Music

The album "Brian Walton & the Toad House Band Live!" features their top recordings from the 2010 Colorado tour, where they opened for the Black Crowes, B.B. King, and Robert Cray. It captures live performances in front of sold-out crowds at Fiddler's Green Amphitheater, Red Rocks Amphitheater, and the Toad Tavern.
Can Zombies fall in love? Give them a handful of Brain and find out! Check out this sneak peek of Brian Walton's Zombie Love created for the popular Netflix online game, upcoming television series and full-length feature film.
Celebrating a decade of his iconic 2015 release, Brian Walton’s "What the … (Redux)" is a powerful testament to his enduring blues-rock legacy and artistic evolution. Born from his prolific work on major soundtracks for films and series like "The Mandalorian" and "Wish", this collection revitalizes classic tracks with fresh production techniques and re-imagined arrangements, effectively offering fans a "new" experience of beloved hits. Since its recent debut, the album has already climbed international charts, hitting the top 100 in just a few weeks and proving that Brian Walton’s award-winning guitar prowess and seasoned vocals remain as resonant and chart-topping as ever.
In 1983, Brian Walton and Stewart Harris met while on tour and collaborated to write the song "Strange Sensation." A variation of this composition was later developed by Jill Colucci and Stewart Harris into the hit "No One Else on Earth" for Wynonna Judd. After years of the song's evolution, including Brian's own recordings, he eventually partnered with Joanna Leaton in 2019 to reimagine and release "Strange Sensation" as a successful crossover hit.
Brian Walton’s critically acclaimed 2022 album, 'Merica, is a multifaceted masterpiece by the accomplished Hollywood composer. It features chart-topping singles such as "Cowgirl Thang" and "Fly Higher," heartfelt tributes, guest performances by Joanna Leaton and Christal Wheelock, and light-hearted tracks guaranteed to plant a smile on your face. The album showcases his immense versatility and musical depth. Beyond the music, the 'Merica initiative channels proceeds from every stream and purchase to vital support for veterans and charities. By listening or purchasing on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, or his official website, you directly help families and neighbors in need nationwide.
Experience the undeniable success of Cowgirl Thang, the critically acclaimed gold selling hit by Brian Walton that has captivated audiences worldwide. The special "Let's Skin a Buck!" edition has been digitally remastered for all modern devices.
In My Little Town by Brian Walton is a country-rock track inspired by the scandalous rumors circulating at his favorite watering hole, Bux's Place in Challis, Idaho. Blending traditional instrumentation with high-energy rock elements, the song became a local favorite when the rumors it teased proved true. Bux's Place itself, a historic landmark featuring Old West nostalgia like bullet-marked bartops and a 1930s-era neon sign, adds to the song's authentic, storied atmosphere.
Fly Higher is a heartwarming coming-of-age story told from the father's perspective, following a daughter as she goes on her first date, gets married, and has a daughter of her own. This touching song by Brian Walton has won multiple SGA American Standards Awards...
In a career-defining pivot from the Nashville country scene, artist Brian Walton re-emerged in the mid-2000s as a formidable blues-rock force, drawing on his deep Hollywood production experience—including collaborations with the Grammy-winning Robert Glasper Trio and work on the film The Revenant. His 2015 album What the … stands as a masterful synthesis of this eclectic journey, artfully repurposing his extensive soundtrack and jingle catalog into a blues-infused collection that highlights his award-winning guitar prowess and seasoned vocals. Bolstered by pioneering, patented digitization techniques and a playful creative spirit inspired by his cover band, GeeDub, the record achieved chart-topping success, cementing Walton’s legacy as both a virtuoso performer and an innovative producer.
Born from a spur-of-the-moment soundtrack contribution for a 2009 documentary, Brian Walton’s "What the Hell!" evolved into a breakout blues-rock sensation that defied expectations. Transformed from a 60-second snippet into a chart-topping, gold-selling single, the track draws on real-life relationship struggles, capturing relatable themes that resonated with audiences and awards organizations alike. Today, this unexpected hit stands as a cornerstone of Brian Walton’s catalog, boasting a massive global footprint with placements in hundreds of major television shows and films, including The Mandalorian, Andor, and The Hangover series.
Black Widow is Brian Walton’s second award-winning gold single, earning multiple songwriting awards, including the Grawemeyer Award for Best Composition. Written in 2005, it has since been featured more than 700 times, by everyone from Adidas to Warner Bros, to electrify audiences and energize action scenes.