Stoney LaRue

Stoney LaRue is an American singer-songwriter and a leading figure in the Texas and Red Dirt country music scene, known for his gritty vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and energetic live performances. Born on April 18, 1984, in Taft, Texas, and raised in Oklahoma, LaRue blends Texas country roots with a rock-infused edge that resonates strongly with fans.

He rose to prominence in the mid-2000s with albums like Downtown and Velvet, featuring fan favorites such as “Feet Don’t Touch the Ground,” “Oklahoma Breakdown,” “One Chord Song,” and “Empty Glass.” His music often explores themes of love, loss, hard living, and redemption, delivered with raw emotion and authenticity.

Known for his powerful stage presence and relentless touring schedule, LaRue has built a fiercely loyal fanbase across Texas, Oklahoma, and beyond. His live shows are celebrated for their intensity and connection, making him a staple at festivals and honky-tonks alike.

With a career defined by passion and perseverance, Stoney LaRue remains a driving force in Red Dirt and Texas country — an artist whose music reflects the grit, heart, and spirit of the scene he helped shape.