About Bobby Clark

Bobby Clark is an Indiana-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose music blends heartland rock, rockabilly, Americana, blues, and classic rock influences. Raised near Evansville, Indiana, his songwriting reflects Midwestern life, small towns, blue-collar experiences, and authentic storytelling. 

One of his best-known accomplishments is writing "Grandview," which was recorded by John Mellencamp and released on the 2017 album Sad Clowns & Hillbillies, featuring Martina McBride. That placement brought national attention to Clark's songwriting.

Over the years, Bobby Clark has:

• Written more than 200 original songs. 
• Released the album Circle (2019). 
• Shared stages or worked with artists including John Mellencamp, Moe Z, Larry Crane, Tommy Stillwell, Mike Wanchic, Toby Myers, Mitch Ryder, and Joanna Dean. 
• Built a reputation as a high-energy live performer throughout Indiana and the Midwest.  

His live performances typically mix:

• Original heartland rock songs 
• Rockabilly 
• Classic rock 
• Blues 
• Americana favorites 
• Reimagined classics alongside his own material