Kevin Fowler

'Whiskey and I' on Kevin Fowler's new album 'How Country Are Ya?' pretty much wrote itself, and it all started when the singer realized that whiskey plus Fowler isn't the best combination. He shares the story in this exclusive video, and fans can listen to the track below.

Sometimes, when inspirations strikes, you have to stop whatever you're doing and write. That's what Kevin Fowler did with 'Beer Me' from 'How Country Are Ya?' and in this video exclusive, he shares the funny story of what he was wearing when the song was written. Hint: it wasn't much!

'The Girls I Go With' from Kevin Fowler's forthcoming record 'How Country Are Ya?' is a based off the saying 'that's good enough for the girls I go with,' and in this video exclusive, Fowler shares a warning about the song with fans -- and it'll only heighten your desire to hear it.

Kevin Fowler's 'If I Could Make a Livin' Drinkin'' isn't just any old song on the record. In fact, in this video exclusive to ToC, the Texas singer describes it as the Kevin Fowler song on 'How Country Are Ya?' And it isn't just because he claims it's autobiographical. Fans can find out why this track is so important and listen to the funny song in its entirety.

Kevin Fowler's 'The Weekend' is one of 15 tracks on 'How Country Are Ya?' and while it is more rockin' than 'Before Somebody Gets Hurt,' this new track follows the same common theme as every other song on the record. The singer shares what ties all of his tracks together -- and it isn't necessarily something you'll hear while listening to the album.

'Before Somebody Gets Hurt' was actually written for Kevin Fowler's previous album, 'Chippin' Away,' but it didn't make the cut. That didn't mean it was erased from the Texas-based singer's memory. In fact, he loved it so much, he breathed a little new life into the track and put it on his upcoming album, 'How Country Are Ya?'

Most love song videos may have you envisioning stargazing, romantic kisses and candlelight dinners, but Kevin Fowler's 'Love Song' music video is anything but typical.

This week the Redneck Messiah, Kevin Fowler, hopes to side step Jason Boland, Reckless Kelly, and Wade Bowen and score the top spot. Can he do it? Let’s find out.

This week Wade Bowen looks to hold on to the No.1 spot for a fourth consecutive week. But to do it he'll have to hold off Jason Boland, Reckless Kelly, and Kevin Fowler -- that's gonna be tough. Who lands the top spot? Let’s find out.

This week Wade Bowen looks to hold on to the No.1 spot for a second consecutive week. But to do it he'll have to hold off huge pushes from the likes of Kyle Park, Reckless Kelly, and Kevin Fowler. Who lands the top spot? Let’s find out.

If you're a young band looking to sustain a long, successful career in music -- look no further than the Kevin Fowler business model. Fowler's made it a point to release music he loves, and music his fans love.

Well howdy, howdy, howdy! Kevin Fowler has been named NRA Country's Artist of the Month for October -- leading right up to the release of his new album "How Country Are Ya?" out Nov. 12.