JACKSON, Wyo. — Randy Owen, founding member, songwriter and lead singer of the country supergroup, Alabama, will make an extremely rare, scaled-down appearance at Jackson Hole’s iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar on Thursday, March 18.

Tickets are $100-$500 per seat and will be sold only by the table. Two-top and four-top tables will be available to the public beginning Friday, February 26 at 10 a.m. and may be purchased online at cowboybarjh.com

With 80 million records sold, 43 Number One singles and 53 gold and platinum records, Alabama is by any measure, the most successful band in country music history. And every step of the way, Randy has been, literally and figuratively, front and center for every hit record, concert appearance and award.

As he has for four decades with Alabama, Owen will play smooth rhythm guitar, tell stories and sing selections from the group’s iconic catalog in this scaled-down, once-in-a-lifetime show at The Cowboy.

Hits include “Lady Down on Love,” “Tennessee River,” “Feels so Right,” “Mountain Music,” “Dixieland Delight,” “Love in the First Degree,” “Song of the South,” “Angels Among Us” and others penned by Randy himself.

Alabama burst onto the national scene in 1980, and over the next 22 years, the band reeled off 21 straight Number One hits, a feat never equaled in any genre before or since. Across their career, they have won more than 250 industry awards, including Grammy’s, People’s Choice Awards and American Music Awards.

They have also been named the Entertainer of the Year by the Academy of Country Music and Country Music Association on eight different occasions.

The band was named Artist of the Decade by the ACM in 1989 and Country Group of the Century by the Recording Industry Association of America. Randy is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Musicians Hall of Fame, the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

With a heart for serving others, Randy has spent his life supporting countless charitable causes. Most notable is his tireless work on behalf of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Country Cares, the fundraising program he helped to create in 1989, has raised more than $800 million.

For Owen’s Jackson Hole appearance, The Cowboy Bar will follow all current state and local health guidance. This will be a sit-down-only show with limited, socially-distanced seating.