The Travel Guide Tickets

On the schedule

The Travel Guide Tour Dates & Tickets

Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

The Travel Guide emerge from Wichita, Kansas as an inventive indie rock act known for their genre-blending sound and energetic regional live shows. Formed around 2010, this project has built a reputation for pushing beyond easy genre labels—tagged by Bandcamp as indie rock, rock, experimental, ambient rock, indie pop, and shoegaze. Their music blends lush textures with driving rhythms, creating immersive performances that have drawn attention from local press and listeners across the region.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Whether you’re new to their catalog or revisiting fan favorites, this page brings you a clear look at their journey—biography, discography highlights, and current tour status. If you’re hoping to catch a show, we’ve got you covered on how to secure your seats when opportunities arise.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Biography and timeline: The Travel Guide began in Wichita with a momentum that carried through regional gigs and evolving lineups. They released Trading a Dream in 2015 on Air House Records, a record that earned regional coverage from KMUW and helped broaden their regional footprint. Their next full-length, Good God! I Want to Be Whole, arrived in 2020 as a self-released project, followed by singles like 40 days and Nowhere Once Again in 2020, reflecting continual experimentation and a willingness to explore new sonic textures. A 2018 press piece covered hiatus and lineup changes, signaling resilience and ongoing creative work. Locally, The Travel Guide remains a favorite with a reputation for memorable live shows across Kansas and the surrounding area.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Discography highlights to explore: Live 2012-2013 (2013, self-released) captures early live energy; Trading a Dream (2015, Air House Records) showcases their evolving sound; Good God! I Want to Be Whole (2020, self-released). The band’s Bandcamp page connects fans to social channels and streaming partners, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify via https://bandcamp.com and their social handles. For the latest updates, follow their official channels and Bandcamp updates.

The essentials

Quick Facts About The Travel Guide

Origin: Wichita, Kansas, indie rock band formed around 2010; known for energetic regional live shows.
Discography (albums, most recent first): Good God! I Want to Be Whole (2020, self-released/The Travel Guide), Trading a Dream (2015, Air House Records), Live 2012-2013 (2013, self-released).
Genre/style: Tags on Bandcamp include indie rock, rock, experimental, ambient rock, indie pop, shoegaze; described as genre-blending and hard to classify.
Recent singles: 40 days (2020) and Nowhere Once Again (2020).
Major press/achievements: Regional coverage from KMUW on Trading a Dream (2015) and article on their hiatus/lineup changes (2018); local press has followed their activity over the years.
Social media presence: Bandcamp page links to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify; Twitter handle is @WeAreTTG.

The records

The Travel Guide Discography

Good God! I Want to Be Whole
2020 · The Travel Guide
Trading a Dream
2015 · Air House Records
Live 2012-2013
2013 · Self-released

The hits

Top The Travel Guide Songs

40 days
2020 · N/A
Nowhere Once Again
2020 · N/A

Biography and timeline: The Travel Guide began in Wichita with a momentum that carried through regional gigs and evolving lineups. They released Trading a Dream in 2015 on Air House Records, a record that earned regional coverage from KMUW and helped broaden their regional footprint. Their next full-length, Good God! I Want to Be Whole, arrived in 2020 as a self-released project, followed by singles like 40 days and Nowhere Once Again in 2020, reflecting continual experimentation and a willingness to explore new sonic textures. A 2018 press piece covered hiatus and lineup changes, signaling resilience and ongoing creative work. Locally, The Travel Guide remains a favorite with a reputation for memorable live shows across Kansas and the surrounding area.