Hailing from the Carolinas, the Nashville resident, singer/songwriter, Randall Fowler is sure to be easy listening with his jazzy, soulful spin on Country Music. Randall moved to Nashville two years ago and has since signed a publishing deal with Reviver Publishing, has played art the BlueBird Cafe three times , become a Whiskey Jam regular and played  the Listening Room Cafe.

 In just 2 years, Fowler has been a co-writer on more than 300 songs. Randall secured his first major label cut from Austin Snell, “I’ve Been Drinking” this past September. Randall has been hard at work focusing on his writing since arriving in Nashville.

Fowler has been playing music professionally for 17 years. Gaining his influences from Randy Travis, Vince Gill, Travis Tritt, Brian McKnight, Maroon Five and Foo Fighters. Which gives him  a very eclectic sound. The front man of a cover band for 11 years, Fowler taught himself how to play guitar on his journey. Playing for nearly 10,000 people at festivals across the southeast. Largest crowd being Savannah, GA St. paddy’s day festival. Along with being able to open up and be support for many major artists such as Tracey Lawrence, Chris Lane, Priscilla Block, Muscadine Bloodline, Matt Stell, The Davisson Brothers and Scotty McCreery. 

In 2020 Randall was named “Best Male Vocalist” by the Charleston City Paper in his hometown in South Carolina. He will be sure to entice you whether he’s singing smooth southern rock, R&B or any of the classic country tunes we all know and love.