The Bosshoss
The BossHoss: Country Rock Mavericks with a Little Help
From the heart of Berlin, The BossHoss emerged as a musical force, blending country, rock, and a touch of humor. The band, composed of Alec Völkel (vocals, guitar), Sascha Vollmer (vocals, guitar), Gerhard Gundermann (bass), Michael Frick (drums), and Andreas "Sir" Lettowsky (percussion), has captivated audiences with their energetic live shows and infectious tunes.
One of their most iconic songs, "Little Help (feat. Mimi & Josy)," released in 2015, became an instant hit. Featuring the soulful vocals of Mimi and Josy, the song showcased The BossHoss's ability to craft catchy melodies with heartfelt lyrics. The single topped the German charts and earned them a nomination for the prestigious Echo Music Award.
Throughout their career, The BossHoss has faced their share of challenges. In 2014, founding member Peggy Sugar left the band due to personal reasons. However, the band persevered, continuing to tour and release new music. They have also weathered controversies, including criticism for their perceived appropriation of Native American culture.
Despite these obstacles, The BossHoss has maintained a loyal following. Their discography boasts a string of successful albums, including "The Very Best" (2006), "Stallion Battalion" (2011), and "Black Is Beautiful" (2014).
The band's unique sound stems from their blend of instruments. Völkel and Vollmer's raspy vocals are complemented by Gundermann's thunderous bass, Frick's driving drums, and Lettowsky's infectious percussion. Their live performances are renowned for their high energy and audience participation, leaving fans with an unforgettable experience.
Beyond their music, The BossHoss is also known for their philanthropy. They have supported various charitable causes, including the German Cancer Aid and the SOS Children's Villages. Their unwavering commitment to giving back has further endeared them to their fans.
As The BossHoss continues their musical journey, they remain a testament to the enduring power of infectious melodies, captivating live performances, and a touch of humor. They have proven that with a little help from their fans and a passion for their craft, they can conquer any obstacle and continue to entertain audiences worldwide.
From the heart of Berlin, The BossHoss emerged as a musical force, blending country, rock, and a touch of humor. The band, composed of Alec Völkel (vocals, guitar), Sascha Vollmer (vocals, guitar), Gerhard Gundermann (bass), Michael Frick (drums), and Andreas "Sir" Lettowsky (percussion), has captivated audiences with their energetic live shows and infectious tunes.
One of their most iconic songs, "Little Help (feat. Mimi & Josy)," released in 2015, became an instant hit. Featuring the soulful vocals of Mimi and Josy, the song showcased The BossHoss's ability to craft catchy melodies with heartfelt lyrics. The single topped the German charts and earned them a nomination for the prestigious Echo Music Award.
Throughout their career, The BossHoss has faced their share of challenges. In 2014, founding member Peggy Sugar left the band due to personal reasons. However, the band persevered, continuing to tour and release new music. They have also weathered controversies, including criticism for their perceived appropriation of Native American culture.
Despite these obstacles, The BossHoss has maintained a loyal following. Their discography boasts a string of successful albums, including "The Very Best" (2006), "Stallion Battalion" (2011), and "Black Is Beautiful" (2014).
The band's unique sound stems from their blend of instruments. Völkel and Vollmer's raspy vocals are complemented by Gundermann's thunderous bass, Frick's driving drums, and Lettowsky's infectious percussion. Their live performances are renowned for their high energy and audience participation, leaving fans with an unforgettable experience.
Beyond their music, The BossHoss is also known for their philanthropy. They have supported various charitable causes, including the German Cancer Aid and the SOS Children's Villages. Their unwavering commitment to giving back has further endeared them to their fans.
As The BossHoss continues their musical journey, they remain a testament to the enduring power of infectious melodies, captivating live performances, and a touch of humor. They have proven that with a little help from their fans and a passion for their craft, they can conquer any obstacle and continue to entertain audiences worldwide.