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'''Truman''' is a pop/rock band out of Nashville, Tennessee, that consists of Ben and Chad Truman, sons of country music star Dan Truman. The duo formed in 2005 after Ben returned from serving an LDS mission in Mexico. The band won the student-voted “Battle of the Bands” two years in a row at [[Brigham Young University]]. Ben continued to write songs while Chad served a mission. Ben and Chad are members of [http://www.mormon.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints].  
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The Truman Brothers is a duo out of Nashville, Tennessee, comprised of brothers, Benjamin (vocals, guitar, songwriter) and Chad Truman (keyboard, vocals, arranger, songwriter). These brothers are no strangers to the music business as their father, [[Dan Truman]], was a member of the headliner country group [[Diamond Rio]], and is the co-founder of the famous Nashville Tribute Band.
  
Ben graduated from Brigham Young University in finance. Chad is studying media music at BYU.
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Ben and Chad were both students at [[Brigham Young University]] (BYU) in Provo, Utah. Ben graduated in Finance, and Chad is planning on finishing his degree in Media Music. While at BYU, they won the student-voted Battle of the Bands two years in a row. Their sound is comparable to John Mayer, Maroon 5, Lady Antebellum, Michael Bublé, and Taylor Swift. About their music, [https://www.reverbnation.com/trumanbrothers Reverbnation.com] reports, "Combining a range of influences from Stevie Wonder to John Mayer, the brothers create a sound founded on rich vocals and passionate songwriting."
  
Their first CD “Hold on to Love” released in 2009. They have been performing at colleges and universities all over the United States and sharing the stage with artists such as Kelly Clarkson, [[David Archuleta]], [[Diamond Rio]], and Josh Kelley. They perform with [[The Nashville Tribute Band]].
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Even though having a father who is famous on the music scene has some slight advantages, the brothers have had to prove that they are capable of making it in the business on their own. In a 12 June 2009 [http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705309973/The-Truman-show-Brothers-know-making-it-big-in-music-isnt-easy.html?pg=all ''Deseret News''] article, Ben commented, "For one thing, we’re in a different realm. Truman is pop/rock, not country." The band formed in 2005, just after Ben returned home from his two-year [[Mission|mission] for [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]] to Mexico. He recalls, "We started to write songs and do some playing. Then Chad left on his mission. While he was gone, I kept writing songs. We like to think that while he was gone for two years, he was progressing spiritually, but the band was progressing as well. In a way, it’s like no time was lost."
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They released their first CD called ''Hold On to Love'' at a free block party in a little alley in Provo, Utah, in June 2009 joined by former American Idol contestant Jackie Tohn. The CD, recorded and produced in a studio in their hometown of Nashville, features all original songs written by Ben and Chad, and a third member of the band, Doug Collins.
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Following their success in Utah, they began touring across the United States where they shared the stage with such megastars as [[Imagine Dragons]], Kelly Clarkson, [[Diamond Rio]], and [[David Archuleta]]. In their brief career, the Truman Brothers have performed in more than 100 cities in 30 states, as well as performances in London, Hong Kong, and the Philippines.
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In 2014, they produced and recorded a Billboard 200 charting album and were the opening act for Grammy-winning group Diamond Rio on their Fall Tour. Thus far Truman Brothers have released two albums, ''Hold On to Love'' and ''Somewhere Between''. Both albums are available on iTunes. They are also a part of the well liked Nashville Tribute Band. You can listen to some of their songs on their [https://soundcloud.com/trumanbrothers SoundCloud] page.
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==External Links==
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*[https://www.reverbnation.com/trumanbrothers Truman Brothers at Reverbnation.com]
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==Follow Truman Brothers on Social Media==
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*'''[http://www.trumanbrothers.com/ Truman Brothers Official Website]'''
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*'''Follow Truman Brothers on [https://www.facebook.com/trumanbrothers Facebook]'''
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*'''Follow Truman Brothers on [https://www.youtube.com/user/trumanbrothers YouTube]'''
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*'''Follow Truman Brothers on [https://www.instagram.com/trumanbrothers/ Instagram]'''
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*'''Follow Truman Brothers on [https://twitter.com/trumanbrothers Twitter]
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==Truman Brothers Music Videos==
  
*[http://www.reverbnation.com/trumanbrothers Truman at Reverbnation.com]
 
  
*[http://nashvilletributeband.com/truman/ On The Nashville Tribute Band Website]
 
  
*[https://www.facebook.com/trumanbrothers The Truman Brothers on Facebook]
 
  
  
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Revision as of 04:22, 5 May 2017

Truman Brothers

The Truman Brothers is a duo out of Nashville, Tennessee, comprised of brothers, Benjamin (vocals, guitar, songwriter) and Chad Truman (keyboard, vocals, arranger, songwriter). These brothers are no strangers to the music business as their father, Dan Truman, was a member of the headliner country group Diamond Rio, and is the co-founder of the famous Nashville Tribute Band.

Ben and Chad were both students at Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah. Ben graduated in Finance, and Chad is planning on finishing his degree in Media Music. While at BYU, they won the student-voted Battle of the Bands two years in a row. Their sound is comparable to John Mayer, Maroon 5, Lady Antebellum, Michael Bublé, and Taylor Swift. About their music, Reverbnation.com reports, "Combining a range of influences from Stevie Wonder to John Mayer, the brothers create a sound founded on rich vocals and passionate songwriting."

Even though having a father who is famous on the music scene has some slight advantages, the brothers have had to prove that they are capable of making it in the business on their own. In a 12 June 2009 Deseret News article, Ben commented, "For one thing, we’re in a different realm. Truman is pop/rock, not country." The band formed in 2005, just after Ben returned home from his two-year [[Mission|mission] for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Mexico. He recalls, "We started to write songs and do some playing. Then Chad left on his mission. While he was gone, I kept writing songs. We like to think that while he was gone for two years, he was progressing spiritually, but the band was progressing as well. In a way, it’s like no time was lost."

They released their first CD called Hold On to Love at a free block party in a little alley in Provo, Utah, in June 2009 joined by former American Idol contestant Jackie Tohn. The CD, recorded and produced in a studio in their hometown of Nashville, features all original songs written by Ben and Chad, and a third member of the band, Doug Collins.

Following their success in Utah, they began touring across the United States where they shared the stage with such megastars as Imagine Dragons, Kelly Clarkson, Diamond Rio, and David Archuleta. In their brief career, the Truman Brothers have performed in more than 100 cities in 30 states, as well as performances in London, Hong Kong, and the Philippines.

In 2014, they produced and recorded a Billboard 200 charting album and were the opening act for Grammy-winning group Diamond Rio on their Fall Tour. Thus far Truman Brothers have released two albums, Hold On to Love and Somewhere Between. Both albums are available on iTunes. They are also a part of the well liked Nashville Tribute Band. You can listen to some of their songs on their SoundCloud page.

External Links

Follow Truman Brothers on Social Media

Truman Brothers Music Videos