Music Minute - Rob Wolf: Banks of the Yellowstone

  Emerging Country Music artist Rob Wolf has announced the release of his new single, “Banks of the Yellowstone.” The new song is available for streaming and download BanksOfTheYellowstone.

“Banks of the Yellowstone” is a deep and personal song for Rob Wolf, a homage to his hometown in Montana, a sleepy town that lies alongside the banks of the Yellowstone River. Living life in a small town, almost everyone becomes friendly with each other. Wolf’s hometown is no different. From the church to the grocery store to the post office, it’s just like the theme song from Cheers; everyone knows his name. After moving to Nashville, lonely and missing everyone and everything back home, he found inspiration for the song. It’s Wolf’s acknowledgment to the people back in Montana and a bit of a pep talk for himself. No matter where he is in life, he will always find his way “back to that little town on the banks of the Yellowstone.”

“I wrote this song when I had first arrived in Nashville, and I was lonely and missing my life back home and the people in it,” explained Rob Wolf. “I wanted to honor my hometown with a song and remind myself that no matter where I was in life, that sleepy town on the banks of the Yellowstone is my home.”

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About Rob Wolf:
Rob Wolf is a rising Nashville artist originally from Livingston, Montana, home of the majestic Paradise Valley. Rob was first bitten by the music bug in school productions and really dug in deep when he found and fell in love with the guitar. Although he always thought he would be a pilot or pursue baseball, Rob’s love of music drove him to pursue a career in Nashville. 
Rob pulled on his roots when he made the move to Nashville. At age 15, Rob began playing at coffee shops and at the Sage Lodge in Paradise Valley, where he served as a dishwasher. His dishwashing days were quickly over, as his part-time playing led to revolving bookings and a Friday night spot at Sage Lodge. Pulling on 90’s country music covers and a love for John Denver, Rob entertained crowds until he left for Nashville.

There is a common saying amongst Montanans: You can take the boy out of Montana, but you can never take Montana out of the boy. Nothing could be truer for Rob. His fondest memories are those on the river’s edge with a fly rod in his hand, his dad down the bank, and John Denver’s voice floating through the air. Like the song, "Home," suggests, Rob left his roots to pursue his dream of being a daily name in the country artist scene. “The outdoors may fuel me, but Music has my soul,” Rob has professed. “Creating and performing good music is my passion and therapy.  I write about ordinary life and do my best to make it entertaining and enjoyable.”