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HO.BO Biella, Italy
Hobo is an abattoir folk-blues band based on the road, formed in 2017 as a side project of creative people and brilliant musicians. Their first self-published album, 2/10, was released in 2019 through NostudioRec, Kono Dischi and La Mansarda
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