The Hobo Troubadour is what happens when Appalachian grit, a Telecaster, and poor life decisions all decide to work together.
Raised on stories, hard work, and the kind of music that doesn’t lie to you, he plays outlaw country the way it was meant to be—simple, honest, and a little rough around the edges. The songs come from real places: trailer parks, back roads, long nights, and the kind of lessons you only learn the hard way.
Somewhere between a barroom set and a front porch confession, you’ll hear echoes of Waylon, a little Sturgill, and a whole lot of “figuring it out as he goes.”
Once after a show, someone asked if he was actually a cryptid.
He hasn’t really cleared that up.