Travis Travis

Travis - Definition and Overview

Travis (from left to right): Andy Dunlop, Neil Primrose, Fran Healy, and Dougie Payne
Travis is a Scottish rock band, comprising Andy Dunlop (Guitar), Fran Healy (Vocals and guitar), Dougie Payne (Bass and on some B-Side tracks vocals) and Neil Primrose (drums). The band is named after the main character in the movie "Paris

, Texas", directed by Wim Wenders.

Their hits include Driftwood, Sing, Turn, Side, and festival favourite Why Does It Always Rain On Me?. 'More Than Us' was their turnaround single, which left British indie music lovers in anticipation for their forthcoming, inevitably successful release 'The Man Who'. They made headlines on both sides of the Atlantic in 2002 when performing a cover of Britney Spears' single Hit Me Baby (One More Time) live at the Glastonbury festival. The song is featured as a B-side on their single "Turn".

The band almost split in 2002 when Primrose was involved in a swimming accident and almost died due to spinal damage. He has since made a full recovery.

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Discography

Albums

Compilations

UK hit singles

  • from Good Feeling
    • 1997 "U16 Girls" #40
    • 1997 "All I Want to Do Is Rock" #39
    • 1997 "Tied to the 90's" #30
    • 1997 "Happy" #38
    • 1998 "More Than Us EP" (More Than Us / Give Me Some Truth / All I Want to Do Is Rock / Funny Thing) #16
  • from The Man Who
    • 1999 "Writing to Reach You" #14
    • 1999 "Driftwood" #13
    • 1999 "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?" #10
    • 1999 "Turn" #8
  • non-album single
    • 2000 "Coming Around" #5
  • from The Invisible Band
    • 2001 "Sing" #3
    • 2001 "Side" #14
    • 2002 "Flowers in the Window" #18
  • from 12 Memories
    • 2003 "Re-Offender" #7
    • 2004 "The Beautiful Occupation" #46
    • 2004 "Love Will Come Through" #28
  • from Singles
    • 2004 "Walking in the Sun" #20

Did not have a US Top 40 hit.

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