Texas country hero Kevin Fowler has released the video to his latest single 'Here's to Me and You.' The clip shows the singer doing the two things he does best: Raising beers and strumming a guitar while singing country music. OK, that's three things, but why are you counting? Enter below to win an autographed prize pack from Fowler. It's easier than counting to three.
There are two things in life that Kevin Fowler really loves, and that's making music and drinking beer. In his new 'Here's to Me and You' video, Fowler combines both into a three-minute good time party vibe that will have you tapping along to the melody and singing the chorus, giving you the urge you to raise your own glass or beverage of choice to celebrate.
If you're a fan or follower of Texas native Kevin Fowler, you know that more than anything, he loves music, beer and being behind a grill. "I'm a huge fan of the barbecue," says Fowler in his new BBQ-centric episode of 'Kevin Fowler TV.' "I love to cook it, I love to eat it I love to talk about it. Beer barbecue is the way of life around my house."
After two months at the top, Jason Boland and the Stragglers have been pushed to No. 4 on the Texas music chart by Kevin Fowler's 'That Girl.' You may remember that Fowler held a similar record late this summer with his hit 'Hell Yeah, I Like Beer,' and the Texas star is hopeful that he can run the play again with his latest.
After nearly two months, Jason Boland and the Stragglers are still at No. 1 on the Texas music chart with their single 'Mary Ellen's Greenhouse,' and a few of their Red Dirt peers have had enough. Slowly but surely, Kevin Fowler has inched his way into the second place slot (up from No. 3 just last week), while Kyle Park made a more obvious leap across multiple places, landing in the third spot from No. 8.
Jason Boland and the Stragglers are still No. 1 in Texas and have shown no signs of slipping since reaching the top slot on the Texas music chart over a month ago. However, they'd better hold on tight -- Kevin Fowler's latest single, 'That Girl
Texas country artists are known for being a humble bunch, always supportive of their friends on the scene and willing to go great lengths for their tight-knit community of fans. Camaraderie is wonderful, but now, it's up for the fans to decide who is the leader of the red dirt scene. This week, we introduce Taste of Country's Red Dirt Rumble.
Kevin Fowler's latest music video, 'That Girl,' has made its debut. The video is a colorful look at a happily married couple through three stages of their life -- their teens, mid life and the present -- but throughout time, she always has been and will be "that girl" he fell in love with at 17.
On Friday, September 30, Kevin Fowler headed to Nashville, where he spent the day near the woods and water to film a music video for his new single, 'That Girl.' Fowler and his crew went to a private ranch just outside of town for the video shoot. The video features a couple in love through all stages of life, but she will always be "that girl" he fell in love with years ago.
The lyrics to Kevin Fowler's chart-topping song 'Hell Yeah, I Like Beer' started out as more of a conversation than a structured song trying to be written. Fowler co-wrote the tune along with hit singer-songwriter David Lee Murphy and Shane Minor one afternoon when the Texan was visiting Nashville.
