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Andy has been in radio for over 40 years gracing the airwaves on rock, top 40 and country stations across the country and shows no signs of stopping. In addition to his love for radio he loves animals, traveling, yard work, relaxing and finding humor when it means the most.
Randy Owen, founder of country music super group Alabama, hopes the June Jam will outlast himself and co-founder Teddy Gentry.
Andy has been in radio for over 40 years gracing the airwaves on rock, top 40 and country stations across the country and shows no signs of stopping. In addition to his love for radio he loves animals, traveling, yard work, relaxing and finding humor when it means the most.
Alabama is reviving June Jam, the group's one-day music festival in their hometown of Fort Payne, AL. It's been 26 years since the last June Jam, Taste of Country reports. This year's event will held on June 3rd at the VRW Fairgrounds with Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry closing out the show as headliners. Additional performers will be announced in the coming weeks. Randy said, "Our wishes are that Fort Payne will take June Jam and it will go on forever. We lost Jeff (Cook) and when me and Teddy are gone, hopefully the city will continue with the June Jam. We want this to conti...
Andy has been in radio for over 40 years gracing the airwaves on rock, top 40 and country stations across the country and shows no signs of stopping. In addition to his love for radio he loves animals, traveling, yard work, relaxing and finding humor when it means the most.