Austin-born and Nashville-based Bo Staloch brings a direct, unfiltered approach to his music. In high school, he was drawn to the "patience and intentionality" of indie artist Gregory Alan Isakov, along with the experimental edge of Bon Iver, influences that began shaping his own songwriting. Around the same time, Bo joined a student rock band program, picked up the guitar, and started writing songs in earnest. One of those songs, the swaying and beautifully paced "Springtime Red Tulips," introduced him to a fast-growing audience, led to a deal with Capitol Records, and foreshadowed the ruminative and passionate tracks on his debut EP, The Garden. The project offers a distinct and powerful portrait of a new Americana storyteller across six songs, with Bo's inner world unfolding through themes of love, loss, growth, and resilience. Bo has sold-out headline shows in Austin (Antone's), Minneapolis, SLC, Los Angeles, NYC, Boston and more. He has also opened for Zach Bryan, Houndmouth, Ashe, Richy Mitch & The Coal Miners, and more. Bo emphasizes how deeply writing, recording, and performing have contributed to his sense of inner peace. It's a singular blend of tranquility and catharsis that he hopes to pass on to his listeners— who, in many ways, have become an extension of his family. This year Bo feels that he has fully cracked the world that he wants to portray to the world. This upcoming project, 'Too Big, Too Big' was produced by Brad Cook (Bon Iver, Waxahatchee, Hippo Campus, Nathaniel Rateliff and many more) with a wildly collaborative creative process including studio performances by band members from MJ Lenderman, Bon Iver, Hippo Campus, and Twin Peaks. The full project will release by October of 2026, followed up with Bo's biggest headline run yet in the top of 2027!