Trace Cyrus

Singer-songwriter and guitarist, skilled musician

Trace Cyrus - Performers & Entertainers born February 24th, 1989
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Born in 1989, this American musician gained recognition as a guitarist and vocalist for the band Metro Station. The band released the hit single "Shake It," which peaked at number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In addition to music, he has pursued a successful career in social media and business endeavors, launching the clothing line Southern Made. His engagement in various artistic projects highlights versatility beyond music, as he collaborated with other artists and participated in several music-related ventures.

Co-founded Metro Station

Released hit single "Shake It"

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