For six years, from 2014 to 2020, Bobby Cool toured relentlessly across the United States and Canada as a fully independent country singer-songwriter, booking his own shows, building a fan base one room at a time, and earning a nomination for Independent Country Album of the Year. He did it all while writing, recording, and raising a young family, proving that a life on the road and a life at home didn't have to be mutually exclusive.

Then 2020 hit, and the stages went dark overnight.

With shows canceled and a family counting on him, Bobby did what working musicians have always done: he figured it out. He turned a side venture he'd started in 2018, renting his van to the same touring artists and crews he'd shared the road with, into his full-time focus. That business became U.S. Rental Vans, which today serves touring artists, churches, and corporate groups from locations in Nashville and Atlanta. The road never really left him. It just looked different for a while.

Now, he's taking the stage again and has new music in the works, bringing everything the last few years have taught him about grit, family, and starting over. The songs come from a songwriter who's lived a little more life, and has a lot more to say.