Singer-songwriter Bob Livingston is a country-rock troubadour who captivates audiences worldwide. As a founding member of Austin’s Lost Gonzo Band, he toured and recorded with legends like Jerry Jeff Walker, Michael Martin Murphey, and Ray Wylie Hubbard. Notably, Livingston's musical footprint can be found on three seminal albums in Texas music lore: Murphey’s “Geronimo’s Cadillac” and "Cosmic Cowboy" and Jerry Jeff's "Viva Terlingua.” His talents added raw depth and resonant vocals, as well as a dynamic rhythm section, to these iconic works. Livingston's discography includes six acclaimed solo albums, with "Gypsy Alibi" winning the Texas Music Awards' Album of the Year. Renowned for his captivating storytelling, Livingston doesn't just perform songs—he crafts narratives that take audiences on exhilarating, often humorous journeys through his musical repertoire. In Livingston's world, the story is as significant as the melody, creating a rich and immersive experience for listeners. Beyond the spotlight, Livingston served as a US State Department cultural ambassador, sharing his artistry in over 25 countries and inspiring musicians through workshops and lectures. He is a member of the Texas Music Legends Hall of Fame and the West Texas Walk of Fame.