Tyler Farr

Farr’s love for the country genre began with his musical step-father who played guitar for the legendary George Jones. Already a classically trained opera singer, at the age of 16 Farr accompanied his step-father on tour experiencing the road for the first time.

With bundles of passion for the genre coupled with an incredible talent, Farr released his debut single “Hot Mess” in 2012 which he co-wrote with Rhett Atkins. Having experienced a taste of what was to come, Farr signed with Columbia Nashville later that year (home of the country genre) and released his follow up single “Hello Goodbye”.

It was the release of his third single in 2013 “Redneck Crazy” which broke him into the country genre as it went straight to number two in the charts and went platinum. The New York Times named the single as 2013’s song of the summer. His debut album released later that year “Redneck Crazy” was a huge success as it secured the number two spot on the country charts and number five on the national chart.

With an incredible buzz surrounding this up and coming artist, Farr went on tour supporting artists such as: Jason Aldean, Florida Georgia Line and Lee Brice. In 2014 he was nominated as Music Row’s Breakthrough Artist of the Year and won Country Radio Seminar’s prestigious award New Faces of Country Radio. Later that year, Farr serenaded audiences with his first television appearances on the Today Show and Fox and Friends All American Summer effortlessly performing his single “Whiskey in my Water”.

Farr is known for his epic story-telling abilities combined with his incredible musicianship as he draws audiences to become an active part of his live performances.