Tyler Edwards

“Tyler Edwards conveys a stealth-like view in his moody melodies, breaching sensitive singer/songwriter fare with a reliable rock stance that recalls Jason Isbell, Ryan Adams, and The Avett Brothers in it's unassuming honesty." - PASTE MAGAZINE Beginning his career in 2008, Tyler Edwards was the songwriter and front man for his college rock band in South Carolina. After releasing two EPs and an LP, the band had multiple songs break the Top 10 on Billboard's Rock Charts and music featured on MTV and NASCAR. In 2015, Edwards disbanded the group, launched his solo career with a 6-song EP, Too Young for Love, and relocated to Seattle, WA. After developing a new local fan base, he recorded a live album in 2016, Live from the Columbia City Theater. In 2017, Edwards released his first solo LP, A Few Good Hearts. Since releasing his record, Tyler has sold out multiple Seattle venues and shared the stage with national acts such as Ian Noe, Will Hoge, Nicki Bluhm, and The Steel Wheels. On May 1st, 2020, he released his first self produced and recorded EP called "Sincerely, Montgomery,” which was his sophomore album, "A Falling Sky,” and more self produced and recorded singles. After relocating to Northern California, Tyler has served as direct tour support for Grizfolk, as well as direct support for Dexter and The Moonrocks at Sacramento’s annual Concerts in the Park series.