About Tré Taylor

Born in Marin County and raised in Sonoma County wine country of California, Tré Taylor is a singer, songwriter, storyteller, creative entrepreneur, and professional collector of beautiful moments.

With roots in gospel, jazz, blues, Americana, comedy, and community-building, Tré has spent a lifetime bringing people together through music, laughter, food, art, and shared experiences. Her soulful performances and unmistakable storytelling style have earned her a devoted following throughout Northern California and beyond.

Before fully embracing her creative path, Tré built a successful career supporting executive leadership teams in Silicon Valley and San Francisco's biotech industry while continuing to pursue her passion for music, performance, and personal development. Along the way she became a Certified NLP Master Practitioner, deepening a lifelong fascination with communication, transformation, creativity, and human potential.

Today, Tré's work lives at the intersection of storytelling, music, food, humor, wellness, travel, and reinvention. Through The Nomad Kitchen, her writing, creative projects, performances, and a growing cast of unforgettable characters, she explores what it means to create a meaningful, joyful, and authentic life.

As a proudly neurodivergent creator, Tré embraces curiosity, lifelong learning, and the belief that our greatest challenges often become our greatest gifts.

This website is her digital home—a place where stories are shared, meals are celebrated, ideas are explored, and new adventures begin.

So pull up a chair.

You're always welcome at the table.

With love, music, food, art, and fun,

Tré Taylor & Bleep the Tattoo ✨

Want the Full Story?

In 2019, award-winning writer Jean Bartlett interviewed Tré for an in-depth biography exploring her journey through music, resilience, healing, and reinvention.

“I’m a neurodiverse phoenix rising—here to show that transformation is possible, resilience is real, and laughter is medicine.”

A late-night moment from Leopard Lounge Camp during Strawberry Music Festival's 2025 gathering. Between music, friendship, laughter, and a little self-discovery, I was reminded that healing often arrives disguised as community, creativity, and joy. Somewhere between the harmonies and the weirdos, I found my way back to myself.