Los Angeles Times wrote that Randy Houser adds “grit to the genre” with his 2008 debut album ANYTHING GOES, which positioned the Mississippi-born, soul-drenched country singer and songwriter to become one of the next big artists to emerge in the genre. “Anything Goes” catapulted into the Top 20 after an appearance on Late Show with David Letterman and the follow-up hit single, “Boots On,” reached Top 5 on Billboard and Mediabase charts. The album landed Houser ACM, CMA, and CMT Award nominations. Houser co-headlined his first tour with longtime pal Jamey Johnson on CMT ON TOUR ‘09 and completed his first USO tour overseas with Johnson and Kellie Pickler in January 2010 before joining Gary Allan on the GET OFF ON THE PAIN TOUR. His latest album, THEY CALL ME CADILLAC, was released on Sept. 21, 2010 and was met with praise from The Washington Post and The Boston Globe, among others, naming it a top release of the year. The album features the hit single “Whistlin’ Dixie” which Houser performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. With over 150 performances this year, Houser was most recently on the renowned Country Throwdown Tour with his personal hero, Willie Nelson, and friends. He is currently performing at fairs and festivals around the country. For more information on Randy Houser including upcoming tour stops, please visit www.randyhouser.com.