Go-Jo

Born in Manjimup, in the west of Australia, Marty Joe Zambotto, performing under the name Go-Jo, develops a guitar-driven pop at the crossroads of singer-songwriter writing, contemporary production, and a very short format designed for social media. Raised in an isolated rural environment in Western Australia, he starts by playing covers before turning to writing, producing and mixing for other artists, then chooses to perform his own material. Active since 2016, Go-Jo gradually builds his project between Perth and Sydney, delivering direct, melodic songs often propelled by a prominent acoustic or electric guitar. His visibility grows with 'Mrs. Hollywood' in 2023, a pop track with light, catchy energy widely shared online, followed by a cover of Goo Goo Dolls' 'Iris'. On stage, Go-Jo has opened for Jonas Brothers, Milky Chance and Tash Sultana. In 2025, Go-Jo represents Australia at Eurovision with 'Milkshake Man', a pop track with an eccentric tone that continues his taste for immediate choruses and visual performances. His debut album, The Go-Jo Variety Show, is released in 2026.