Concert review: Travis Tritt | 06.20.25, The Factory (with photo gallery)

Photo of Travis Tritt by Michael O’Connor

Country legend Travis Tritt made his long-awaited debut at The Factory on Friday, performing to a sold-out crowd whose enthusiasm spanned generations. Since releasing his debut album in 1989, Tritt has stayed true to the core of country, capitalizing on his gritty, heartfelt, and unmistakably authentic tone.

Before playing a track from his 2021 release, Tritt opened to the audience about the nerves he felt reentering the music scene after some time away. The album was met with overwhelming support from fans however, and he took a heartfelt moment on stage to express his deep appreciation for this. The new material, through fresh, still carried that trademark rugged charm and sincerity that has long defined his sound.

Midway through the set, he paused to reflect about his deep respect for the military, taking a moment to honor veterans in the crowd before diving into his hit track “Anymore.” The introduction to this track wasn’t just performative, but a personal and emotional backstory behind the music video, sharing a rare and unfiltered look into the soul of this classic track. After “Anymore” ended to roaring applause, Tritt launched into “It’s a Great Day to Be Alive,” one of the night’s most interactive moments. His voice rang clear over the twang of guitars and lifted the entire venue to their feet.

After more than three decades on stage, Tritt proves to be an artist that only grows with time. From lifetime fans and newcomers alike, it was a night that felt like a nostalgic reunion wrapped in song. | Michael O’Connor