Texas and Colorado country singer/songwriter Tyller Gummersall started his career at the the young age of eight singing Hank William’s “Hey Good Lookin,” at the Country Fair Talent contest. In the same year, Gummersall took some help from a successful local performer and started taking lessons from his music mentor and two time national flat pick champion Gary Cook.
On his eighth year of life, was a huge one in terms of his getting his first horse, his first guitar and also winning his first talent contest. He continue working at his future career and at fourteen he started voice lessons with acclaimed Los Angeles voice coach Raven Kane Campbell.
His wonderful wealth continued when he got the chance to record “Beer and a Rose” (2011 EP) with his Nashville Dream Band, a part composed of members from Ryan Adams and John Prine’s bands (two of Gummersall’s musical icons) at the special Welcome to 1979 analog Nashville studio.
Gummersall’s third studio album was produced by Grammy award winner Lloyd Maines “Long Ride Home,” and was very well accepted, enjoyed by radio stations across the whole country, tens of thousands streams and many great reviews.
In 2019, Gummersall released his first podcast series with some help from Cowboys and Indians Magazine. The first season of “Tales From The Trails,” Gummersall chatted with Charlie Daniels, Hayes Carl, and Randy Rogers.
On January 14, 2021, Gummersall put out his brand-new single “Leave Montana. This is one of my favorite new country song and could picture being in Montana when I listen to this wonderful song. If you would like to find out more about Tyller Gummersall then check out his website (https://tyllergummersall.com).
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