Travis James Humphrey

Travis James Humphrey was born in northern Maine. He learned his trade from his father, Tim Humphrey. After high school, Travis served with the United States Air Force as a Bandsman for 8 years. He returned home to Maine in 2003.  

Since then, Travis has worked hard to build a following person by person, room by room. On any given Tuesday through Saturday night, you can find him somewhere in his beloved home state of Maine singing for folks who care. For him, that's living the dream.  

Travis has opened shows for (and in some cases worked with) B.B. King, Blackberry Smoke, Redd Volkaert, Bill Kirchen, Roy Clark, Ricky Skaggs, Johnny Hiland, Denny Breau, Sean Mencher, Don Campbell, Bill Chinnock, and many other fine artists, both as a solo performer and as a backing guitarist for other feature performers.  

Travis has released four studio albums as a civilian: "YellowCat Blues" (2002), "Cowgirl Romance" (2006), "Dirty Beautiful World" (2010), and "The Roadhouse Gospel Hour" (2014).