Travis Mitchell Band Debut

09/06/06
. (PR) Texas country quartet The Travis Mitchell Band is scheduled to release their first full-length album, "Forget What's Wrong," on September 26th on Rock Ridge Music. "Forget What's Wrong" was recorded at Crystal Clear Studios in Dallas and was produced by Mitchell. The University of Texas grad, who grew up in Mesquite, Texas, now calls Dallas home. During the summer, the TMB released a 3-song digital-only EP of new tracks entitled "The Show," which is available via all standard digital distribution portals. TMB is also set to go into the studio soon to work on their next album with 3 Doors Down guitarist Chris Henderson at the production helm.

Travis is confirmed to perform acoustically on Gimme Three Days Rock Cruise, which sails from January 5-8, 2007. Gimme Three Days (www.GimmeThreeDays.com) is a 3-day music vacation on board a luxury cruise liner with a visit to the Bahamas which features up-close-and-personal concerts from Travis Mitchell, along with Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, Drivin N Cryin, Corey Smith, Blue Dogs, American Minor, Blackberry Smoke, Keni Thomas, Tishamingo and other bands (still to be announced) from the Southern Rock and Country worlds.

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