How Did Keith Gattis Die? Keith Gattis Cause of Death

Nashville mainstay Keith Gattis, who wrote songs for some of country’s biggest hitmakers in addition to helming his own recording artist career in the ’90s, has died. He was 52 years old.

Gattis’ country music peers were among the first to report the news. Jake Owen shared a tribute to his memory, writing, “Keith was always himself. I really admired him and I wish I would’ve told him that. It’s hard to only be left with memories.”

“My thoughts and condolences go out to Keith’s family and friends who are coping with such a tragic loss. We lost a good one here in Nashville,” Owen continues. “Y’all send love to Keith Gattis today. Play his records. Remember that we aren’t here forever. Be good to people. Hug someone. Tell them ya love em.”

Singer-songwriter Kendell Marvel replied in the comments to Owen’s post, writing “Devastated and heartbroken. Loved this dude. Love you as well brother.”

Born on May 26, 1971 in Georgetown, Texas, Gattis moved to Nashville in his late teens and began to pursue music. He signed to RCA Nashville, and released a self-titled debut studio album in 1996. That track list contained “Little Drops of My Heart,” which would be his one U.S. charting single, peaking at No. 53 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Another single called “Real Deal” also charted in Canada.

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