Grace Tyler

Grace Tyler, originally from Frisco, Texas, developed her musical abilities from a young age, influenced by artists such as Dolly Parton, George Strait, and Miranda Lambert. She later attended Belmont University, where she continued to refine her craft. During this period, she worked with multi-platinum singer-songwriter Lee Brice, who served as a mentor. Her early work focused on songwriting and performing, laying the groundwork for her future releases in the country music genre.

Tyler achieved initial recognition with her viral breakup single “My Mistake,” released on TikTok in 2021. This success led to features on Spotify’s “Fresh Finds” and “Fresh Finds Country” playlists, which highlight independent and emerging artists. In 2024, her song “Weak Man” earned her a nomination among eight multi-genre artists for Spotify’s “Fresh Finds Favorites.” Concluding 2024, Tyler embarked on her first tour, opening for Shane Smith and the Saints. She also performed the national anthem at the 2025 American Rodeo Championship at the Texas Rangers’ Stadium and at the AT&T Stadium for the Lone Star Smokeout Country Music and BBQ Festival, demonstrating her growing public presence.

In May 2025, Grace Tyler signed her first publishing deal with Concord Music Publishing. This worldwide publishing agreement covers her existing catalog and all future releases. Her debut EP, “Everything I Didn’t Say,” released in March, features a collection of songs that reflect personal experiences. She is scheduled to perform at the ACM Lifting Lives Topgolf Tee-Off on May 7th, preceding her ACM red carpet debut at the 60th ACM Awards.