Randy Houser

Randy Houser is one of modern country music’s most powerful voices, blending Southern grit with heartfelt storytelling that resonates far beyond Nashville. For UK fans discovering his catalogue, Houser’s journey from small-town Mississippi to the top of the Billboard charts is a testament to both raw talent and relentless dedication. Born Shawn Randolph Houser in 1975, he grew up surrounded by music, eventually carving out his own path as a songwriter before stepping into the spotlight as a recording artist.Houser first made waves with Anything Goes in 2008, but it was his third album, How Country Feels, that cemented his reputation internationally. The record produced multiple No. 1 singles, including “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight” and “Goodnight Kiss,” while the CMA-nominated ballad “Like A Cowboy” showcased his ability to deliver emotionally charged performances that rival the genre’s greats. His songwriting credits extend beyond his own hits—he co-wrote Trace Adkins’ “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk” and Justin Moore’s “Back That Thing Up”—further proving his influence across the country music landscape.For UK audiences, Houser’s appeal lies in his authenticity and the sheer force of his voice, described by The New York Times as “a caldron bubbling over”. His music bridges the Atlantic, offering British fans a taste of contemporary Nashville while staying rooted in traditional storytelling. Whether headlining festivals or stepping into acting roles—most recently in Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon—Houser continues to expand his artistry while remaining true to the emotional core of country music. For fans in Britain eager to connect with the genre’s evolving sound, Randy Houser represents both its modern energy and timeless soul.