JD Stafford – Vocals, drums, percussion
Chaz Stafford – Guitar, fiddle, vocals
Treyson Stafford – Bass, stand-up bass, vocals
TRIPPP is a trio of triplet brothers – Treyson, JD, and Chaz Stafford – from Jonesboro, Arkansas. Their unique country sound includes a touch of Memphis blues, Kentucky bluegrass, and Southern rock combined with killer family harmony. They are now based in Nashville where JD (lead vocals), Chaz (guitar), and Treyson (bass) are former Belmont University students now working as full-time musicians and professional songwriters. They made their Grand Ole Opry debut in December 2022 as special guests of Josh Turner and in 2024 JD received a Golden Ticket to Hollywood on American Idol. Their awards include being named one of the "25 Country Artists to Watch" in 2024 by The Nashville Briefing, being the 2021 Arkansas Country Music Awards “Young Artists of the Year,” winning the 2023 Belmont University Songwriter's Showcase, and being voted "Best Local Band" in Northeast Arkansas eight times. They've played over 300 shows, have raised more than $15,000 for Make-A-Wish and other charities, and have been an opening act for artists such as Riley Green, The Kentucky Headhunters, and Gavin Adcock. Their 2020 debut EP and six singles in recent years were produced by fellow Arkansan Jon Conley, lead guitar player for Kenny Chesney. Their most recent single, “Little Too Drunk,” was self-produced. You can find their music on all streaming services.
MISSION STATEMENT:
“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life” –Confucius
Chaz Stafford – Guitar, fiddle, vocals
Treyson Stafford – Bass, stand-up bass, vocals
TRIPPP is a trio of triplet brothers – Treyson, JD, and Chaz Stafford – from Jonesboro, Arkansas. Their unique country sound includes a touch of Memphis blues, Kentucky bluegrass, and Southern rock combined with killer family harmony. They are now based in Nashville where JD (lead vocals), Chaz (guitar), and Treyson (bass) are former Belmont University students now working as full-time musicians and professional songwriters. They made their Grand Ole Opry debut in December 2022 as special guests of Josh Turner and in 2024 JD received a Golden Ticket to Hollywood on American Idol. Their awards include being named one of the "25 Country Artists to Watch" in 2024 by The Nashville Briefing, being the 2021 Arkansas Country Music Awards “Young Artists of the Year,” winning the 2023 Belmont University Songwriter's Showcase, and being voted "Best Local Band" in Northeast Arkansas eight times. They've played over 300 shows, have raised more than $15,000 for Make-A-Wish and other charities, and have been an opening act for artists such as Riley Green, The Kentucky Headhunters, and Gavin Adcock. Their 2020 debut EP and six singles in recent years were produced by fellow Arkansan Jon Conley, lead guitar player for Kenny Chesney. Their most recent single, “Little Too Drunk,” was self-produced. You can find their music on all streaming services.
MISSION STATEMENT:
“Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life” –Confucius