Ty Taylor is the explosive and dynamic frontman for Vintage Trouble, a funk, soul and rock band out of Los Angeles who is now playing to crowds upward of 125,000. The band has opened for the Rolling Stones, The Who, and just finished touring with ACDC. I don’t know who loves them more, the critics or the fans.
Taylor’s energy channels the positivity of another time, a modern day James Brown reminding us all to go to the club to forget our worries, to dance until we are soaking wet with sweat, to jump and play and get out of our effing heads for once. Vintage Trouble’s performances create a juke joint of joy, with music and community as an ultimate healer.
Ty has strong opinions about wellness, often asking his Facebook followers how they are keeping well, even when the odds of life get complicated. Taylor’s mother, a psychiatric nurse, could have worried about the ADHD nature of her spotlight seeking son. Instead, she encouraged his creativity, she gave him plenty of space to jump, flip, twirl and sing, and she encouraged a belief-system in a higher power.
Get to know Ty Taylor and Vintage Trouble now, before their juke joint gets so packed you can’t get in.