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Randy Houser's new single 'Goodnight Kiss' picks up where 'Runnin' Outta Moonlight' left off. The singer has his arms around a pretty girl, and he's humbly asking her to make a memory they'll never forget. After a Platinum single, the Mississippi-born country singer repeats the feeling brought on by love's anticipation.

If you're not already yearning for cool summer nights outside, Randy Houser's new 'Runnin' Outta Moonlight' video will do the trick. With a gorgeous starscape, full moon and inky black sky, this clip will make you want to pull an all-nighter.

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

Las Vegas is going to be the place to be in early April, thanks to several country music performances leading up to the ACM Awards on Sunday April 7. The ACM Fremont Street Experience Festival will begin at 9 PM on April 5 and 6 in downtown Vegas with must-see country stars Gary Allan and Jake Owen headlining the event.

Randy Houser was forced to miss a show in Ogden, Utah on Wednesday, but after being hospitalized and told to take a few days off, the 'Runnin' Outta Moonlight' singer is back on the road. The Ogden show has been rescheduled for April 3.

Much like he does on the lead single from 'How Country Feels,' Randy Houser forces you to smile on 'Runnin' Outta Moonlight.' His vocal performance demands attention and offers a pleasing reward in a story of two lovers enjoying a date in the country.

Randy Houser comes in from the edges of country music with his third album 'How Country Feels' -- his first on new label Stoney Creek Records. The singer wrote just seven of the project's 15 cuts, but employed many of Nashville's top songwriters to help with the others.

Powerhouse singer-songwriter Randy Houser earned fan and critical praise with his first two albums, scoring hit singles with 'Boots On,' 'Anything Goes' and 'Whistlin' Dixie.' Now, the rising country star has announced the release of his third album, 'How Country Feels,' on Jan. 22, 2013.

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.

In Randy Houser's video for 'How Country Feels,' a super hot, raven-haired, just-outta-college girl outfitted with nerdy glasses (which she ditches early on) is trapped in her cubicle, unable to leave her job behind and go out to the country and have fun with her pals since she has to work all weekend. What? That's cruel and unusual punishment, right? Despite her working stiff plight, her fortune

Randy Houser started off the new year with a new marriage, a new record deal and plans for a new album. While Houser inked his new record contract with Nashville’s indie label, Stoney Creek Records, just a few months ago, he already is feeling right at home with the staff and label personnel — so it was the perfect fit for all parties involved.

A new wife, a new baby, a new record label … add it all up and you’ll find a new Randy Houser on his debut single for Stoney Creek Records. ‘How Country Feels’ drops the Delta Blues-soaked guitar riffs in favor of a sound more palatable to the fan of middle-of-the-road country music.