Randy Houser's 'We Went Tour' to Stop at The Morris, 11/19

With his inimitably "rich, purling baritone" (The Washington Post) Randy Houser has earned a reputation as "one of Nashville's best voices around" (American Songwriter), but those who have experienced his show for themselves know that Houser's true strength is in his live performance. The chart-topping singer/songwriter, who is nominate for a 2015 CMA Award, and his band have logged thousands of miles on the road, and this fall they will set out for Houser's We Went Tour, playing arenas across the country accompanied by hitmakers Frankie Ballard and Craig Campbell - including MORRIS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER in SOUTH BEND, IN on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets are $29.50, $39.50, and $49.50 and go on sale FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, at 10:00 a.m. EST online at www.MorrisCenter.com, by phone 574-235-9190 or 800-537-6415, or at the Box Office. The Morris Box Office is open Monday-Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets can also be purchased with credit card at Morris Ticket Outlet at Hammes Bookstore & Café located at Eddy Street Commons, South Bend.

"We've had a blast touring with Luke [Bryan] this summer, and it's been an incredible opportunity to play to some people we might not have played to before," said Houser. "We're really looking forward to building our show this fall, playing the arenas and getting to play some new music. Craig and Frankie are both great performers, and we're ready to get out there and show people what we're all about!"

Houser has received rave reviews while on the Kick The Dust Up Tour with Bryan, playing to arenas and stadiums across the country. During his performance at Nashville's Nissan Stadium, the Boston Globe touted that "the big-voiced and big-hearted Houser is always a treat, but he pulled off one of the most intimate moments seen at the stadium level" and praised him for "reminding everyone in attendance that all you need is a good song and a heartfelt performance to create a powerful and enduring musical moment."

When Houser released ballad "Like A Cowboy," it was dubbed by Taste of Country as "a pure, unencumbered vocal showcase [...] for country fans who just like to hear a great vocalist at his best." The powerful single, released on his third album How Country Feels, garnered Houser his third career nomination for the 49th Annual CMA Awards, airing on ABC in November.

Fans can expect a little bit of everything on the We Went Tour, as Houser draws from a deep catalogue of songs, from fan favorites like "Boots On" and "Whistlin' Dixie" to smash hits such as "How Country Feels," "Runnin' Outta Moonlight" and, of course, "Like A Cowboy." He will also perform new music from his forthcoming Stoney Creek Records album, including his current single, "We Went." With skilled guitar-slinger Frankie Ballard -- who has two No. 1 hits of his own with "Helluva Life" and "Sunshine & Whiskey" and a Top 5-and-climbing single on the charts with "Young & Crazy" -- and the energetic Craig Campbell ("Outta My Head," "Keep Them Kisses Comin'") rounding out the bill, the We Went Tour will launch in full force in mid-November.

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