Grace Tyler

Frisco, TX native Grace Tyler was influenced at an early age by the melodies of her idols such as Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, George Strait, and Miranda Lambert. With a vocal presence and songwriting sensibility that harnesses traditional Country music roots with contemporary appeal, Tyler first captured audiences with her viral break-up hit "My Mistake" on TikTok. She has been featured on the covers of Spotify's "Texas Country Now" and "Fresh Finds Favorites" playlists, as well as Amazon's "Breakthrough Country" playlist.

Tyler's testimonial debut EP, Everything I Didn't Say, was released in early 2025 and immediately struck a chord with fans, leading to her first publishing deal with Concord Music Publishing. Closing out a stellar year, Tyler earned the #3 spot on Spotify's "Best of Fresh Finds Country 2025" and was featured on the "Fresh Finds All Genre" list at the #12 spot with her hit single "I Don't Wanna Know." Tyler continued her momentum starting 2026 with "Clean Slate," which was released on January 16 and tells the story of leaving the past behind and turning a new page. Christian and LA based artist Peech invited Tyler to duet and remix his recent hit "Tell Me," released on February 6. Tyler also continues to showcase her incredible writing skills with her recent cut by The Band Perry for her song "PSYCHOLOGICAL," added song to radio in February as well as the first song the band released since 2015. Her latest release, “Fear of Flying” produced by King Henry tells a story of coming face-to-face with someone that was once yours and the anxiety that comes with it.

Tyler has been on the road with Texas act Shane Smith and the Saints, Scotty McCreery, Parker McCollum, Jackson Dean, Chase Matthew and Josh Turner, she just completed her first ever Canadian tour in April as support on Lee Brice's "Sunriser" tour.