Raised in small-town Haleyville, Alabama, Reid Haughton is a southern rock/Americana artist and in-demand songwriter whose gritty, Red Dirt-leaning sound is quickly gaining traction in Nashville and beyond. After cutting his teeth playing packed college bars across the Southeast while attending Auburn University, Haughton made the move to Nashville in 2021, signing with River House Artists and stepping fully into his stride as both an artist and writer.

Blending southern rock energy with classic country storytelling, Haughton has built a reputation onstage alongside acts like Whiskey Myers, Red Clay Strays, Drake White, 49 Winchester, Hudson Westbrook, and Jon Pardi.

Behind the scenes, his momentum is equally undeniable. Haughton has landed cuts with Hudson Westbrook, Jake Owen, Gavin Adcock, Kasey Tyndall, and Claire Ernst, and played a key role in Westbrook’s breakout album Texas Forever, contributing multiple songs including the viral hit and #1 Texas Radio Single, “Weatherman.” The project has further positioned him as one of the most promising young writers in the country/Americana space.