



Wheels and Warbles: RV Travels with a Texan Songbird and a Cockney

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Wildfire is my anthem song and it's for anyone who’s ever felt stuck, lost, or forgotten their spark. It’s a reminder that your fire never went out - it's just waiting for you to rise and let it burn again.

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Life is short, and that’s the heartbeat of my new song “Live While You Can.”
It’s a reminder to stop waiting for “someday” and start chasing the moments that matter now.
Hi - I'm Bonnie Lang
I'm a Texas-born singer-songwriter, storyteller, and road-loving dreamer with a guitar in my hands and a fire that refuses to fade.
You may have seen me on stage, in national commercials for Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Casino or Infiniti, or appearing in Taylor Sheridan’s Lawmen: Bass Reeves and Season 2 of 1923 on Paramount+. But at my core, I'm simply a songwriter chasing truth, melody, and meaning—one song, one mile at a time.
Inspired by artists like Stevie Nicks, I have spent years following music wherever it leads, performing across Texas, Colorado, California, and beyond. From intimate listening rooms, rv resorts to iconic Texas stages, every show adds another chapter to a journey I wouldn’t trade for anything.
I'm also the voice behind the rv travel podcast Wheels and Warbles, where I share the beauty, chaos, and freedom of life on wheels. I'm on a mission to perform in all 50 states, sharing songs and stories inspired by the places—and people—I meet along the way.
Music With Meaning
I released the deeply personal song “Teddy,” inspired by my childhood battle with cancer at age nine. During that time, a small teddy bear became my symbol of hope—one I still carry with me today.
In December 2024, life added another unexpected chapter. While performing a Christmas show, I suffered a cardiac arrest and was clinically gone for 15 minutes. Thanks to quick-acting angels, CPR, and an AED, I'm still here. What followed was a long road of recovery—including ICD surgery, frozen shoulder, another surgery, and time away from the stage.
That experience gave birth to a new song, “Live While You Can,” a powerful reminder to love deeply, dream boldly, and live fully—right now.
And through it all, the music never left.
I recently picked up my guitar again. My fingers remembered. My heart feels full. My fire never went out.
Texas Stages & Living Legends
Over the years, I've shared stages with Texas greats including The Bellamy Brothers, Mark Chesnutt, Kevin Fowler, and more—playing everywhere from Luckenbach to county fairs, rodeos, and beloved hometown venues. Each stage holds a story, each crowd a connection.
Gratitude for Every Mile
None of this happens alone. I'm endlessly grateful for the fans who show up, share my music, wear my merch, and offer encouragement through every high and heartbreak.
I can’t wait to see you again—guitar in hand, story on my lips, and songs straight from the soul.
Peace, love, happiness, and big ol’ hugs to each of you.
We’re just getting started. 🎶💖











