Kyle Hutton

“In my opinion the best songs are about the truth. Kyle writes about the truth.”
- Lloyd Maines

Authentic, raw, transparent, truthful – all appropriate adjectives for Kyle Hutton ’s songs and his story. “Real Life – Real Music” the title for this stage of Kyle’s journey serves as much as an internal reminder for Hutton as an external description for those who come into contact with his music and message. It’s clear that Kyle is only interested in one thing, changing lives, starting with his own.

“One listen and you get the impression he lives by every word he writes and sings.”
- The Dallas Morning News

Hutton’s newest project “Thank God for the Band” is another deep look into the soul of the songwriter. He paints vivid pictures of the struggle in his life while never losing the hope that is incessantly in his view. While “Thank God for the Band” mixes in plenty of light-hearted fare, the inclusion of intense introspection is not a new frontier. Five years ago Hutton found himself at a crossroads. The demands of a successful business partnership and commitment to the call in his heart required a choice. Kyle knew the road he was destined to choose and left the pursuit of the American dream for the pursuit of his wife, his family, and his craft. The struggle in that decision and the following “awakening” provides the backdrop for Hutton’s third c/d “More Like Me”, a project that gave birth to the song “If You Only Knew” written and performed with wife Tara. The song, a message from Tara to Kyle’s biological mother who gave him up for adoption, taps into an honest vulnerability never more present in the music or their lives than today.

“Kyle Hutton's songs speak of what's in his heart - his family and faith, his love of music and the state of Texas .”
- The Houston Chronicle

Though Hutton’s new c/d and his shows are marked with the evidence of new beginnings his career has hardly just begun. His first three c/d’s have experienced success in the U.S. , Europe, and Australia . “Boy Down Here in Texas ” from Kyle’s second release climbed to #5 on the Texas Music Chart and was the #23 most played song in that year. In addition to delivering chart topping singles Hutton has performed in nationally recognized venues including: Reliant Stadium, The Houston Astrodome, Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, Reed Arena, and Fellowship of the Woodlands. Corporate clients include: The Houston Texans, Texas A&M University, Friendswood Development Company, Lenar Homes, and Keller-Williams Realty.

“The words and the music serve as evidence of Kyle Hutton 's personal faith and beliefs without any sort of overstatement. His songs are honest and speak from his heart”
- mytexasmusic.com

Kyle’s message transcends traditional venue boundaries and finds it’s way seamlessly from mega-venues to mega-churches, fortune 500 companies to non-profit organizations, and intimate singer/songwriter venues to major festival stages. It’s ability to do so stems from the universal messages embedded in the stories and songs.

When Kyle’s not speaking, writing, or playing music he can be found at home outside Houston, Texas with Tara and their 3 boys; Brooks, Casen, and Carter.