The Pilgrim Travelers were an American gospel music group from Los Angeles, California, founded in the 1930s. The group is known for their energetic performances and harmonious blend of traditional gospel, blues, and early rhythm and blues styles. They were a prominent act in the gospel music scene, particularly during the 1940s and 1950s.

The Pilgrim Travelers' lineup changed over time but the core founding members included Keith Barber, Jesse Whitaker, and J.W. Alexander. They worked closely with producer Bumps Blackwell, and their music often features a range of styles and instrumentation.