Kasey Tyndall

Kasey Tyndall, born in North Carolina in 1995, began her musical journey by playing guitar and writing songs at a young age. Her path to Nashville was significantly accelerated in 2014 when she won a radio contest, earning the opportunity to perform “We Were Us” on stage with Keith Urban. At the time, she was a college student at East Carolina University studying to be a nurse. Following this early success, Tyndall relocated to Nashville to pursue her music career, transitioning from academia to the music industry.

Tyndall quickly built momentum in Nashville. Her debut single, “Everything is Texas,” released in early 2017, gained attention on Spotify’s Wild Country playlist and its music video reached the Top 10 on CMT’s 12 Pack Countdown. This initial success was followed by a significant career milestone when her song “Middle Man” led to a publishing deal. In 2017, she released “Between Salvation and Survival,” her debut album. Her songwriting continued to evolve, leading to a global publishing deal with River House Artists and Sony Music Publishing Nashville in 2021. Throughout her career, Tyndall has collaborated with notable co-writers such as Neil Mason from The Cadillac Three, Driver Williams from Eric Church’s band, Ashley McBryde, and Taylor Phillips.

Over the years, Tyndall has gained acclaim for several singles, including “Jesus and Joan Jett,” which was featured on Spotify’s Country Rocks playlist in 2022, and “Dirt Road to Hell,” a summer 2023 release that achieved viral status on TikTok. In January 2024, her song “Bad For Me” was featured on SiriusXM’s “On The Horizon.” She has consistently toured, supporting artists such as Hank Williams Jr., Ashley McBryde, Ian Munsick, Old Crow Medicine Show, Jamey Johnson, Bailey Zimmerman, and Ella Langley. Her contributions to country music were recognized with her inclusion in CMT’s 2023 class of Next Women of Country. Tyndall is scheduled to release her self-titled debut label album with MNRK Music in early 2025.