Brad Houser Tickets

Brad Houser was a pivotal figure in the American alternative and indie scenes, known for co-founding Edie Brickell & New Bohemians in Dallas and Critters Buggin in Seattle. His versatile bass playing and saxophone work left a lasting imprint on the Dallas, Austin, and Deep Ellum music communities. Houser contributed to Edie Brickell & New Bohemians albums including Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars (1988) and Ghost of a Dog (1990), helping define the sound that brought alternative rock into the mainstream. He also played with the Dead Kenny Gs and collaborated across the Austin and Deep Ellum scenes, shaping a generation of artists with his adventurous approach to groove and melody.

Brad Houser’s career remained active through collaborations and live performances, with a legacy honored by tributes after his passing on July 24, 2023. This page highlights his biography, discography highlights, and a summary of notable tributes and projects that continue to inspire musicians and fans alike. Here you’ll find verified information about his projects, connections, and the impact he made on the broader Texas and Pacific Northwest music landscapes.

Brad Houser’s influence spans multiple scenes—from the early Dallas roots to Seattle’s experimental circles and the broader Texas music community. While 2025 tour plans are not listed due to his passing, fans can explore archival performances, memorials, and ongoing tributes that celebrate his contributions to Edie Brickell & New Bohems (including the iconic Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars and Ghost of a Dog) and his work with Critters Buggin, the Dead Kenny Gs, and collaborators across Austin and Deep Ellum. Stay connected for remembrances, archival releases, and opportunities to celebrate his musical legacy.

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