Rich Price Keeps 2020 Sights on Faith and Family Amidst Fires and Pandemic

NASHVILLE, TN — Wildfires have been blazing barely two hours north and two hours south of his home at the foothills of the Yosemite National Park, but Rich Price, known as the Singing Sierran, continues to hold a clear vision of 2020, singing praises of faith and family.

“We are fine and safe wearing our masks and sadly witnessing smoke from the wildfires in the distance. I appreciate everyone’s concern as we remain close to home winding down our summer watching our granddaughter’s rodeos,” shares Price.

A true patriot and poet of the American West, Rich Price, has found some beauty in a trying year for many. His enduring faith has inspired a new album of Cowboy Hymns planned for an early 2021 release. “Silver Spurs” and “Cowboy Prayer” are two stand out tracks.

Price is also reaching out to families with a multi-generational binge watching opportunity on his “King of The Cowboys Theater” on Entertainment Television. The episodes are available now on Amazon Fire, Roku and Apple TV through etv.tv. Each episode features a classic cowboy coming to the rescue and upholding values. Christian and country music lovers can also enjoy family-friendly music videos introduced by Rich Price on this same streaming service on his long-running show, “Cheyenne Country.”

Price admits, “I am so glad we have these shows to share, but I still can’t wait to travel again and give everyone a big hug.” So, in the meantime, as social distancing continues, Rich Price is planning to keep up his yodel by getting back to his roots and performing just like our pioneering cowboys at a campfire. Price is set to be part of a new virtual concert series called, “Country Campfire Pickins” hosted by fellow singer/songwriter Bobby Marquez on Facebook.com/BobbyMarquezMusic. The show launches this Sunday, November 1, 2020 at 6pm central time.