a sing-along experience
PARTICIPATION AS POWER. MUSIC AS MEDICINE.
TRUSTED BY:
THE
SING ALONG
EXPERIENCE
THIS ISN'T A CONCERT. YOU BECOME THE SHOW.
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Travis Redtail leads immersive sing-along experiences that transform audiences into participants and gatherings into moments of real connection.
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Blending original music, oral-tradition storytelling, and simple call-and-response songs, Travis creates unforgettable experiences that unite, energize, and empower people—no musical skill required.
🎶 You don’t watch.
🎶 You join.
🎶 You leave changed.
For event, venue and performance inquiries:
WAYS
TO WORK
TOGETHER
🎶 Sing-Along Experiences
Custom musical experiences for events, gatherings, and retreats.
🎤 Interactive Keynotes
Talk + participation + music, designed to energize and unite audiences.
🌍 Bring Travis to Your City
Community-scale gatherings, public events, and special collaborations.
🌑 Join the Nourished Network
For those drawn to deeper community, culture-building, and shared care.
WHERE THIS EXPERIENCE
WORKS
Sing-Along Experiences are fully customizable and work beautifully for:
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Concert Venues
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Conferences & Keynotes
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Corporate Retreats & Team Offsites
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Festivals & Community Gatherings
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Leadership Programs
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Wellness & Spiritual Retreats
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Universities & Cultural Events
Whether your audience is 30 people or 3,000, Travis adapts the experience to fit the energy, intention, and container of your event.
WHAT IS THE
SING-ALONG EXPERIENCE?
A Sing-Along Experience is a guided, participatory musical journey designed to help people drop out of their heads and into their bodies—together.
There’s no stage pressure. No performance anxiety. No expectation to “sound good.”
The result is something ancient and immediate:
connection, courage, and aliveness
TRAVIS LEADS THE GROUP THROUGH
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Simple, original songs
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Call-and-response melodies
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Rhythm, breath, and voice
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Shared presence and collective energy
PEOPLE DESCRIBE THE EXPERIENCE AS
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Grounding
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Liberating
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Emotionally powerful
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Surprisingly joyful
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Deeply human
It’s not just singing. It’s a shared experience that people feel long after it ends.
WATCH THE EXPERIENCE
Songs of the Brave is an 8-video YouTube album capturing Travis leading a 30-person singing circle through all-original songs rooted in courage, belonging, and shared humanity.
This album isn’t just music—it’s a window into the experience itself. No rehearsals, all songs learned on the spot.
If you’re wondering:
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What does this actually feel like?
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Would this work for my audience?
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Is this right for my venue or event?
This album lets you feel it.
WHY IT WORKS
Modern life leaves people overstimulated, disconnected, and stuck in their heads. Singing together does the opposite.
Group singing:
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Regulates the nervous system
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Builds trust and coherence
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Breaks down social barriers
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Creates instant belonging
Humans have used communal song for thousands of years—to mark transitions, heal grief, celebrate life, and remember who we are.
This work isn’t new. It’s ancient—reintroduced.
MEET
TRAVIS REDTAIL
Travis Redtail is a healing entertainer & community weaver devoted to creating experiences that help people feel more alive—together.
With a background spanning:
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Community leadership and cultural transformation
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Systems thinking and group dynamics
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Indigenous and oral-tradition influences
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Music, storytelling, and participatory facilitation
Travis bridges modern audiences with timeless human practices—making them accessible, inclusive, and deeply impactful. His work lives at the intersection of: music, belonging, leadership, and healing.
He has lectured at universities (MIT, Boston University), facilitated Leadership trainings for corporates (Shell), and taught mind/body workshops at conferences and studios across the world. Raised singing and dancing at the Cherokee Tribal Grounds one weekend, he spent the next soaking up the Boy Scout spirit of brotherhood, cheerfulness, and service. Through major immersion in community life of many stripes, Travis has cultivated the skills for creating a sense of belonging across decades.