Tate Stevens made quite the impression on Wednesday's (Sept. 19) episode of 'X Factor.' The singer, 37, performed Randy Houser's 'Anything Goes' at the Kansas City auditions and was quickly anointed the next country star by the panel of judges.
The day songwriters Neil Thrasher, Wendell Mobley and Vicky McGehee sat down to write Randy Houser‘s ‘How Country Feels’ lyrics, they knew the singer was looking for material, so it was their job to come up with the right words to fit his style. And that’s just what happened that day, as Houser dropped the song as his latest single.
Randy Houser plays dozens of dates every year, but when he rolls into Mississippi next month for a show at the Neshoba County Coliseum, he and his band will be putting something extra special into their performance.
That night, they won’t just be playing for the fans — they’ll be playing a benefit for Thomas Carson, the band director whose guidance helped inspire Houser to finish school, head to Nashville, and start his career.
Sales in the music industry have been in a tailspin for the last 10 years, but a young songwriter can still make a pretty good living for himself with a hit or two under his belt.
For proof, look no further than the giant cluster of diamonds on the finger of Randy Houser‘s new fiancée, Jessa Lee Yantz.
The K-LAW Morning Crew got a chance to talk with Randy Houser recently. CLICK HERE to listen to the interview.
In the interview, Randy talks about his a brand new song - a compelling self-penned ballad called "In God's Time".
Randy Houser has had a very up and down 2011 so far, first his bus caught on fire and now a big piece of good news. Not only is he coming to Lawton but he is hitting the road with a Country legend.
From Country Aircheck Today: The tour bus belonging to Show Dog-Universal's Randy Houser caught fire this afternoon (3/9) while Houser, his band and crew were preparing for a Charleston, SC concert. All on board were safely evacuated, but their personal belongings and gear were lost to the flames.
