Trae Myers

Trae Myers writes country songs built to move a room: big hooks, bigger choruses, and a live show that backs every bit of it up. Based in Columbus, Ohio, he performs just as hard solo and acoustic as he does fronting a full band, and books either format depending on the room.

That energy has turned into real momentum. He won the inaugural WCOL Battle of the Bands, a four-week competition that put him on stage opening for Kane Brown, and he's since opened for national acts including Russell Dickerson, Chris Young, Chase Rice, and Kip Moore, along with Nate Smith, Jackson Dean, Chase Matthew, Clay Walker, Drake White, Parmalee, Tigirlily Gold, and David Lee Murphy. He's been featured on Good Morning America / ABC6 and interviewed multiple times on 92.3 WCOL.

He's recorded in Nashville with Grammy Award-winning audio engineer Zach Allen and producer Justin Wantz, who produced and engineered recent tracks including "Bad" and "Worlds Gonna Burn," and has performed at Whiskey Jam in Nashville. The catalog keeps growing: "Bad" has pulled in more than 750,000 streams across Apple Music and Spotify and over a million views across Instagram and TikTok Reels, while "What About You" and "Cheers To Crazy" have each charted on the iTunes Country chart. Current single "This Life" and the Alan Carl collaboration "Southern Pines" round out a catalog built for radio and the road alike.

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Trae Myers is a Columbus, Ohio-based country artist writing songs built to move a room: big hooks, bigger choruses, and a live show that delivers on every one of them. Whether performing stripped-down and acoustic or leading a full band, Trae brings the same energy, authenticity, and connection to every stage.

His momentum began with winning the inaugural WCOL Battle of the Bands, a four-week competition that earned him the opportunity to open for Kane Brown. Since then, Trae has shared the stage with an impressive lineup of national artists, including Russell Dickerson, Chris Young, Chase Rice, Kip Moore, Nate Smith, Jackson Dean, Chase Matthew, Clay Walker, Drake White, Parmalee, Tigirlily Gold, and David Lee Murphy.

His music and story have also earned media attention, including features on Good Morning America / ABC6 and multiple interviews on Columbus country station 92.3 WCOL.

Trae has continued to expand his sound through work in Nashville, recording with Grammy Award-winning audio engineer Zach Allen and producer Justin Wantz, who produced and engineered recent releases including "Bad," "Worlds Gonna Burn," and "This Life." He has also performed at Nashville's Whiskey Jam, further establishing himself as an emerging force in the independent country scene.

With songs like "Bad" and "This Life" continuing to reach new listeners, Trae is building a catalog and live reputation designed for the same thing: connecting with people.

From an acoustic guitar in a small room to a full band on a festival stage, Trae Myers brings the songs, the energy, and the show to make every stage count.