Booking Randy Houser

Randy Houser Biography

Country music star Randy Houser was born in 1975 in Mississippi, to a father who was already a professional musician. Young Houser grew up under the influence of his talents, and so it was no surprise that by the age of thirteen he’d started his first band. Randy moved to Nashville in 2002 and launched a career as a songwriter, penning works with such notable artists as Jamey Johnson and providing music for superstars such as Trace Adkins.

By 2008, Randy Houser had garnered the attention of record labels for his own recording career, and he signed with Universal South Records. Houser’s debut single, “Anything Goes,” was released shortly thereafter and rose to the top of the charts quickly. Randy’s debut album of the same name followed, performing equally well, earning Houser not only commercial success but critical acclaim, including a CMA nomination for New Artist of the Year.

Since then, Randy Houser has released the albums They Call Me Cadillac (2010) and How Country Feels (2013), featuring the songs  “I’m All About It,’ “A Man Like Me,” “In God’s Time,” “How Country Feels,” and “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight.” Houser’s star is definitely on the rise, with an Academy of Country Music nomination for Top New solo Artist and multiple nominations from a variety of industry awards for his videos. Randy Houser performs regularly, and is currently planning to return to the studio for his next album release in the coming years.