever, Amen," "Deeper Than the Holler," and "I Told You So," Randy's career has set a standard of excellence. With more than 25 million albums sold, seven Grammy Awards, and membership in both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Grand Ole Opry, Randy's contributions to music remain unparalleled.
Randy extends his heartfelt thanks to the Academy of Country Music for this distinguished honor and to the fans and fellow artists who continue to celebrate his music and legacy.
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