randy houser

Here at WBKR, we typically know all the scoop on the upcoming concerts in this area. But, every now and then even us DJ's get a concert surprise! This surprise has made my day! Y'all are gonna be soooo excited! Coming to The Ford Center, Wednesday, February 11th is.....

I missed this performance, but I still got to see these guys that night. And I still got to hear Lee Brice sing "I Don't Dance." HUH?!?

Confession time from Chad!  There are plenty of songs about summer on the radio right now and we, naturally, are playing the heck out of all them.  But, for me, my absolute favorite song of the summer is a ballad.  Not only is Randy Houser's "Like A Cowboy" one of my favorite songs of the summer . . . it's one of my favorite songs in years.  And I was searching YouTube recently and came

I've loved Randy Houser's latest single from the first second I heard it. 'Goodnight Kiss' is one of my favorite songs that we're playing right now and the video is just as good! It almost mirrors a date from "The Bachelor"... perfectly set up planning on the guy's part and what girl doesn't like dates planned out for her?!? Check it out!

When Randy Houser debuted with 'Anything Goes' in late 2008, many were wondering if country music had just found a future Male Vocalist of the Year nominee. He voice was -- and is -- that strong. 'Boots On' was a Top 5 follow-up, and then ... then he sort of got lost -- shuffled around like a middle-reliever in Major League Baseball, despite his talent as a singer and songwriter

Randy Houser has a brand new tune, "How Country Feels", which we will be playing within a few days on WBKR. Dave Spencer's on vacation and he hides the music when he's gone. But, to get you ready for the release, we turn to our buddy, Alanna Conaway, at Taste of Country, for the lyrics. Read on!

Randy Houser is headed for the tri-state!  The Jagermeister Presents Tour is hitting the road April 26th and making 16 stops around the country.  Randy Houser is headlining the 2012 tour and he WILL be making a stop in Evansville.  Wanna know when?  Keep reading . . .

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 N

Randy Houser's tour bus caught fire yesterday. Glad to hear no one was hurt.