Trace Cyrus

Trace Cyrus is an American musician, singer, and songwriter best known as the guitarist and vocalist for the band Metro Station. Born Neil Timothy Helson in Ashland, Kentucky in 1989, he grew up in a musical family—his father is Billy Ray Cyrus, the famous country singer—which influenced his early exposure to music. Trace developed a passion for performing at a young age, eventually forging his own path in pop-rock and electronic music.

Throughout his career, Trace Cyrus has contributed to numerous projects, including Metro Station’s hit singles like “Shake It”, which achieved mainstream success and solidified his place in the music industry. He is known for blending pop, rock, and electronic elements, creating catchy and energetic songs that resonate with a wide audience. Reflecting on his creative approach, he has said, “Music is my way of expressing myself and connecting with people in a way words alone can’t.”

Beyond his music, Trace Cyrus is admired for his resilience, individuality, and dedication to his craft. He emphasizes authenticity and persistence, stating, “Stay true to who you are, embrace your journey, and keep pushing forward no matter the obstacles.” His career reflects talent, creativity, and the ability to leave a lasting impact on both fans and the music scene.