Ron Gallo

Ronald James Gallo III, born on September 29, 1992, in New Jersey, began his solo music career in 2014. Prior to this, he fronted the Philadelphia-based band Toy Soldiers. His solo work quickly gained traction, with his debut album “RONNY” releasing in 2014. Gallo continued to evolve his sound, releasing five albums and one EP since his solo debut. His stylistic explorations have covered diverse genres, including garage punk, indie pop, lo-fi, art rock, and post-punk, demonstrating a versatile approach to music creation.

In 2016, Gallo signed with New West Records, leading to the worldwide release of his album “Heavy Meta” on February 4, 2017. NPR featured a video for his song “Please Yourself” from this album, highlighting his impactful presence. During the period of 2016-2019, Gallo toured extensively, sharing stages with notable bands such as White Reaper, Twin Peaks, and Thee Oh Sees. He also performed at major festivals including Coachella, Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits Music Festival, SXSW, and Governors Ball Music Festival. This period marked a significant expansion of his reach and performance experience.

Gallo’s career has been characterized by consistent artistic output and adaptability. In 2018, he released the “Really Nice Guys” EP, a concept album analyzing his experiences in the music industry. His second full-length album, “Stardust Birthday Party,” released in October 2018, explored post-punk and new wave influences while delving into existential themes. More recently, in September 2022, Gallo announced his signing with Kill Rock Stars and released the single “Entitled Man.” On March 3, 2023, he released “FOREGROUND MUSIC,” his first album under Kill Rock Stars, co-produced with Chiara D’Anzieri, further cementing his evolving musical journey.