Jared Rogerson is a singer/songwriter whose cowboy roots have blossomed into a vibe all his own, “...crafted to appeal to cowpokes who are equally comfortable with Chris LeDoux and Bon Jovi” - American Cowboy Magazine. As part of a generation raised on LeDoux, he carries the torch for cowboy culture alongside other contemporary artists like Aaron Watson and Cody Johnson.

Before music took center stage, Jared was a bareback bronc rider competing at high school, collegiate, and professional levels. His inevitable music career was put on hold while chasing gold buckles, but a final rodeo wreck left him with an L-shaped scar on his riding arm and a new trail to follow. That same rodeo grit has fueled a career spanning over a decade, six albums, and electrifying performances across the U.S. and Europe.

As an avid outdoorsman, Jared’s latest album featuring the hunting- and fishing-themed title track, Where I Can Be Me, has struck a chord with like-minded listeners, racking up over one million streams on Spotify alone. The album’s success was further amplified when his scenic horse-centric music video for the single “Time Spent in the Saddle” won Best Music Video at the Equine Film Festival in Sacramento.

Touring with his high-energy band, the Rodeo Wreck, Jared ignites audiences with his signature mix of cowboy country and rodeo rock, blending modern country-rock energy with the untamed spirit of the West. Whether commanding festival stages or delivering stripped-down acoustic performances, he brings the same authenticity and passion woven into every song.

When not on the road, Jared Rogerson is usually found in the saddle, traversing Wyoming’s rugged mountain ranges with his wife and two kids. His music isn’t just about the Western way of life- it’s a reflection of the dust, determination, and dreams that define it.