Bonnie Stewart Music

At four years old, Bonnie Stewart told her mom that when she grew up she wanted to “manage an office during the week and sing on stage on the weekends.” A bold statement from such a young child, but her mom never questioned that conviction. A few short years later, Bonnie and her mom visited a local pawn shop in her hometown of Seneca, South Carolina where Bonnie spent her entire savings ($60) on a blue electric guitar that she would go on to teach herself to play and write her first songs with. With creatives for parents, she grew up surrounded by the sounds of their youths. Long car rides always consisted of at least one rotation of “Will the Circle Be Unbroken Volume 1” or any Emmylou Harris or John Denver album within her mother’s reach. Bonnie’s early exposure to such lyrically driven music laid the foundation for her definition of success: writing meaningful songs.