Travis Tritt

Country legend Travis Tritt made his long-awaited debut at The Factory on Friday, performing to a sold-out crowd whose enthusiasm spanned generations. Since releasing his debut album in 1989, Tritt has stayed true to the core of country, capitalizing on his gritty, heartfelt, and unmistakably authentic tone.

Travis Tritt brought more than just hits to the Durham Performing Arts Center. He brought heart, humor, and a deep reverence for the people who have served this country. The genre-blending country star proved once again why, decades into his career, his shows still feel like something bigger than just a night of music.

For rock & roll fans, when they imagine what a country music concert must be like, it usually consists of lower-volumed music, lots of cowboy hats in the crowd, and a setlist full of twangy ballads about two-timing men and broken-hearted women. Obviously, they haven’t seen Travis Tritt

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Travis Tritt recounted from the stage how his manager had been trying for a long time to get him to do solo acoustic shows, but he resisted. The evidence presented makes one wonder why he waited so long. We all know Tritt has a fine, gritty singing voice, but who knew he was so skilled on guitar? Maybe he sho

Small crowd, plenty of spirit at Travis Tritt and Charlie Daniels' Southern Uprising show