After weeks of witnessing the heartbreaking aftermath of the devastating storm that swept through Texas, leaving over 100 people dead, including 28 children, country music legend Randy Owen has made a bold and emotional decision: he’s organizing a large-scale benefit concert to raise emergency funds for the victims and their families.
“I can’t sit still anymore,” Randy reportedly told close friends. “Let’s do something. Let’s use the music to bring help, hope, and healing.”
Known for his lifelong dedication to charity and rural communities, Randy is no stranger to using his voice for more than entertainment. From decades of work with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to founding the legendary June Jam charity event, Randy has always led with his heart — and this time is no different.
The upcoming concert, tentatively titled “Texas Strong: A Night of Hope”, is set to take place in a major Texas venue, with 100% of proceeds going directly to families affected by the storm, including those who lost children, homes, and loved ones. Sources close to the project say that Randy Owen has already reached out to fellow artists, inviting them to join him in what promises to be one of the most meaningful nights in country music this year.
Initial fundraising goals are reportedly aimed at over one million dollars, with a portion already pledged through private donors and sponsors moved by Randy’s passion and sincerity.
“It’s not about us,” Randy said in a brief statement. “It’s about the people hurting right now. If music can lift them up, even for a little while — then that’s what we’re going to do.”
More details, including performer lineup, ticket sales, and live-streaming options, are expected to be announced soon. But one thing is already clear: Randy Owen isn’t waiting for someone else to take action — he’s leading it.
In a time of loss, confusion, and mourning, his words strike a powerful chord:
“Can’t sit still anymore… let’s do something.”
And with that, a stage is being built, not just for music — but for mercy