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Shawn Randolph Houser was born 18 December 1975 in Lake, Mississippi and took after his father, who was a working musician. In high school, Houser fronted a band called 10lb Biscuit, but in 2002 he moved to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue a songwriting career. His first successful song was a co-write with Jamey Johnson and Dallas Davidson for a Trace Adkins recorded song entitled “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk.” The success of the song helped him shift his focus to doing his own performing in local venues around Nashville.
In 2008 Houser signed with Universal South Records and quickly released his first single, “Anything Goes,” in May that same year. The song achieved charting success, making it within the Top 40 of the Billboard Country Chart within the month of its release. The debut album of the same title, debuted the following November. At the 2009 CMA awards, he received two nominations: New Artist of the Year and Music Video of the Year for “Boots On.” He followed the success of “Anything Goes” with his sophomore album, “They Call Me Cadillac” released in 2009.
In 2011 Houser signed with Broken Bow Records’ Stoney Creek Division and released his third studio album, “How Country Feels” in 2012. The album was a big success, and the third single off the album, “Like A Cowboy” was released for 2014.
Avis
Randy Houser walks onto the stage wearing a clean button up shirt. His guitar is strapped over his shoulder. He sits down and addresses the small crowd, then strums a couple chords and starts to sing. As soon as he opens his mouth, the crowd is mesmerized. His unique voice is soft, but full of emotion, and his passion for his music is clear on his earnest, expressive face. He invites the audience to join in singing the chorus with him, and they oblige happily, lifting their voices to match his in “Runnin' Outta Moonlight”.
Randy Houser is an American county singer. He released his first album, Anything Goes, which produced “Boots On”, Houser's first top ten hit, and the title track “Anything Goes”, another hit single, in 2008. He followed his debut album with a second, They Call Me Cadillac in 2010. His third and most recent album, How Country Feels, was released in 2013. Randy Houser excels when playing in small, intimate venues. His emotional connection to his songs is clear, and makes the crowd truly appreciate his music while also, especially in his smaller shows, personalizing the experience. He is also great when playing for larger groups. Wherever and whenever he preforms, Randy Houser impresses, and if you have a chance to see him live, do not pass it up.
ZoeWhittall
Randy Houser is the American country music artist who is signed to Universal South Records. He has received critical acclaim and has earned himself a lot of chart success throughout his successful career. “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight” is the fantastic opener from this country sensei. Houser is onstage complete with is hollow body Gretsch electric guitar. He is one of those artists who just knows how to write a hit, having penned many choruses that people seem to know all the words to. It’s a fantastic moment when it happens to, with this audience knowing every word to these songs. It truly is a spectacle to be a part of. “Goodnight Kiss” is a fantastic stripped back moment between the audience and the artist where they light up the whole room with a mixture of mobile phones and lighters. He brings up the tone and livens the pace with “Like a Cowboy”, which sees the whole crowd jumping and singing along to this track. This country music singer is truly doing well for himself.
Lannistaar
Fantastic show. Randy's voice was amazing. He opened with We Went and the energy level shot thru the roof. It happened to be his birthday which added an intimate side to the show. His band did a great job. The bassist was hoppin around really sharing a high level of energy with the croud. Frankie Ballard's guitar and band did a great job warming us up after Craig Campbell opened.
bruce-abraham
Randy was funny & seemed genuinely pleased with the reaction of the crowd when he broke a couple of strings, no dramas, no need to rush we're just happy to be here listening to a great artist. Loved every second of the evening. Walker & Mcguire were awesome too
martyn09
Not a fan of Randy Houser, but I can appreciate a great performance. Amazing energy on the stage. However, guitars were often taking over the voice and we couldn't hear Randy Houser's voice properly. Overall, a good performance.
em-sim
Randy was amazing as usual! I believe this was our 5th or 6th time seeing him and he gets better and better with each show! I’ve seen him in Nashville and when ever he is close enough to my home town of Muskegon, Michigan!
krukowss
Fabulous night. The Troubadour being a small venue made this an awesome show. Randy sounded great and was really personable with the crowd. The man is very talented both with his voice and his many guitars.
dpetto
Holy smokes! Acoustic night with Randy and Lee Brice was kick ass. I am more of a Randy fan and he didn’t disappoint. A dozen songs over 1:15 with 2 man band backing him. I will see him again and again.
meshiresatc
Such an AMAZING show in Cleveland, Ohio! Randy Houser is such a talented artist! He definitely rocks the stage! Would love to see him again sometime very soon! Come to Fort Wayne Randy!
mmsellers
This was my third time seeing Randy Houser. He is a very talented singer. His voice is AMAZING. Really enjoy seeing him. Next time he comes around my area I will see him again
Kytysmom
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