Elliott Booe, Americana/alt-country artist, announces the release of “Pilgrim Chapter 34,” a heartfelt tribute to his late father and marks the beginning of a profoundly personal father/son-themed project available on December 17, 2025.
Booe delivers powerful vocals, honest lyricism, and old-soul storytelling that reflect both his Clay City, Indiana, roots and his modern Nashville climb. A former Indiana State University basketball standout turned full-time musician, Elliott brings the same grit, discipline, and heart from the hardwood to every stage he steps on and every song he writes.
Pre-save“Pilgrim Chapter 34” HERE.
“My Father embodied so much of what living is. Loving, learning, and always working. A father, fighter and friend. This song sums up what can't be expressed fully. The recognition of and gratitude for a real man,” shared Elliott Booe.
Max Woolery and Elliott Booe produced the new project which features an accomplished lineup of musicians, including Brad Bennett, Joe Birmingham, Jon Jimmerson, Max Woolery, Oliver Pigott, and Elliott Booe.
To celebrate the release, the public is invited to a celebration party at The Vinyl Lounge Nashville on December 17 at 7:30 PM, featuring performances by Isabella Brown, Griffin Dunn, The Impromptus, and additional surprise guests. Tickets available here.
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About Elliott Booe:
Elliott Booe is a Midwest-born, Nashville-based Americana/alt-country artist whose powerful vocals, honest lyricism, and old-soul storytelling reflect both his Clay City, Indiana roots and his modern Nashville climb. A former Indiana State University basketball standout turned full-time musician, Elliott brings the same grit, discipline, and heart from the hardwood to every stage and every song he writes.
Now three years into his Nashville journey, Elliott has become known for writing with intention and championing community. He actively supports the city’s songwriting culture by hosting a weekly original music show every Thursday in Nashville, providing a home for rising writers and artists to express themselves authentically. His songwriter cuts include “Grab Your Boots” (Chris Garner) and “Pink Cadillac” (Anna Wescoat), and his debut album First Off—released in the spring of 2025—earned two nominations for Song of the Year at the 2025 Josie Music Awards. In 2025, Elliott and The Impromptus took home the Josie Award for Country Song of the Year with “Song on the Radio.”
Touring nationwide with his core group, The Impromptus, Elliott leads a band of artists, musicians, and writers capable of performing everything from intimate acoustic trios to full 8-piece electric shows. The Impromptus frequently feature co-lead cameos from artists such as Anna Wescoat, Griffin Dunn, Isabella Brown, Kaylin Kole, Oliver Pigott, and others—reflecting the collaborative spirit at the heart of Elliott’s music.
In 2025, Elliott and The Impromptus brought their high-energy, harmony-rich sound to major stages, including opening slots for Alabama, Dustin Lynch, and Brantley Gilbert, along with a full-band performance at TMMR at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch. The year also included a full-band appearance and return performance at the Muscle Shoals Songwriter Festival, where Elliott Booe & The Impromptus went on to record a live album at historic FAME Studios, slated for release in 2026.
With the early success of First Off, Elliott plans to send several songs to radio in the near future. His upcoming single, “Pilgrim Ch. 34,” is a heartfelt tribute to his late father and marks the beginning of a deeply personal father/son-themed project.
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