Kirk House

About the Artist

Kirk House is a Fort Worth, Texas-based Americana artist whose signature “Texas Soul” sound blends Red Dirt grit, Southern Gospel warmth, Texas Country balladry, and the edge of Southern Rock and Blues. Born in Southwest Arkansas and shaped by deep faith and family roots, Kirk’s music is grounded in authenticity, connection, and values-driven storytelling inspired by his grandfather, Clarence House.

Influenced by artists such as Sean McConnell, Marcus King, Randy Houser, and Joey Landreth, Kirk takes a genre-fluid approach to creating music where listeners from every background can feel at home. His songs are deeply personal yet universally relatable, weaving together themes of resilience, love, redemption, faith, and perseverance.

For Kirk, music is more than melody and lyric. It is connection. “Music is my bridge and my sledgehammer,” he says. “It brings people together from every walk of life, and it tears down every wall that separates us.”

Whether performing an intimate acoustic set or leading his full band, Kirk delivers high-energy, soul-stirring performances that give audiences space to reflect, heal, celebrate, and connect. His debut radio single, “Pour Me,” reached No. 61 on the Texas Regional Radio Chart, and he is currently working on his first full-length studio album.

At the core of Kirk’s artistry is hope. Inspired by Matthew 5, he believes in using his gifts not to shine for himself, but to reflect something greater. Whether in a concert hall, at a festival, or in a small-town gathering, Kirk House creates music that brings people together through songs that matter.