Ty Myers on Going ‘Heavy on the Soul’ With His New Album, and Bringing John Mayer and Stevie Ray Vaughan Influences to Country Music as an Old Soul of 18
Why it matters: Ty Myers's second album release and stadium tour signal a significant rise for the 18-year-old artist in the country music scene.
- Ty Myers, an 18-year-old country music artist, has released his second album, "Heavy on the Soul," following his gold-certified debut, "The Select."
- "Heavy on the Soul" was recorded at the historic FAME Recording Studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, known for its R&B and rock albums.
- Myers is bringing blues and classic songwriting influences, including John Mayer and Stevie Ray Vaughan, to country music, appealing to both young and older listeners.
- His current headline tour, dubbed the "Legal Tour," playfully references his 18th birthday and first tour as an adult.
- Myers will also be opening for Luke Combs in stadiums this year, further expanding his reach and exposure.
- The artist acknowledges the "novelty factor" of his age and accomplishments, using it to his advantage while ensuring his musical prowess remains the focus.
18-year-old country music sensation Ty Myers, an "Old Soul" with a fresh face, is making waves with his second album, "Heavy on the Soul," recorded at the legendary FAME Recording Studio. Myers, who blends John Mayer and Stevie Ray Vaughan influences into country, is embarking on his "Legal Tour" and opening for Luke Combs, leveraging his youth and prodigious talent to connect with diverse audiences.
