Travis Montorius Greene is an American gospel singer, songwriter, and worship leader. Born on 17 January, 1984, in Delaware, his nationality is American. Greene spent his early years in Warner Robins, Georgia, and is known for his contemporary sound that fuses gospel with elements of pop, R&B, and hip-hop. He is also the founder and pastor of Forward City Church, based in Columbia, South Carolina.
Travis Greene’s music career took off with his debut album, “The More,” in 2007. He later signed with RCA Inspiration, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, which propelled him to mainstream success. His discography includes highly acclaimed albums like “The Hill” (2015), “Crossover: Live From Music City” (2017), “Broken Record” (2019), and “Love Playlist” (2021). He is celebrated for hit songs such as “Made A Way,” “You Waited,” “Nara” (featuring Tim Godfrey), and “Intentional,” which have earned him multiple Grammy nominations and numerous awards. Greene’s music is characterized by its infectious melodies, profound lyrics, and a passion for inspiring hope and faith in listeners.
