When not on tour with String Cheese Incident, he tours with his band, the Kyle Hollingsworth Band. He has also toured under the names 'Kyle Hollingsworth & Friends' and '3 Foot Icon', the latter featuring him, Speech (of Arrested Development), and Chief Xcel (
Blackalicious). Additionally, Hollingsworth frequently jams with groups such as Mat Butler's
Everyone Orchestra, T3 (ft. Michael Travis, Jason Hann, and The Floozies' Matt Hill), and others throughout the year. Hollingsworth released his first solo album,
Never Odd or Even, in 2004. The album features saxophonist
Joshua Redman and pedal steel player Robert Randolph. During this time, He toured in support of Never Odd or Even under the name Remarkable Elba Kramer. In 2007, Hollingsworth toured with The Mickey Hart Band, featuring
Steve Kimock,
George Porter Jr. and
Mickey Hart of the
Grateful Dead In the spring of 2008, Hollingsworth toured briefly with
the Fiery Furnaces as the band's second keyboard player. His second album, ''
Then There's Now,'' was released on September 15, 2009. The album features Dave Watts (of the Motet) on drums, Ryan Jalbert on Guitar, Garrett Sayers on bass, and Damien Hines and
DJ Logic on turntables. It also features Liza Oxnard (of Zuba) and Alex Botwin (of
Pnuma Trio). In 2014, he released his third album,
Speed of Life. Speed of Life spurned some of Hollingsworth's biggest solo tracks to date in "Falling Through The Cracks" and "You've Got The World" and even featured Dominic Lalli on "Peregrino." In 2018, Hollingsworth released his fourth album,
50. The 12-track album features hits such as "All Falls Apart" and "Stuff" and boasts collaborations with a variety artists such as Jason Hann, Gabriel Mervine, Drew Sayers, Kim Dawson, Andy Hall, Jennifer Hartswick, DJ Logic, and more. In February 2020, he brought his solo band, Kyle Hollingsworth Band, up to Alaska as part of his BrewSki Tour. The run featured shows at both Klondike Mike's in Palmer, AK, and the Alyeska Resort, in Girdwood, AK, alongside collaboration brews with Bearpaw River Brewing Company and Girdwood Brewing Company, respectively. February 28, 2020 saw the release of Hollingsworth's most recent EP, aptly titled
2020. The EP features Lyle Divinsky (of The Motet) on the reggae-inspired "Got It Figured Out" as well a cover of "Step," by the Vampire Weekend. ==Discography==