The Randy Meisner Band At Universal Amphitheatre, 1978
Listen to a live recording of the Randy Meisner Band at Universal Amphitheater on September 8th, 1978.
Listen to a live recording of the Randy Meisner Band at Universal Amphitheater on September 8th, 1978.
Uncover all the details behind Randy Meisner’s most critically-acclaimed solo album, ONE MORE SONG, released in 1980.
An interview with Randy’s parents, featured in the Gering Courier on December 25th, 1980.
In March 1983, Randy made a surprise visit to KOLT radio Scottsbluff to promo his new album.
In December 1982, Randy Meisner recorded a live concert at Nick’s Uptown Theater in Dallas, TX, which later aired on the radio and was released as a live album in Japan.
Randy made his solo debut at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach, CA on August 25-26, 1978. Listen to a live recording of the show.
Randy Meisner released his first solo album in June 1978, less than a year after his departure from the Eagles. Although his debut became what he later called “a desk album,” it was one Randy felt he had to make.
On July 1st-3rd, 1983, Randy played a series of hometown concerts at the Oregon Trail Lounge in Gering, NE. Find out more about the show and see rare, never-before-seen photos.
Randy Meisner played the Agora Ballroom in Columbus, OH, on March 8th, 1981, his 35th birthday.
Randy Meisner returned to the stage in Houston, Texas on February 12th, 1981, following a two-and-a-half year absence from performing. After the show, he sat down with Dale Adamson of the Houston Chronicle for a candid backstage interview.
Randy Meisner was interviewed by Teen Magazine for their February 1981 issue. He talked about taking piano lessons as a kid, his early struggles in California, and his departure from the Eagles.
Randy Meisner played the Agora Ballroom in Cleveland on May 9th, 1981, with Rosanne Cash as the opening act.
Randy played the legendary Cinci nightclub the night before his 35th birthday. The opening act was Cincinnati Bengal-turned-country singer, Mike Reid.