RANDY HOUSER UNVEILS ONE-TAKE MUSIC VIDEO FOR “NOTE TO SELF”

Directed by Jay Christensen, One-Take Video Shot Entirely by Drone Showcases Longstanding Performer Path Between

Historic Ryman Auditorium and Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge

Houser Soars at Sold Out Show at Ryman Auditorium

Sunday, March 20 with Special Guests Dierks Bentley and Jamey Johnson

“Call it regressionist country, but for Houser, it is vital and potent” – Pollstar

Photo Credit: Rachel Deeb

On the heels of the release of his latest song “Note To Self,” country powerhouse Randy Houser unveils an innovative performance video directed by internationally acclaimed cinematographer Jay Christensen and co-directed by Spencer S. Peter, shot in one take entirely by a drone. 

Shot in downtown Nashville, the video follows Houser performing solo from Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, across the alley and to the historic stage of Ryman Auditorium where he joins his full band.

“It was amazing to watch Jay go to work. He’s like a mad scientist with these drones,” shares Houser. “After seeing his viral bowling alley video last year, we thought about taking that concept and applying it to a performance video in these historic locations.

“We also wanted to spotlight a special part of Nashville, one that not everyone gets to experience,” the Mississippi-native continues. “The short walk between the Ryman and Tootsie’s is a path taken by some of the most legendary performers across all genres. It felt like a special way to honor and appreciate two of the city’s most enduring staples.”

Named as “one of the best voices in the genre” by Rolling Stone, Houser delivered the first taste of new music since 2019’s critically acclaimed Magnolia with the release of “Note To Self,” co-written with Ross Copperman, Casey Beathard and Bobby Pinson, with Billboard sharing the song “follows in a rich tradition of country ‘wisdom songs,’” and “Houser’s booming and nuanced country baritone is as captivating as ever.”

With multiple sold-out shows so far in 2022, Houser wrapped his headlining tour last night, Sunday, March 20 with a sold-out performance at Ryman Auditorium, with special guests Dierks Bentley and Jamey Johnson.

“Harkening back to a time when country stars came, played hard and sang truth, Houser’s show spoke more of Merle Haggard’s prime, or Waylon Jennings’ – suggesting an era where songs that contained adult lives were created to give people of a certain age music that held their reality,” praises Pollstar.

“If there was ever a voice made for Ryman Auditorium, it’s yours,” Bentley said to Houser on stage Sunday night.

Photo Credits: Sean O’Halloran

Houser joins Jamey Johnson beginning this week for their co-headlining Country Cadillac Tour Part 2, featuring the two longtime friends sharing the stage once again while performing acoustically and swapping jokes and stories. Tickets are available at RandyHouser.com.

Jamey Johnson & Randy Houser Country Cadillac Tour Part 2:

March 24 - Epic Event Center - Green Bay, WI

March 25 - Michigan Theatre - Jackson, MI

March 26 - Blue Gate Performing Arts Center - Shipshewana, IN

March 27 - The Rust Belt - East Moline, IL

March 31 - Palace Theater - Lorain, OH

April 1 - Brown County Music Center - Nashville, IN

April 2 - Renfro Valley Entertainment Center - Mount Vernon, KY

April 3 - Victory Theatre - Evansville, IN

April 13 - Gillioz Theatre - Springfield, MO

April 14 - Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts - Salina, KS

April 15 - Orpheum Theatre - Sioux City, IA

April 16 - Paramount Theatre - Cedar Rapids, IA