Bo Staloch Announces Coming-Of-Age EP Too Big, Too Big

Bo Staloch will release his new 8-song EP, 'Too Big, Too Big', on November 6 via Capitol Records. The project was recorded with producer Brad Cook in Durham, North Carolina.

By The Cage Editors· September 16, 2026· 1 min read

Bo Staloch Announces Coming-Of-Age EP Too Big, Too Big — Photo Credit: Travis Bailey

A New Chapter in Durham

Bo Staloch is set to release his new 8-song EP, 'Too Big, Too Big', on November 6 via Capitol Records. The coming-of-age collection was written and recorded over an intensive series of months at producer Brad Cook’s Puff City home studio in Durham, North Carolina.

The 21-year-old artist collaborated closely with a dedicated group of musicians to bring the project to life. Contributors include Phil Cook, Colin Croom, Nathan Stocker, Matt McCaughan, and Libby Rodenbough. The EP explores themes of young love, shifting friendships, and the hope found in a new chapter of life, blending alt-folk, baroque pop, and indie rock. The tracklist features the previously shared singles 'I Won't Be There Waiting For You', 'Masks', and 'From a Different Age'.

Building Momentum

The upcoming EP follows a busy period for Staloch. Last year, he released his breakout EP, 'The Garden', alongside singles such as 'Angelina', 'Born To', and 'Eastside'. In 2025, his touring schedule expanded significantly. He joined John Vincent III, Houndmouth, and Ashe on the road, opened for Zach Bryan at London’s Hyde Park, made his Lollapalooza debut, and embarked on his first North American headline tour.

Earlier this year, Staloch continued to tour internationally, co-headlining an acoustic run across the EU and UK with Abby Powledge. The pair also collaborated on a released cover of 'Falling Slowly'. Staloch is scheduled to perform at the Austin City Limits Music Festival in October before 'Too Big, Too Big' arrives.