Bio

UPDATE ON TRUCE ALLEN and more to come : Truce Allen was born in New Haven, Connecticut then later moved to Texas. His father was a truck driver and spent a lot of time away from home. When he was able to ride along with him, (his father), in the big truck they were always listening to Country Music. This must have been where the inspiration began. The age of six, being of course his interests at that time were fishing, hanging with his dad, hot rodding and Country Music. In 1996, he went in the military. He and some of the guys from his platoon would sit, sing and write, realizing then "For the first time", that music was what he was supposed to do. When he got out of the military, he started driving big trucks and writing. Truce spent a lot of his time trying to figure out exactly who he was. He has played at the local county fairs such as Martin, Levy Counties, and Bushnell Fall Festival. He has also opened for Alan Jackson. He was taught to ride by one of the Best Professional Bull riders, T.J. Steele. He enjoyed riding bulls for 8 years until an injury. He felt at that time this was Gods way of letting him know that music was it for him. It’s a proven fact, that when it comes to writing his music, his biggest inspirations are God, life and rodeo… Truce enjoys: Country life, such as; throwing hay, working cattle, riding horses, writing and hanging out with his friends.The new Album is set for release soon. With music that he himself has written and lived, this is only the beginning for Truce Allen “This isn’t an 8 second ride” this is a real cowboy with a real country heart. He has done his share of being a cowboy and the rodeo, which has really helped him in his inspirations to write these songs. Truce would like to thank his parents and family for the support that they have given his whole life along with the other friends that have helped him with his musical career. Truce Allen thanks God every day for life, and the gift he’s giving him for being able to write and sing his own music along with other artists’ music as well. Truce surely feels blessed. This is only the beginning for Truce Allen. "Cowboy Up!"[b][u]