Tracy Von Koble

Singer/Songwriter/Performer Tracy Von Koble (AKA; TVK) plays original music in many styles including Folk Rock, Light Blues, Alternative and both New Country and Classic Country.
Originally from Cleaveland, Ohio he moved to California at an early age and picked up the guitar at 15. By 16 he had written the song "American Veteran", by 19 he had written "Alcohol" and
the guitar player's anthem "Unstrung". Ever since then TVK knew that he wanted to do music for the rest of his life.
Tracy Von Koble moved to Nashville in 1993 where he spent 8 years pursuing a record deal. While there he created a studio with friend and engineer Mike Pfuntner where he would record his demo CD. In 2000 he returned to California and in his own words "I don't believe I ever gave up on music. I gave up on the misery of being alone in Nashville and the thought that I had to be there to make it."

Now with a self produced CD to his name TVK is on his way to fulfilling his dreams. The album "Rollin' Man" is informed by ghosts of the past like Neil Young, Elvis, Jim Croce, James Taylor, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard and Waylon Jennings. The songs are soulful and sincere and come from a deep place. With 20 years plus experience writing and performing, music isn't just what Tracy Von Koble does, it's who he is.