Bobbo Byrnes

”The last time a Bobbo Byrnes album came my way I said I couldn't understand why he wasn't better known. Still can't. A lower key acoustic outing this time, but still great tunes in a country folk style, somewhere between Whiskeytown and Jason Isbell. 'Sea Green Number 5' is a masterclass in songwriting.” ~ Rock'N'Reel Magazine

Bobbo Byrnes spent the end of 2025 editing his book 'Too Many Miles : On The Road With An Unofficial Rock & Roll Goodwill Ambassador' as well as fine tuning the companion CD "Too Many Miles" and while waiting for those to get manufactured, recorded the follow up to 2025’s ambient "Music For Train Stations" album.

After moving from Boston to Southern California, he founded one of Orange County’s leading americana rock bands, The Fallen Stars. He tours mostly solo now, playing festivals to house concerts, blending rock and roll energy, country flavored instrumentation and folk inspired storytelling. Bobbo read too much Kerouac as a youth and though he no longer hitchhikes he is still a vagabond at heart, seeking to continue on his path, singing and strumming, learning and sharing stories, connecting with people and leaving a wake of happiness behind him.

Bobbo has organized benefit shows for: Women’s Transitional Living Center, Trans Empowerment Project, Stacey Abrams/Fair Fight, BEAM LA, Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, Harbor Homes, LA/OC Food Banks, Quilts for Empowerment (Obstetric Fistula in Kenya) and Equality Now. He’s also recorded the “Good Trouble” EP of music inspired by, and continues to donate all proceeds to, the John and Lillian Miles Lewis Foundation.