Jesse Raub Jr.

Jesse Raub Jr. — a workingman’s storyteller and a star on the rise — rocks traditional Texas country sounds and merges them with Southern truth. Somewhere between Jon Pardi and Luke Combs, he mixes the rocking ’90s sounds of Hank and Garth to create an entertaining, high-energy show every night. Jesse delivers an event that keeps the crowd on their feet and moving.

“I work for Jesus and play for freedom.” — Jesse Raub Jr.

Yeah, it’s been a long road already.

Jesse has enjoyed the opportunity to share the road and stage with some of Texas’s biggest country stars, including Lee Ann Womack, Cody Johnson, Mark Chesnutt, and many more than he can list.

A blue-collar Texan born in Houston and hailing from Magnolia, Jesse’s country, working-class roots help him capture his love for family, friends, and growing up country with them. As the frontman of his own band, Jesse has spent the last 10 years traveling throughout the great state of Texas. His unique voice and country truth continue to captivate his audiences.

Jesse appeared on Cody Johnson’s critically acclaimed 2011 album A Different Day as a co-writer of the hit “The Way She Loves Me.” In 2014, he scored his first No. 1 on Texas radio as a co-writer of Johnson’s “Dance Her Home.” He earned his first Gold Record as a co-writer of “Dance Her Home.”

He has also had fourteen (14) recordings of his own chart in the top 50 of the Texas Music Chart and the Texas Radio Report: “Blame It on the Music,” “Bad Intentions,” “Good Man Go Wrong,” “Plead the Fifth,” “She Can Forgive,” 2017’s No. 1 “She’ll Put the Hurt on You,” 2018’s No. 1 “Mistakes,” No. 1 “Sittin’ Here,” 2019’s No. 1 “Touch the Water,” 2020 No. 1 singles “Good Times” and “I’d Look Good on You,” 2021’s No. 1 “Things I Shouldn’t Have,” and 2022’s No. 1 “Working Man’s Woman” from the soon-to-be-released studio album Real Simple Country.

Jesse released 2013’s Blame It on the Music, gaining fans and friends in the right places. Sittin’ Here was released in 2016 and delivered four Texas Regional Radio No. 1s, along with the signature song “Touch the Water,” released in January 2019, and two more No. 1s in 2020.

Following the No. 1 singles “Good Times” and “I’d Look Good on You,” penned by country music hitmakers Jesse Raub Jr., Triston Marez, Jake Worthington, and Aaron Copeland, Jesse Raub Jr. released his latest No. 1 singles, “Working Man’s Woman” and “Loving All Night.”