I wrote “My Lucky Day” about getting out of a bad breakup, and how lucky I felt to finally be free of it.
But the more I listen to it, the more I hear something bigger: the fight inside yourself to finally make the call, and then actually walk away. That moment is the hardest part. It’s also where your luck changes. If you’re standing at that line right now, this one’s for you.
Randy Robertson is a touring and recording rock guitarist with over two decades of unwavering dedication to the world of Rock and Roll.
From a young age, Randy cut his teeth on the fiery, flamboyant guitar work of '70s hard rock — KISS, Ted Nugent, Alice Cooper — before expanding his appetite to avant-garde players like Jeff Beck, Steve Vai, and Eddie Van Halen. He's spent his career walking the edge of those two aesthetics, playing what the music calls for with aggressive abandon.
For 15 years he's been a founding member of acclaimed tribute acts, captivating audiences across three continents — crafting the dynamic essence of Bon Jovi with Blaze of Glory, bringing the soulful grooves of CCR to life with Bad Moon Riders, and evoking the classic energy of Steve Miller with Space Cowboy.
The new single “My Lucky Day” is out now, with “She’s On The Money” landing November 26. More singles follow, building to the new EP “Nobody Rocks Alone” in early 2027.
Original, guitar-driven metal — currently being written, recorded, and taken on the road to audiences worldwide, with stops planned this year across the USA, South America, and Europe.
Visit Sacred BladeRandy's other original project, channeling the same aggressive-abandon guitar work into a heavier, riff-forward sound built for the stage.
Visit The Mighty One
