At just 19 years old, RECORDS Nashville/Columbia singer-songwriter-guitarist Ty Myers is one of Country’s most formidable young artists, pairing his old-soul songwriting with commanding musicality well beyond his years. With his 2026 sophomore album Heavy On The Soul, the Texas-bred musician stepped into rare air and recorded at the historic FAME Recording Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL, channeling the storied lineage of Southern Rock, Soul, and Blues into an incendiary sound unmistakably his own.
A prime showcase for his deeply human storytelling, Heavy On The Soul followed Myers’ widely acclaimed debut The Select — a 2025 LP featuring PLATINUM-certified hits “Ends of the Earth” (a Top 10 at Country radio), “Thought It Was Love”, and “Drinkin’ Alone.” As the album launched him into a new tier of stardom, Myers hit the road for his 73-date The Select Tour: a SOLD-OUT headline run extended multiple times thanks to his wildly devoted fanbase and knack for inciting heartthrob-level pandemonium at every show.
Profiled in major publications like Variety, PEOPLE, Los Angeles Times, and Rolling Stone (who proclaimed that he’s “poised to be the next face of country music”), he’s also landed on coveted lists like Billboard’s “21 Under 21,” been selected for Spotify’s RADAR program, and named to the Fender Next Class of 2026 — one of just 15 global artists chosen for the brand’s annual development program spotlighting the next generation of guitar-led talent.
With over 1.5 BILLION global streams to date (and 20 MILLION+ global streams per week), his latest milestones include making his Austin City Limits debut in May — a bucket-list achievement for Myers, who grew up on a cattle ranch in the nearby town of Dripping Springs. While performing at stadiums as support for Luke Combs’ My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, he made his much-anticipated debut at Stagecoach and landed at No. 2 on Billboard’s list of the festival’s best performances. In June, Myers continued his meteoric ascent with the launch of The Legal Tour — a monumental U.S. headline run with dates currently scheduled through late 2026.
