Biography:

Kevin Fowler left his Amarillo, Texas home for Los Angeles when he was just 20-years-old, in pursuit of a formal music education and stardom. Soon after arriving he joined a hard rock band but quickly realized he wanted to play the roots music he grew up on. In the late-‘90s he moved back to Texas and put together a country band and started gigging. In 2000 he released his debut album, Beer, Bait and Ammo, which sold in large numbers compared to the average independent release. Through constant touring, well-reviewed albums (compared to average country albums) and a reportedly approachable personality, Fowler became a respected country singer and featured Willie Nelson and David Garza on his third album, High on the Hog.

Discography:
2000: Beer, Bait and Ammo
2000: One for the Road
2002: High on the Hog
2002: Live at Billy Bob’s Texas
2004: Loose, Loud & Crazy