When Travis Tritt stepped on stage in Chattanooga to sing “I’m Gonna Be Somebody,” something changed in the crowd. People didn’t just listen, they leaned in and really paid attention. This live performance, from his Live & Kickin’ concert, wasn’t just about remembering the past. It was a strong message about believing in yourself, chasing big dreams and never giving up, even when others doubt you.
This song tells the story of a dreamer, a young man chasing music with nothing but hope and heart. It’s a song about keeping your path even when everything feels hard and is working against you. In this performance, Tritt’s voice shows the power of the lyrics and the pride of someone who knows the story really happened. The crowd claps along to the beat and the excitement grows stronger with each verse he sings.
Travis Tritt – I’m Gonna Be Somebody (from Live & Kickin’)
For fans, this version brings the message home. It’s not just a story, it’s real. People who grew up with this song say it helped them believe in their own path, no matter how hard things got. Online, many say this is the track that made them lifelong Tritt fans. He doesn’t just sing about determination, he lives it and the audience feels every note.
And then, as the energy settles Tritt shifts into something more reflective. “Old Habits,” performed later in the set, changes the pace but not the depth. It’s about the weight of memory, the kind of heartbreak that doesn’t really fade. The lyrics speak of trying to move on but always being pulled back by something familiar, something lost.
Travis Tritt – Old Habits (from Live & Kickin’)
This version of “Old Habits” feels personal. The full band supports him, but it’s his voice that holds everything in place. Gritty, controlled, and aching, Tritt gives us not just a song, but a lived experience. It’s a reminder that sometimes strength means standing still in the pain and singing through it.
Live & Kickin’ captures these two sides of Travis Tritt, the fighter and the feeler, the believer and the broken. It’s why the album matters and why fans keep coming back to it. Tritt doesn’t perform to impress. He performs to connect. Follow Travis Tritt on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube because the next song might be exactly what you need to hear.