Tré Adams always knew he wanted to be a pop star. 
Long before the stages, the records, and the growing audience, there was a young Tré watching Michael Jackson highlights and becoming completely obsessed with the magic of performance. 

He wasn’t just fascinated by the music, he was captivated by the ability to command an audience, tell a story, create an unforgettable visual world, and make people from every background feel something at the same time.
That dream followed him through some of the hardest chapters of his life.
 As a teenager, Tré experienced homelessness, at one point living in a hotel with his mother and sister. During those years, he would watch VH1’s music video programming and study the artists who appeared on screen. It was there that he discovered Jason Derulo. Seeing a pop artist who looked closer to him and seeing someone with a similar appearance who wasn’t a rapper, but as a true pop entertainer capable of reaching audiences across racial and cultural lines changed something in him.
 Tré realized at that moment: “I can do this.”
 That realization became a mission.


Influenced by the legendary artistry of Michael Jackson, Prince, Lady Gaga, and Jason Derulo, Tré Adams has spent his journey developing a sound and identity that are completely his own. While proudly carrying Oakland, California with him, his vision has never been limited to being a local artist. He has always seen himself as a worldwide entertainer, an artist capable of creating music, moments, and experiences that transcend borders.
 Now, Tré is entering one of the most personal chapters of his career. 
His new music is 100% Tré Adams. With this upcoming project, he is stepping away from simply creating songs that sound good and opening the door to his story. He is becoming vulnerable about the process of healing from a traumatic and abusive childhood, transforming experiences that once wounded him into music that can connect with people who have faced their own battles.
 His story is not about pretending the darkness never happened. It is about choosing to become a light in spite of it.
 

The world tried to blow his candle out. 
But the wind just wasn’t strong enough.
That resilience has always been at the heart of Tré’s artistry. His music combines Pop, R&B, Rock, Electronic production, nostalgic influences, and undeniable dance-floor energy, but underneath the sound is a real person telling a real story.
 His 80's inspired dance anthem, “Out of My Head” captures another side of that personality. The record is energetic, colorful, unapologetic, and built for the dance floor, an authentic glimpse into the larger-than-life pop star Tré always dreamed of becoming. A live performance video of the song has already approached one million views on YouTube, showing the growing connection between Tré and audiences beyond his hometown.


From watching Michael Jackson highlights as a kid, to discovering his own reflection in a Jason Derulo music video, to surviving homelessness and childhood trauma, to stepping onto stages and building an audience of his own, Tré Adams represents more than an emerging pop artist.
 He represents perseverance.
 He represents transformation.
 And he represents the belief that where you come from does not have to determine where you’re going.
 Oakland gave Tré his roots.
 His experiences gave him his story.
 And now, Tré Adams is ready to take that story to the world.