Indie folk band Buffalo Traffic Jam release their heartbreakingly reflective single, 'I Don’t Care', out now via Arista Records.
The single follows the announcement and rapid sell-out—of their debut headline Take Me Home Tour, kicking off next month in their home state of Montana.
The timeless vocals Buffalo Traffic Jam have become notorious for are present throughout the heartfelt new single, which the pair explains, “captures the moment that follows loss — when you realize what you were holding onto was never what you needed. The song details the process of turning a new leaf, leaving the past in the rearview, and refusing to look back.” Their vulnerability has resonated with their growing fanbase who has now streamed their music over 90 million times, including fan favourite, ‘Fool’s Gold’, which makes up more than 30 million of those streams.
Listen to ‘I Don’t Care’ on F1 Tracks.
Buffalo Traffic Jam is a folk band born in the heart of Bozeman, MT, where its members, Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross, first crossed paths as students at Montana State University. United by a love for storytelling and the raw beauty of acoustic sound, they began crafting music that evokes wide-open landscapes and the emotions that live quietly beneath the surface of everyday life.
An emerging voice that somehow already knows exactly what it’s doing, Buffalo Traffic Jam has cultivated a community of country-folk music lovers both via their extensive touring schedule with the likes of Dylan Gossett, Bayker Blankenship, and Allen Stone and their beloved EP Take Me Home.
The Bozeman boys had an explosive 2025 reaching new heights including hitting 2 million monthly listeners, making several festival debuts, sharing stages with the likes of Dylan Gossett, Allen Stone and Banker Blankenship, landing the #9 slot on Holler Country’s 20 New Artists of 2026, placed among HITS Daily Double’s New and Developing and can be found in Amazon Music’s Best of 2025: Folk.
The duo also made their debuts on the Under the Big Sky and Red West festival stages this year and will add Bonnaroo and BottleRock to the list later this year. They won’t slow down this year with the release of more music, a now sold-out debut headline Take Me Home Tour in both the US and Europe.
