Travis Ehrenstrom — solo

Travis Ehrenstrom is a singer-songwriter from Sisters, Oregon, who has spent two decades writing songs about connection, nature, and the shared human experience. He learned the craft early — from folk festivals and from artists like Kelly Joe Phelps, Meg Hutchinson, and Willy Porter — and grew up on the songwriters who still shape his work: John Prine, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan.

As a solo performer he works close to the audience: warm tenor voice, plain-spoken lyrics, rooms quiet enough to hear them. He has played everywhere from house concerts to Sisters Folk Festival, 4 Peaks, and Cascade Equinox, and has shared stages with The Head and The Heart, Jackson Browne, David Ramirez, The Mother Hips, Goose, Leftover Salmon, and The Brothers Comatose. His songwriting earned an Honorable Mention in the Telluride Troubadour competition.