Annie Bosko

Annie Bosko is a country music singer and songwriter known for her blend of traditional and modern country sounds, powerful vocals, and heartfelt storytelling. Raised in California’s Central Valley as the middle child of a farming family, Bosko grew up with country music woven into her upbringing, listening to legends like Patsy Cline, George Strait, and Shania Twain, which deeply influenced her musical style.

Bosko’s musical journey began early—she sang on "The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea" soundtrack at age 14 and later moved to Nashville to pursue her career in earnest. Before breaking through as a solo artist, she wrote songs for other notable musicians, recorded jingles and demos, and toured as an opening act for big names in country music. Her single “Crooked Halo,” released in 2014, earned widespread recognition on satellite radio and CMT, laying the foundation for a growing fanbase.

In 2024, Bosko released her self‑titled EP through Stone Country Records, featuring radio favorites that showcased her deep roots in neo‑traditional country music. That same year, she made her debut at the Grand Ole Opry and appeared at major country festivals such as Stagecoach and CMA Fest.

Her debut full‑length album, California Cowgirl, arrived on October 3, 2025, featuring collaborations with country icons like Dwight Yoakam, Joe Nichols, and Darius Rucker, as well as a cover of Kris Kristofferson’s classic “Help Me Make It Through the Night.” Alongside her recorded work, Bosko has performed the national anthem at high‑profile sporting events and continues to headline festivals and tour.