Kirk House’s brand—Texas Soul—is more than a sound; it’s the story of a life. Born in Southwest Arkansas and now rooted in Texas, Kirk embodies the spirit of both states with “a heart full of love and soul.” His identity is grounded in authenticity, faith, and the magnetic power of human connection.

The foundation of his artistry reaches back to his grandfather, Clarence House. Kirk remembers him as “an awesome man of God and a man’s man”—a guiding presence whose devotion shaped both his faith and his music. The image of Clarence reading his well-worn Bible late at night, coffee-stained pages illuminated by lamplight, continues to inspire Kirk’s values-driven storytelling.

True to his Texas Soul brand, Kirk’s music blends Red Dirt grit, Southern Gospel warmth, Texas Country balladry, and the edge of Southern Rock and Blues. Influenced by artists like Sean McConnell, Marcus King, Randy Houser, and Joey Landreth, his sound is as diverse as it is intentional. For Kirk, this genre-fluid palette is not just artistic variety—it’s a strategic choice, creating space where fans from every background can find a home in his music.

“Music is my bridge and my sledgehammer,” Kirk says. “It brings people together from every walk of life—and it tears down every wall that separates us.” With a voice that commands attention and guitar work that stirs the soul, Kirk keeps audiences leaning in—never knowing what’s coming next, but always wanting more. His music isn’t just something to hear; it’s something to feel, to hold on to.

Kirk House and his band do more than just play songs—they take audiences on a journey they won’t forget.

This year, Kirk has carried his message to stages including The MusicFest at Steamboat, Saints Weekend in the Sawtooths, and more, with an upcoming appearance at the Sun Valley Music Festival in Idaho this September. A proud member of the Texas Country Music Association, he dreams of one day stepping onto the legendary stage of the Grand Ole Opry.

Kirk is making waves with his debut radio single, "Pour Me," which climbed to #61 on the Texas Regional Radio Chart and is now streaming on all major platforms. While working on his first full-length studio album, he continues to captivate live audiences with his heartfelt performances and raw, soulful energy.