Wyatt Ellis

At age 16, Wyatt Ellis is widely regarded as one of the most exciting young talents in bluegrass and country music. A skilled composer, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist with a deep respect for tradition, Wyatt leads a powerhouse band known for their high-energy performances. By age 13, he made his first guest appearance on the Grand Ole Opry, and by age 14, returned for his official debut with his own band, performing original music, an unprecedented milestone. His debut album, Happy Valley, a collection of original instrumentals written at age 11, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Bluegrass chart, signaling the arrival of a bold new voice in American roots music. Currently featured in the Country Music Hall of Fame American Currents, Wyatt also serves as an ambassador for the Greater Smokies Region, representing the rich musical traditions of Appalachia throughout his home state. From barefoot porch pickin' in a holler in East Tennessee, to standing ovations on the world's most iconic stages, his story blends authenticity, talent, and a vision for the future of acoustic music. As his career continues to rise, Wyatt Ellis is poised to leave a lasting impact on bluegrass and beyond.