Houston native Kenny Rogers had recorded 59 albums and sold more than 100 million records worldwide, but he never had a concert album ... until now. Well, sort of. Live by Request is an authorized ...

Live by Request Sixty albums into a career of remarkable longevity, Kenny Rogers releases his first live effort on his own Dreamcatcher label.

As he continues on his farewell tour, the country singer looks back on his long music career, business ventures, and sometimes chaotic personal finances.

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Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers closed “All In For The Gambler: Kenny Rogers’ Farewell Concert Celebration” at Bridgestone Arena Wednesday night the way their fans love to see them — side by ...

Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton Drop the Mic on Final Performance: 'I Will Always Love You' Inevitably, what everyone had most waited for arrived – a final performance of the classic "Islands in ...

Kenny Rogers will celebrate the opening of his own exhibit, 'Kenny Rogers: Through the Years' at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum with a special interview on Saturday, Aug. 16.

It doesn't, however, make for a very good audio album, which must stand up to repeated listenings, and that's the problem with "Kenny Rogers Live by Request." Share this article ...

The reuniting of the famously tempestuous duo was at Rogers’ behest, Wynonna revealed before the show: “Because when Kenny Rogers sends you a personal note and says, ‘I love you Wynonna, I ...

As he continues on his farewell tour, the country singer looks back on his long music career, business ventures, and sometimes chaotic personal finances.

“How about me and you go out like rock stars?” Parton asked Rogers. The longtime friends held their microphones out in front of them, dropped them on stage and walked off arm-in-arm.