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Buckaroo
Buckaroo formed in Atlanta in the early 2010s, with Caroline Rose on vocals and guitar. Their sound pulled from rock and pop, but didn't settle neatly into...
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Buckaroo formed in Atlanta in the early 2010s, with Caroline Rose on vocals and guitar. Their sound pulled from rock and pop, but didn't settle neatly into either category. They put out a debut album called 'I'm Listening' in 2014.
That same year, the single 'Grounded' got them wider attention. The song had a direct, emotional pull that connected with people. It became their most recognizable track.
After that, they kept making albums, including 'Superstar' in 2016 and 'Loner' in 2018. Rose has also been known to speak publicly about social issues like LGBTQ+ rights. The band's lineup included Matt McCaughan on drums.
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