Growing up in West Palm Beach, Florida, Wilson's musical gifts became apparent at a very young age. 

Debuting as a six year old, Wilson performed with his parents and four year old sister in the Wilson Family Quartet. 

In addition to singing, Todd displayed instrumental skills, playing  string bass, trumpet, and acoustic guitar. 

His talent for choral conducting emerged in high school, evidenced as he received the coveted title of Senior Student Conductor of the Advanced Musical Chorus.  Wilson's choral conducting and leadership skills have been honed over the past four decades with a variety of different choruses in several states across the country.

In 1982, Wilson moved to Dallas, TX to join the internationally acclaimed Vocal Majority Chorus. Privileged to spend 16 years active with the chorus, for 10 of those years, Wilson served as a section leader and member of the Vocal Majority music team, celebrating six International Chorus Championships along the way.

Scott Pelley (of CBS News and 60 Minutes) talks about ACOUSTIX

Wilson's time in Dallas also resulted in the formation of the quartet, ACOUSTIX. That foursome won the International Quartet Championship in their very first attempt. Reflecting the zeal of its members, ACOUSTIX has performed in 48 states and ten countries, still thriving after 26 years. Their work is featured on six critically-acclaimed CD projects and over twenty audio and video releases. ACOUSTIX returned last week from concerts in Harrogate, England. 

Harlan Wilson with Todd Wilson in 2015

Wilson's championship work with ACOUSTIX earned him the distinction of first 2nd generation International Quartet Champion in the history of barbershop singing. H is father Harlan is the baritone in the 1961 gold medal award winning quartet, the Suntones-a group with which Todd also sang for thirteen years. 

And the accolades followed Wilson across the country. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame of the Southwestern District of Barbershop Harmony Society. 

Todd Wilson directing the Houston Tidelanders in 2003

The Houston Tidelanders - a 90 voice men's chorus which Wilson led to two Top 10 finishes in international competition-awarded Wilson the Meritorious Service Award. 

Todd Wilson directing the Brotherhood of Harmony in 2006

In Schaumburg Illinois, Wilson received the President's Award from the Brotherhood of Harmony Chorus. 

The Nashville Singers made Wilson the first recipient of their Member of the Year award.

Since 2008, Wilson has provided leadership to Nashville Singers.  Funding for and focus on the performing arts is at an all-time low. Wanting to make a difference, the Nashville Singers organization was founded with a mission to enrich lives through singing and the support of music education. This male chorus of 15 volunteer singers raises funds to support music education and fulfills this mission by presenting master classes on the art of a cappella singing to middle and high school students and vocal performance clinics to adults. In addition, the Nashville Singers have awarded $13,250 in music education grants and scholarships in the last six years, impacting hundreds of students in Middle Tennessee and beyond. Each year, the Nashville Singers also recognize an outstanding music educator by presenting the annual Carol Crittenden Arts Advocate of the Year Award.  

Wilson received his college education from the University of North Texas, Strayer University, and Palm Beach Community College. He has completed more than 200 hours of classroom training from the Center for Nonprofit Management.

Todd's past and present affiliations include the American Society of Association Executives; National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences; American Society of Composers, Authors & Publishers; Gospel Music Association; Chorus America; National Society of Collegiate Scholars; Tennesseans for the Arts; Barbershop Harmony Society; Center for Nonprofit Management; and Contemporary A Cappella Society of America.

Wilson also serves as Vice-President of Board of Directors of the Gateway Chamber Orchestra in Clarksville, TN.

Todd and his wife Jennifer have been married since 1989. They have two sons, Taylor (age 24) and Travis (age 20).

Todd Wilson directing the Nashville Singers in 2014