I Love Me Some You
Sample excerpt for album I Love Me Some You.
Read MoreLive from Deep Ellum (Part 1) – Single
Sample excerpt for album Live from Deep Ellum (Part 1) – Single.
Read MoreWalk Away Slow – Single
Sample excerpt for album Walk Away Slow – Single.
Read MoreLive From Deep Ellum (Part 2) – EP
Sample excerpt for album Live From Deep Ellum (Part 2) – EP.
Read MoreFeels Like Summer
Sample excerpt for album Feels Like Summer.
Read MoreI Love Me Some You – Live from Deep Ellum
Sample excerpt for I Love Me Some You – Live from Deep Ellum.
Read MoreWalk Away Slow (Live)
Sample excerpt for Walk Away Slow (Live).
Read MoreWhat Do You Say?
Sample excerpt for What Do You Say?.
Read MoreI Love Me Some You
Sample excerpt for I Love Me Some You.
Read MoreWalk Away Slow
Sample excerpt for Walk Away Slow.
Read MoreAustin English
For well over a decade, Austin English has been on a journey towards stardom, showcasing his talent on numerous prominent stages across the Texas Midwest and Mountain West. Standing tall at 6’6”, this Texas-native is hard to miss, delivering electrifying performances that have captivated audiences at events like the Highway 30 Music Festival, Texas Hall of Fame, White Elephant Saloon in the Ft. Worth Stockyard, Rodeo Austin, and Gruene Hall. His impressive resume includes opening for renowned national artists such as the Charlie Daniels Band, Granger Smith, Daryle Singletary, Tracy Byrd, Reckless Kelly, Gary Allan, Cody Johnson, Will Hoge, and Radney Foster, earning him a massive following of dedicated fans who are drawn to his powerful vocals and authentic, engaging songs.
Austin English’s music reflects his roots in the rural Blackland-Prairie town of Elgin, embodying the rich tapestry of Texas landscapes that have influenced his sound. Initially performing with The Crop Dusters in his teenage years, English later focused on honing his songwriting craft, taking inspiration from local institutions like the historic Coupland Inn & Dancehall and the vibrant Austin music scene. These iconic venues served as a breeding ground for talent, shaping English’s musical direction and exposing him to the diverse sounds of outlaws and balladeers who have left an indelible mark on Texas music history.