Bo Bice entered the musical arena with his epic run on American Idol and ranked as runner-up to Carrie Underwood in 2005. As a rising star Bo received many musical awards throughout his 25-year career and eventually was inducted to the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. Distinguished for his performance for US service members at home and abroad, Bo was recognized by President George W. Bush at the White House in 2009. Making his mark in pop culture with three Gold Albums, Bo was also featured in numerous commercials including Moe's Southwest Grill and Ford Motor Company, co-hosted the Larry King Show and Regis & Kelley Shows, and appeared on The Today Show, The Tonight Show, John Stewart Show, Jimmy Kimmel Show, The Ellen Show, and American Chopper.

While Bo has traveled nationally and internationally, circled the globe several times, booked entertainment venues in Australia, Indonesia, Europe, Hawaii, Mexico, and Canada, and performed with the legendary Rock/Jazz/Horn Group, Blood, Sweat and Tears, he has also taken his career to a deeper level and partnered with and supported philanthropic groups including "Feed the Children", NASCAR, MusiCares, and the Helena Miracle League.

In 2006 Bo recorded the Chambers Brothers hit song, "Time Has Come Today." In celebration of the 100th birthday of the Here & Now Edition of the Monopoly Board Game created by Parker Brothers. Bo also recorded the title track and music video for the Will Farrell movie "Blades of Glory" in 2007. Bo has also made developed his talent as an artist and photographer and his artistic works will be showcased at the "200 Years of Art" State of Alabama Bi-Centennial Event in November 2019. He is also currently producing the soundtrack and appearing in the upcoming film "Invisible" by Studio South Productions.




Bo is also a devoted husband and father of four children and has earned a highly-respected place in the local and worldwide community.