River House Artists / Warner Records Nashville’s Georgia-born country riser Austin Snell returns today with vulnerable confession, “Have It All” – listen HERE.
Penned by Snell with Larry Fleet, and Jake Mitchell, and produced by Logan Maggio “Have It All” is a simple, stripped back promise. Snell’s simply-written romance is a reminder that love doesn’t need to be tied up in grand gestures – it’s quiet sacrifice, heartfelt details, and unpraised moments of consistency.
Snell’s rich, Southern baritone emphasizes and contrasts the song’s modern production and melodic simplicity, pledging earnestly:
Callused hands
Wore out feet
But when I can’t stand
You can have my seat
Take my heart
Like you take my breath
Yeah, I don’t have much
But you can have what’s left
Yeah, I’ll be there every time that you call me
And baby, if it’s heavy, put it on me
I know it ain’t much at all
But baby, you can have it all
I can’t put the biggest diamond on a gold ring
All that I can give you is my last name
I know it ain’t much at all
But baby, you can have it all
“‘Have It All’ has been a song I’ve had in the vault for a little while now, ” Snell shares. “I think the story paints a picture of what love means at its core. And to me, love at its core means giving another person everything you have even if you don’t have much to give. That’s why I think you see so many grandparents married for 60+ years. I think people took a commitment more seriously back then. And that’s the love I look for.”
Listen to “Have It All” HERE and watch the song’s official visualizer, directed by Emma Kate Golden and shot in Nashville, TN, HERE.
Last week, Snell returned to his roots with a cover of Southern rock classic “Simple Man” (Lynyrd Skynyrd) on labelmate Gavin Adcock’s star-studded tribute album, Country Never Dies, alongside fellow upstarts Hudson Westbrook, Jake Worthington, Ashley Cooke, Braxton Keith, Lanie Gardner, Vincent Mason, and more. Listen HERE.
Launching his headline Home Sweet Hell Tour April 10 in Las Vegas, NV, Snell’s upcoming 10-date run will showcase “the rising country artist who bleeds authenticity” (RFD-TV) and his electric, boundary-pushing sound on stages across America’s West. Buy tickets HERE.
Home Sweet Hell Tour Routing
4/10: Las Vegas, NV – Stoney’s Rockin’ Country
4/11: Anaheim, CA – House of Blues
4/12: Florence, AZ – Country Thunder Arizona
4/16: Paso Robles, CA – Cal Coast Beer*
4/17: Clovis, CA – Two Ravens Brewery*
4/18: Oakdale, CA – Dying Breed Brewing*
4/21: Salt Lake City, UT – Soundwell*
4/23: Grand Junction, CO – Warehouse 25 Sixty-Five*
4/24: Denver, CO – Grizzly Rose
4/25: Colorado Springs, CO – The Whiskey Rose
Supported by Luke Borchelt *
ABOUT AUSTIN SNELL
Armed with a pen like a nerve ending and the warm metallic buzz of a rip-saw vocal, River House Artists / Warner Records Nashville’s Austin Snell is a rising country renegade whose work presents anguish and ecstasy in harrowing high definition. A 28-year-old, Georgia-born veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Snell’s musical education was formed on a bedrock of artists ranging from Nickelback to Three Doors Down, Alan Jackson to Keith Whitley. Weaving country, rock, and hip-hop influences into an addictive catalog of his own originals, the emerging hitmaker boasts nearly half a billion global career streams and an exponentially growing fanbase, a series of skyrocketing digital hits and a debut album to his credit.
Cutting through the noise with a series of deeply personal, self-penned songs that caught fire online during the COVID-19 pandemic, Snell’s signature features heavily distorted guitars, thundering drums, x-ray like transparency in his songcraft and a wounded vocal at the end of its rope. Dropping his full-length album debut Still Bleeding in 2024 and most-recent EP Home Sweet Hell, Snell unveiled sets of songs filled with inner conflict amidst a cycle of blackouts, breakdowns, and redemption – classic themes wrapped in new school sonics. A SiriusXM Highway Find and the network’s first-ever Artist Accelerator Program selection, Snell has toured with Jason Aldean, Brantley Gilbert, Warren Zeiders, Kolby Cooper, and more, and will headline his own Home Sweet Hell Tour this spring.
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