Tim Foust

Tim Foust was born in Lubbock, Texas. He had penchant for songwriting and singing at an early age. In high school he performed and studied classical music extensively. Although Tim studied at Lamar University for a couple of years, his inner musician took over. Tim left school and joined up with an a cappella group out of Minneapolis, Minnesota called Blue Jupiter. Blue Jupiter toured hundreds of venues across the US. During that tour, the group released its album Ear Candy to critical acclaim. This album included Tim’s first recorded original song. Tim left Blue Jupiter to join Boston-based group "Ball In The House." As a member of the group, Tim performed over 250 shows per year, recorded with diamond producer Tim Coons, shared the stage with many stars such as Gladys Knight and Kenny Loggins, and was a featured vocalist on the popular Cool Whip jingle for Kraft’s national television and radio campaign. Tim can be heard on the Ball in the House EP Think About It as well as their full-length album Granite Ave, both of which feature several of his arrangements and original compositions. Tim spent a few years in Orange County, California as a featured writer and artist at Flying Pig Productions. He released his debut album The Best That I Could Do which is available on iTunes. During this project, Tim collaborated with many talented writers including the Grammy-nominated Randy Sharp who is responsible for a slew of #1 hits. Fans are sure to enjoy the beautiful and well-written lyrics and music as well as Tim’s signature wit. In 2011, Tim joined Home Free as their full-time bass and helped lead them to a victory on NBC's The Sing-Off which secured them a record deal with Columbia Records. They released their album Crazy Life on Columbia in early 2014 which features several of Tim's originals. Home Free continues to release music and videos, and they tour extensively. Check their calendar for dates near you! http://homefreemusic.com