The loneliness lingering in the beauty of a juno filtered sunset. The tranquility of nightbreak, the scent of fertilizer hanging over endless fields of wheat. The sound and the soul of Roscoe Parker Band is rooted in those acres of golden stillness and isolation.

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Deep down in the Swedish South, frontman Rickard Beurling's obsession with songwriting rendered him an outsider in the fertile but musically barren lands. Less interested in car racing and sports but devoted to guitar string theory and bootleg liquor, Rickard began building his legacy in song. Inspired by the classic and contemporary country music greats, The Roscoe Parker Band concocts their eclectic blend of country ballads, americana and party tonk. 

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Headed North and based in the less still City of Stockholm, Beurling carries country memories in his marketing briefcase. Recollections of his steel mill days, stories told by eloquent turning of phrase. Navigating through the sailor colored collars, stranded in the borderlands between the white and the blue. Still drinking his beer from a can, looking down the bar, looking for life. 

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Life can be lonely but we're never alone. We share trauma, we share love. We share struggles and we share blood. Challenges are universal and The Roscoe Parker Band stands by your side. The band's a seasoned squad and they garnered attention on CMT after being discovered by Brad Paisley. Their dynamic debut album You Might Get Lost, You Might Get Hurt amasses airplay and credits on both sides of the Atlantic. Crossing borders and playing to connect, The Roscoe Parker Band bridges the canyon between me and you.