Travis, a Glasgow-based band with Fran Healy on vocals and guitar, Andy Dunlop on lead guitar, Dougie Payne on bass and Neil Primrose on drums, came of age during the height of Britpop but has always maintained a distance from the barely restrained insanity of that movement. Travis' mellow, upbeat tunes served as the ideal remedy for the pandemonium of the earlier years when the Britpop hangover set in. Good Feeling immediately set the tone as a positive record that isn't scared to show its feelings. By the time Travis hit the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury and gave a career-defining performance, they were already well on their way to becoming household superstars, which helped pave the way for a new wave of reflective songwriters.
Following the success of their sophomore album, The Man Who (now certified 9x platinum, with over 2.7 million albums sold in the UK), Travis spent the rest of the year refining their sound without ever losing sight of their primary commitment to songwriting. They entered the new millennium as one of the biggest bands in the UK. The group's standing as the go-to indie rock band for adults was cemented with The Invisible Band, while 12 Memories showed a fresh electronica influence. The band's most diverse album to date, The Boy with No Name came out and ever since then, they've only strengthened their enduring appeal.  10 Songs, Travis' intensely personal and emotionally charged ninth studio album, opened a brand-new chapter in their incredibly productive and unflappable career. Another body of work, 10 Songs, further establishes the band as one of the best songwriting exports from the UK. The group has confirmed their comeback to the stage, starting with a number of UK dates..

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