Beau Jennings is a singer-songwriter and filmmaker with deep roots in Oklahoma, which greatly influence his Americana and indie rock musical style. Before venturing into a solo career, Jennings fronted the band Cheyenne, which earned a modest following in the indie scene. His blend of heartfelt narratives and a grassroots sound invites listeners into a world woven with personal stories and the broad landscapes of his home state. In his solo endeavors, Jennings has delved even deeper into his personal history and the wider Americana tradition.

One of Jennings' most ambitious projects to date has been "The Verdigris: In Search of Will Rogers," where he retraced the life of the legendary entertainer and fellow Oklahoman Will Rogers, ultimately forming the basis of an album and a documentary. His music, as showcased in releases like "Son of Thunderbird" and "The Christmas Light," speaks of a journeyman musician's quest to capture the nuances of everyday life and the echoes of the past through his songs. The intimacy of his work is further exemplified in acoustic renditions of tracks like "Gettin's Good" and "Static Automatic," which strip down the production to shine a spotlight on his evocative storytelling and melodicism. With a discography that's as thoughtful as it is expansive, Beau Jennings continues to charm audiences with his authentic approach to songcraft and his dedication to narrative.