Travis Hyll Country Singer from Norwich, CT

Born and raised in North Carolina, now making New London County his home, Travis Hyll is a singer/songwriter who showcases his southern soul and diverse musical background in his powerful performances. He previously worked in a band with the brother and nephew of 25 time platinum country icon Randy Travis, as well as provided session work to several Nashville recording artists. By the year 2006, while still a teenager in high school, Travis Hyll had already performed on some of the same stages as Matchbox 20, Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, Jason Mraz, Michelle Branch, Train, Maroon 5, Sixpence None The Richer, Green Day, Everclear, Deftones, Goo Goo Dolls, Eve 6, 311, Blues Traveler, Flogging Molly, Our Lady Peace, American Hi-Fi, Buckcherry, Lifehouse, Ben Folds, Sum 41, Third Eye Blind, Evanescence, Seether, The Ataris, Hoobastank, Yellowcard, Switchfoot, My Chemical Romance, and many more. Travis Hyll is an accomplished solo artist whose original compositions demonstrate an authentic, emotive, and timeless spirit inspired by his real-life values and experiences. His musical style often incorporates old time and folk elements pulled from his mother's deep Western North Carolina roots, country/western flair from his father's Texan roots, the soulful power of Southern rock and blues, and the evocative old world feel of Celtic traditions. Travis Hyll was born in North Carolina to a disabled veteran father and was raised with the influence of his grandparents who were themselves veterans in Korea and WWII. They endured difficult lives as poor sharecroppers during the Great Depression, typifying the southern experience of their era, and later worked in textile mills. From them, Travis learned the values of faith, patriotism, hard work, enduring pain, refusing to give up, and fulfilling one's duty. These lessons propelled him to push through hardships in order to make a name for himself and advance in life no matter the obstacles. In February of 2023, Travis Hyll relocated to New England, quickly gaining a reputation as a premier artist on equal ground with longstanding regional acts. He has been regularly performing at festivals and venues across the region ever since, with his organic following growing exponentially. In October of 2023, Travis Hyll independently released his single “This Gold Ring,” written about the enduring value and sanctity of marriage, and in March 2024 he released his single “The Lineman Song,” based on his personal experiences as a former line worker and steward. They are available worldwide on all major platforms. Travis Hyll is known for his powerful voice, instrumental skills, and passionate performances. His tremendous repertoire spans multiple genres and includes his personalized renditions of rock hits, country classics, folk tunes, pop hits, and traditional music of the British Isles. A major highlight of Travis Hyll's diverse musical background includes performing in a band with the brother and nephew of world renowned, multi-platinum country star Randy Travis from 2017 to 2018, including at a festival in their hometown of Marshville, NC, during which he met Randy personally and the mayor presented Randy the key to the city. Travis Hyll is a BMI represented artist.

• Peaceful, Easy Feeling | The Eagles
• Luckenbach, Texas | Waylon Jennings
• In Color | Jamey Johnson
• I Had Some Help | Morgan Wallen & Post Malone
• Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares) | Travis Tritt
• Gone Country | Alan Jackson
• Fire On The Mountain | The Marshall Tucker Band
• Chattahoochee | Alan Jackson
• Whitehouse Road | Tyler Childers
• On The Road Again | Willie Nelson
• Lonesome On'ry and Mean | Waylon Jennings
• Ain't Livin' Long Like This | Waylon Jennings
• The Freshmen | The Verve Pipe
• Everything You Want | Vertical Horizon
• If You Could Only See | Tonic
• Green Man | Type O Negative
• Free Fallin' | Tom Petty
• I Won't Back Down | Tom Petty
• American Girl | Tom Petty
• Beer for My Horses | Toby Keith
• Possum Kingdom | The Toadies
• Jumper | Third Eye Blind
• My Girl | The Temptations
• Everybody Wants to Rule The World | Tears For Fears
• What I Got | Sublime
• Santeria | Sublime
• Interstate Love Song | Stone Temple Pilots
• Plush | Stone Temple Pilots
• Disarm | Smashing Pumpkins
• 1979 | Smashing Pumpkins
• Don't You (Forget About Me) | Simple Minds
• Tomorrow | Silverchair
• Cumbersome | Seven Mary Three
• The One I Love | R.E.M.
• Deeper Than The Holler | Randy Travis
• Diggin' Up Bones | Randy Travis
• Forever and Ever Amen | Randy Travis
• I Wanna Be Sedated | Ramones
• Creep | Radiohead
• Gone Away | Offspring
• Don't Look Back in Anger | Oasis
• 3 AM | Matchbox 20
• A Hard Day's Night | The Beatles
• A Long December | Counting Crows
• Ain't No Sunshine | Bill Withers
• All My Exes Live in Texas | George Strait
• Bad Moon Rising | Creedence Clearwater Revival
• Big Me | Foo Fighters
• Champagne Supernova | Oasis
• Clocks | Coldplay
• Cocaine Blues | Johnny Cash
• Come Together | The Beatles
• Drink in My Hand | Eric Church
• Drive | Incubus
• Everlong | Foo Fighters
• Follow You Down | Gin Blossoms
• Folsom Prison Blues | Johnny Cash
• Fortunate Son | Creedence Clearwater Revival
• Found Out About You | Gin Blossoms
• Friday I'm In Love | The Cure
• Friends in Low Places | Garth Brooks
• Good | Better Than Ezra
• Have You Ever Seen The Rain? | Creedence Clearwater Revival
• Head Over Boots for You | Jon Pardi
• Hey Jealousy | Gin Blossoms
• Hey Jude | The Beatles
• I Melt With You | Modern English
• I Shot The Sheriff | Bob Marley
• I'm A Believer | The Monkees
• Inside Out | Eve 6
• Jambalaya | Hank Williams
• Just Like Heaven | The Cure
• Killin' Time | Clint Black
• Let It Be | The Beatles
• Lightning Crashes | Live
• Lovesong | The Cure
• Mama Tried | Merle Haggard
• Margaritaville | Jimmy Buffett
• Mr. Jones | Counting Crows
• My Own Worst Enemy | Lit
• Only Wanna Be With You | Hootie and The Blowfish
• Ring of Fire | Johnny Cash
• Santa Monica | Everclear
• Save Tonight | Eagle Eye Cherry
• She Loves You | The Beatles
• Sweet Caroline | Neil Diamond
• Take Me Home Country Roads | John Denver
• Tennessee Whiskey | Chris Stapleton
• That'll Be The Day | Buddy Holly
• The Gambler | Kenny Rogers
• The Middle | Jimmy Eat World
• There's a Tear in My Beer | Hank Williams
• Til I Hear It From You | Gin Blossoms
• Viva La Vida | Coldplay
• Wagon Wheel | Old Crow Medicine Show
• Wonderwall | Oasis
• Your Cheating Heart | Hank Williams