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Travis Denning

A country singer and songwriter with an appetite for hard rock and cold beer, Georgia-born Travis Denning mixes Southern twang with loud electric guitars as he spins tales of wild nights in small towns. Denning fell in love with music when he was seven years old, and nine years later he started playing shows in his hometown. Dropping his first single in 2012, he headed to Nashville two years later. Once he made an impression as a songwriter, he signed a record deal with Mercury Nashville, scoring a number one Billboard Country Airplay hit in 2019 with "After a Few." Denning consolidated this success with a pair of EPs, Dirt Road Down (2021) and Might as Well Be Me (2022), before making his full-length debut with the 2024 album Roads That Go Nowhere. Travis Denning was born on December 1, 1992, and grew up in Warner Robins, Georgia, not far from Macon in the central part of the state. When he was seven, he was riding with his father in his truck when AC/DC came on the stereo. From that moment on, he became an omnivorous music fan, with a special fondness for country music, hard rock, and pop. By the time he was 11, Denning had learned to sing and play guitar, and at 16 he began performing regularly at local watering holes, despite the fact he wasn't old enough to drink. He took up songwriting just as he began playing out, and in 2012, he released his first independent single, a rowdy celebration of partying called "Ready for Tonight." Eager to take his career to the next level, Denning relocated to Nashville in early 2014, and before the year was out, he'd finalized his first publishing deal, with RED Creative Group. Denning made a name for himself as a songwriter, with Jason Aldean, Justin Moore, and Chase Rice all recording his compositions. He began promoting his work as a performer, singing at Nashville honky tonks and posting performance footage and interviews on social media platforms. In 2017, Universal Music Group signed Denning to a recording contract, assigning him to their Mercury Nashville imprint, and he was soon opening shows for Lanco, as well as his colleagues Moore and Rice. His first single for Mercury Nashville, 2018's "David Ashley Parker from Powder Springs," is the story of a teenager trying to take on the identity of the guy on his fake ID. The following year saw Denning issue the boozy single "After a Few," which appeared on his debut EP, 2020's Beer's Better Cold. Denning sang about cold brews again on 2020's "Where That Beer's Been" -- a single that topped out at 58 on Country Airplay -- and then delivered his second EP, Dirt Road Down, in August 2021. The following year saw the release of the EP Might as Well Be Me, which included the hits "She's on It" and "Buy a Girl a Drink." In 2024, after a decade working in Nashville, Denning released his debut album. Produced by Paul DiGiovanni and Jeremy Stover, Roads That Go Nowhere marked a culmination of the sound he'd been building on his EPs and included the HARDY collaboration "Southern Rock."
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