Bea Jones

I was born in Tennessee and raised around horses and wide open land. Music was never the plan, until it became the thing I couldn't ignore. My path carried me from the World Equestrian Center to the Black Hills of South Dakota and through the mountains of Colorado before leading me to Jackson Hole, Wyoming- a place that shaped me in ways I didn't expect. The mountains taught me to listen. To the wind. To the land. To myself. The voice I sing with now is rooted in that listening- steady, grounded, and shaped by the West I call home.

Selected Highlights

Select venues and engagements include:

Musicians performing in a cozy indoor venue with wood-paneled walls and large windows in the background. A woman in a floral dress and glasses is singing into a microphone, holding yellow tambourines, while other band members play instruments including guitar, bass, keyboard, and drums.
A person playing an acoustic guitar on stage, with a microphone in front of them, wearing jeans and a ring on their finger.
A woman wearing glasses and a wide-brimmed black hat is playing an acoustic guitar and singing into a microphone on stage, with an American flag with stars in the background.
A woman singing and playing an acoustic guitar on stage with a smile, night setting with warm lighting.
A woman wearing a cowboy hat playing an acoustic guitar at a microphone in a dark setting.

Like Waylon said, I’m not trying to change anything- I’m just singing my kind of music.