How did Keith Gattis die? Tribute Pour In as Writer of George Strait & Kenny Chesney Hits, Dies at 52

Everyone loves to listen to music and we have a different kind of respect for them. Not only singers but songwriters also need to get appreciation because their lyrics know how to touch our hearts. It is the first step in order to make a piece of music to get viral. Most singers also penned their own songs which creates a lot of sensation among music listeners and that is why whenever hear the passing news of any songwriter or singer we get sad and start getting worrying while thinking that we would not be able to hear their music or work.

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Keith Gattis Death Cause

This time too, the death news of a songwriter made us sad and forced us to find more details about the passing. The deceased songwriter was identified as Keith Gattis. He was a Nashville songwriter, solo artist, and producer who took his last breath on Sunday, 23rd April 2023. At the time of passing, he was 52 years old. His fans are in deep sorrow and paying tributes to him through their social media accounts and getting upset with the thought that they would not be able to hear his voice anymore. The entire social media is flooded with this news and making everyone sad.

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Who Was Keith Gattis?

The beloved singer-songwriter was a citizen of Texas. He started playing around the Austin area as a teen and then he shifted to Nashville after completing his education in order to start his music career. He was always passionate about his music career and achieved his goals with hard work and determination. Later on, he signed a deal with RCA Nashville in the year 1996 and launched his debut self-titled music album. The title of his music album was “Little Drops of My Heart”. After that, he also recorded an indie solo album closely 10 years later “Big City Blues”.

Keith Gattis

Keith Gattis

In the year 2002, he became the band leader for a popular band “Dwight Yoakam”. In this band, he played an electric and bass guitar on the album titled “Blame The Vain” of the Yoakam album. He was in demand and people loved him a lot. He even worked in the studio with Sunny Sweeney, Bruce Robinson, Brandy Clark, Jon Pardi, and several others. He discovered success as a songwriter as well, writing the hauntingly beautiful “El Cerrito Place” which comes up on his album “Big City Blues”. Now his fans are sad and already missing him and want to attend his funeral. However, the details of his funeral are not out yet but as soon as we get it we will mention it here.

Tribute Pour In as Writer of George Strait & Kenny Chesney Hits, Keith Gattis Dies at 52

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