Paige Lewis

The way Paige Lewis sees it, her whole career has been a series of twists and turns leading her to this very moment: on the brink of releasing her debut Texas Country album. Paige and her band have recently played to packed rooms at The Mucky Duck, Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe, and Greek Bros Oyster Bar. Upcoming performances include an envied spot at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Beer Garden. The first single from Paige’s upcoming album, “A Pretty Good Time”, was scheduled for online release on February 24, 2023, and release to Texas Country Radio on February 28, 2023. David Gilligan of David Gilligan Promotions will be promoting it to CDX TRACtion Texas, Texas Regional Radio Report, and the Texas Country Music Chart.

Paige partnered with Edgewater Music Group in Sugar Land, Texas, to raise over $25,000 in an overwhelmingly successful crowdfunding campaign for the record. She hit the studio in the summer of 2022 with her full band and recorded an album that is well worth the support it gained. With references to the Houston Astros, floating the Guadalupe River, drinking down on 6th Street in Austin, and even Buc-ee’s and Whataburger, this album hits all the sweet spots that only a native Texan songwriter could hit.

Raised in Katy, Texas, Paige was signed to Warner Chappell Publishing and Word Records while in high school, and away to Nashville she went. A career that began in Christian pop/rock music has since seen four studio album releases and led to performances at The Ryman, Universal Studios, Reliant Arena, and many more. Paige has received an ASCAP songwriting award, landed her songs in the Ridley Scott film “Matchstick Men”, and shared the stage with K.T. Tunstall, Zach Brown Band, Katy Perry, and many more. She has appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and been featured in an Uber commercial.

A recent move back home to Houston, Texas, from Los Angeles led Paige to finally come home to her country music roots, once and for all. Inspired on a weekend trip to Fredericksburg with friends, she came home and wrote a couple of twangy, lighthearted tunes that really lit a fire in Lewis. “With the ups and downs of the music business being what they are, it had been a long time since I’d had fun writing music,” says Lewis. “And when I sat down to write this album, I was having fun with music again for the first time in a very long time.”

If Paige Lewis has learned anything over the course of her career, it’s that it’s not always the fastest way home that’s best. But now that she’s here, home’s right where Paige aims to stay.