BOOKING

Home

When Roots run deep, the only way out is to

Bloom where you are

Latest Album :

GROWING PAINS (2022)

“It creates just the kind of space that someone would want to travel to if they had to go and figure out life’s intricacies.”  Donnie Courville

Courtney hale Revia

A Southeast Texas born and raised artist who finds balance between work and play. Her debut album, “Simple Things”, was released November 2015, her second album, “Tattered”, was released November 2018, with her current work, “Growing Pains” which was released digitally June 3, 2022, and physically released at her venue 7 Oaks on March 4, 2022. It is a true representation of her growth as a songwriter and woman, containing songs that touch on topics ranging from suicide/grief to rainbows and hope.

The “Growing Pains” album is a culmination of her life as a mother, teacher, wife, daughter and now a music promoter. The title track of her third album was a song that due to time and money didn’t make her 2018 album and it has since unintentionally became the self derived theme of her current work.

Read more

UPCOMING SHOWS

Rustic Bird

The story of Rustic Bird is a journey through both tragedy and the process of grief, intertwined inextricably with an ever-present calling to my bluegrass roots. I’m almost certain it comes from the voice of a Kentucky bluebird, singing out in bittersweet tones – more than just an intriguing band name, it’s become a powerful symbol of all the facets of life, death, remembrance, and hope for what lies ahead.

Read more

Growing
Pains

Courtney Hale-Revia

One Way Out

04:02

Growing Pains

04:15

Lavender Cowgirl

03:34

They've Poisoned The Well

04:53

Cutting Lines

03:39

Blood And Water

03:45

Who Are You

05:08

Lochness

04:11

Coffee Beans (The Logon Cafe Song)

03:05

Rainbows At Night

05:13

The Sheep Who Sleep With Coyotes

03:50

other projects

Album/Music reviews

Americana Highways
Read More
“This album is thoughtful and will catch your attention, ask you to slow down and consider life in this moment. Musically it’s charming Americana. Lyrically, the autobiographical elements of Growing Painscould be the personal experience of many of us. In addition to blooming where she is, it’s also notable that Courtney Hale-Revia has founded the 7 Oaks Event Garden — a listening room in Southeast Texas.
Rock Doctor
Read More
“Though many of her themes are serious and personal she isn’t afraid to have fun. Overall the sound of the album is ‘western’, with warm and spacious sonics that give a friendly vibe. The most arresting in this tasty bunch is Bloom Where You Are, which was written by her father in 1989- she lost him to Covid last year. The message is summed up by the line when roots run deep/ the only way out is to bloom where you are. You have to admit that’s pretty solid advice.”
Donnie Courville
Read More
“It creates just the kind of space that someone would want to travel to if they had to go and figure out life’s intricacies.”
Rock Doctor
Read More
“The message is summed up by the line when roots run deep/ the only way out is to bloom where you are. You have to admit that’s pretty solid advice.”
Oasis Entertainment Blog
Read More
“This is her third album of original material showcases a true representation of her growth as a songwriter and woman, containing songs that touch on topics ranging from suicide/grief to rainbows and hope. This twelve track album features such amazing tracks with a mixture of country and bluegrass as the title track Growing Pains, Lavender Cowgirl, Blood And Water, Coffee Beans (The Logon Café Song), Rainbows At Night and so much more. This amazing artist provides us with a brilliant performance with an impressive voice and musicianship, great songwriting talent and superb recording. This is an album that should do well on Country radio.”
Rock Doctor
Read More
“Courtney is unapologetically a confessional songwriter, giving her songs uncommon amounts of depth and truth. Her sound is primarily a blend of folk, bluegrass, Americana and country with some twang. Listening closely to her lyrics offers a superb payoff.”
Chris Spector
Read More
“If only every middle aged (or there about) woman that thinks she's had a revelation about life she needs to share with the world would listen to this coming of age set by one who was once full of piss and vinegar before finding out life had other plans---the world would be a better place. The best personal/confessional singer songwriter stuff since before Laurel Canyon became a cliché and a parody, this Texas gal is to too good to be true. Genre fans can come proudly back into the tent as this set proudly leads the way… “
Album Decides Bob Silvestri
Read More
“An introspective and confessional lyricist Hale-Revia surrounds the words with roots and country melodies and her clear pleasing voice”
Previous
Next

Music Videos

Play Video

One Way OUt - official music video

Courtney Hale Revia – 2022

Play Video

rainbows at night

2022

Play Video

Dollface

2018

Play Video

Cambodia

2016

watch more
Don’t be afraid to share who you are with those around you. Our experiences and trials/joys plant seeds of wisdom and hope in those we cross paths with. Be you. Be beautiful. Be-lieve you can and do make a difference.

– Courtney Hale Revia

Blog

Life as an artist before, during and after kids.

Bloom Where Planted

Courtney Revia February 6, 2019

Daily I sit here at the island and stare out this kitchen window at this tree. I daydream. Make list of todos. Eat my meal etc. Almost

Read More »

Dandelions

Courtney Revia January 28, 2018

I saw these next to each other at the park today and it got me thinking. (Shocker. I know)  I wondered if the yellow flower

Read More »

There’s No Place Like Home

Courtney Revia January 26, 2017

 A rice field on the outskirts of Beaumont, Texas, developed for the ever-growing suburban-meets- country living, is where I was planted. My father a Beaumont

Read More »

COURTNEY HALE REVIA MUSIC