Trace Cyrus Age: How Old Is Trace Cyrus?: Born on February 24, 1989, Trace Cyrus, also known as Trace Dempsey Cyrus is an American musician.
He developed a passion for being a musician at a younger age and has been consistent throughout his career, becoming one of the most sought-after American musicians.
Trace Cyrus Age
Trace Cyrus was born Neil Timothy Helson on February 24, 1989, in Ashland, Kentucky, United States. He celebrated his 35th birthday in February 2024.
Cyrus is the backing vocalist and guitarist of the pop-rock band Metro Station. In early 2006, he started Metro Station with American singer, Mason Musso.
With the band Metro Station, Cyrus in 2006 co-wrote the song “Country Music Has the Blues” on Billy Ray’s album Wanna Be Your Joe.
Cyrus performed with the band as a guitarist and vocalist. Columbia Records signed the band after seeing their MySpace page. Cyrus left Metro Station in early 2010.
In early 2010, Cyrus formed the pop band Ashland HIGH, providing vocals and guitar. In 2012, the band joined Breathe Carolina and the Ready Set on a co-headlining US tour.
As of 2013, Ashland HIGH has released two albums, Geronimo and Drugstore Cowboy. In 2013, Cyrus was featured in a remix of the song “Dat Boi” by Millionaires
In August 2014, Cyrus returned to Metro Station. The band released “Savior” in 2015 and toured with Never Shout Never and Falling in Reverse from 2015 to 2016
In 2017, Cyrus worked independently, releasing his first single “Lights Out” that year. He released his first EP “Killing the Pain” on September 24, 2021.
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