Bo Walton

Bo Walton is a musician born on October 4, 1972, in the village of Marden, Herefordshire, UK. Growing up, he was heavily influenced by early rock 'n' roll legends such as Elvis, Eddie Cochran, and Buddy Holly, which shaped his musical style. At the age of 14, Bo formed his first band, performing pop-rock covers with occasional nods to his rock 'n' roll heroes. He began writing his own songs and eventually collaborated with notable figures like John David, ex-Rockpile bassist, and even worked with legendary guitarists Micky Gee and Mark Knopfler. Bo's music reflects his deep roots in rock 'n' roll and rhythm and blues, showcasing his passion for these genres.

Bo Walton's career has involved collaborations with other prominent artists, including Nik Kershaw, Chris Difford, Mark Nevin, and Christopher Neil. His music often blends the classic styles he grew up with, creating a unique sound that honors his influences while staying contemporary. Despite being too young to experience the original rock 'n' roll era firsthand, Bo's dedication to the genre is evident in his work. His recent releases reflect a continued exploration of his musical roots, blending nostalgia with modern flair.

Genres

Rockabilly

Latest Release

Back In the Real World: 3-Track EP

Bo Walton

Single - Released February 14, 2020