MUSIC
ABOUT TYLER
Tyler Stephens isn't a country artist who discovered country music—he was raised in it.
Born and raised in the hollers of Eastern Kentucky, Tyler Stephens is bringing real country music back to the forefront with a sound rooted in 90’s honky-tonk, neo-traditional country, and Southern grit. Those Appalachian roots will shine brightly in his upcoming release, "Kentucky Country Girl," an anthem for the country girls of the Bluegrass State sung from the perspective of a proud Kentucky boy.
Influenced by legends like George Strait, Keith Whitley, Joe Diffie, Tracy Lawrence, and Kenny Chesney, Tyler delivers authentic country music that feels both familiar and fresh. Fans often compare his vocals to Tracy Lawrence while his energetic live show captures the spirit of the dancehall era that made country music great.
A seasoned road warrior performing more than 150 shows a year, Tyler has played iconic venues including the Grizzly Rose (Denver, CO), Million Dollar Cowboy Bar (Jackson, WY), Dirty Bourbon Saloon (Albuquerque, NM), and Nashville's Bluebird Cafe. He's also shared stages with artists such as Tracy John Anderson, Tracy Lawrence, Aaron Tippin, Confederate Railroad, Johnny Lee, Rick Trevino, and the Kentucky Headhunters.
With upcoming releases including "Kentucky Country Girl," "Country Kid," and the honky-tonkin' dancehall anthem "Boot Wearing Boys Like Me" arriving in January 2027, Tyler continues to build momentum while staying true to his roots.
From the mountains of Kentucky to stages nationwide,
Tyler Stephens is keeping country music country—one song, one story, and one packed dance floor at a time.