Multi-award-winning singer Randy Travis is hospitalized in Texas, and is in critical condition after suffering complications from recently acquired viral cardiomyopathy.

The 54-year-old was admitted to the medical facility on Sunday, according to a representative.

Known best for his hits “Diggin’ Up Bones,” Three Wooden Crosses,” and “Forever and Ever, Amen,” the country crooner last performed at the CMA Music Festival.

There, he debuted the tribute song "Tonight I'm Playing Possum” for George Jones. Stay linked to GossipCenter for more on Mr. Travis’s condition as it becomes available.