New album: Resurrected
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Same soul. New wings. Southern rock born in Alabama, tested by fire, and back on its feet with a new record on the way.
Twenty years after the whole country watched him sing "Whipping Post," Bo Bice is still the real thing. The last few years knocked him down. He got back up.
Huntsville-born, church-raised, road-hardened. The runner-up of American Idol's most-watched season, the front man who carried Blood, Sweat & Tears for five years, the voice that sang for troops in Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait and Guantanamo Bay. This is the next chapter, and it's the loudest one yet.
Read the StoryThree things Bo doesn't sing around. He sings from them.
His mother and grandmother were gospel singers. "Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior" isn't a line in a bio for Bo; it's the reason there's a gospel record in his catalog and a hymn in most of his sets.
Multiple USO-style tours to Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait and Guantanamo Bay, honored at the White House for it, and a standing rule that a Bo Bice tour should stop at military bases.
Allman Brothers, Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker: he's shared stages and studios with the music he grew up on. Alabama Music Hall of Fame inductee, with his own day on the state calendar.
"Strike a match and the light of Christ chases the darkness out."Bo Bice, on the song "Chasin' Darkness"




Four studio albums, from the RCA debut The Real Thing (Gold, produced with Clive Davis) to the Southern gospel of New Soul Revival. Duets with Carlos Santana, Joe Diffie and Robin Meade. The title track to Blades of Glory. And in 2024, a bluegrass take on Bob Seger's "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" that proved the voice hasn't lost a thing.
Bo is back in the studio. Members on Patreon hear the demos and sessions first.
Join the membershipLonesome Day Records released Bo's bluegrass rendition of the Bob Seger classic as the debut single from a Seger tribute album, premiered on BanjoRadio.
Bo performed at the opening and closing ceremonies of The World Games 2022 in his home state of Alabama.