Gossett schedules new EP for March release

The EP features his recently released single "Bitter Winds," as well as his latest offering "Somewhere Between," which is already out.

Gossett, a 23-year-old Texas native, said, "I wrote 'Somewhere Between' after watching a video about a man who spent his life living on a train. I was struck by his story and his true independence. I wanted to create my own version of his story. The resulting song is a high-energy narrative about a wandering man, running away from his past, traveling state-to-state; each night finding a new home."

"Songs In The Gravel" is the follow-up project to Gossett's 2023 debut EP "No Better Time." Written, recorded, produced, and mixed by Gossett in his bedroom, the EP includes his single "Coal." The song is now Certified Gold in the US, Canada,and Australia.

Gossett recently wrapped his first-ever Australian tour supporting Noah Kahan and also performed his debut headline shows in London and Dublin, Ireland.

He will embark on his headline tour "No Better Time Tour," this spring. The tour will make stops in various cities including Chicago, Washington, D.C., New York, Atlanta and Nashville. This spring, he will also make his first festival appearances at SXSW in Austin, Tortuga Music Festival in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and open for Midland on select dates.

Growing up in Austin, Gossett first picked up a guitar in middle school, teaching himself via YouTube and thanks to tips from his big brother. In between listening to classics from Alan Jackson, George Strait, Journey, the Eagles, Scorpions and Boston with his family, he immersed himself in the records by Turnpike Troubadours, Flatland Cavalry, and Cody Johnson. Throughout his college years at Texas A&M University, he continued playing and singing.

Passionate about Formula 1, Gossett took a job with Circuit of the Americas. In spring 2023, he began experimenting with posting his music online. He shared a rendition of The Lumineers' "Ophelia" and eventually wound up gaining traction with a cover of Flatland Cavalry. He gained more attention with his independent debut single "To Be Free."

Tour dates are:
March 15 // Austin, TX // 2024 SXSW
March 18 // St. Paul, MN // Amsterdam Bar & Hall^ - SOLD OUT
March 19 // Chicago, IL // Chop Shop^ - SOLD OUT
March 22 // Cincinnati, OH // Top Cats^ - SOLD OUT
March 24 // Washington, D.C. // The Atlantis^ - SOLD OUT
March 26-27 // New York, NY // Mercury Lounge^ - SOLD OUT
April4 // Atlanta, GA // Terminal West^ - SOLD OUT
April5 // Athens, GA // 40 Watt
April7 // Ft. Lauderdale, FL // Tortuga Music Festival
April9 // Nashville, TN // Exit/In^ - SOLD OUT
April12 // Lubbock, TX // Cooks Garage~
April13 // El Paso, TX // Cowtown Event Center~
April16 // Houston, TX // Bronze Peacock at House Of Blues^ - SOLD OUT
April17 // Dallas, TX // Cambridge Room at House Of Blues^ - SOLD OUT
April20 // Georgetown, TX // Two Step Inn
April26 // Midland, TX // La Hacienda Event Center~
April27 // Nacogdoches, TX // Banita Creek Hall (Outdoors)~

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