(May
16, 2025 – Nashville, TN) Country music singer-songwriter, Grace
Tyler, has released her latest track, “Heart You Broke,” out
now. Written by Tyler, Eylsse Yulo and Sydney Cubit, the song is a stark
reminder that other people do not get to dictate how you feel – especially when
that person is the one who wronged you.
“‘Heart
You Broke’ was sparked by an unexpected text from an ex who clearly didn’t
appreciate what I’d been writing. But I’m a woman who always gets the last
word—and this song is exactly that.” - Grace Tyler
LISTEN:“Heart You Broke”(preferred music platform) or below:
The
track follows Grace’s recent EP, Everything I Didn’t Say (released
14 March 2025), which chronicles a whirlwind of emotions in the aftermath of a
heart wrenching break-up. In each song Grace’s impressive vocals are on full
display and the project as a whole is a masterclass in songwriting. With tracks
such as “I Hope You Have a Daughter,” “Weak Man”
and “She Wasn’t Crazy,” she recently inked her first publishing
deal with Concord Music Publishing.
Grace
made her major red carpet debut in her home city of Frisco, TX at the 60th ACM
Awards. Earlier in the week, she joined fellow rising Country stars for an
acoustic performance during the ACM Lifting Lives Top Golf event.
It
was also recently announced that Grace will be joining her longtime friend and
mentor, Lee Brice, on the road for his upcoming What You Know About
That Tour. The tour kicks-off this Fall in Clear Water, FL. She can also be
seen performing during the upcoming 2025 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in
Frisco, TX on June 21st.
For
more information on Grace Tyler, including upcoming show dates,
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Born
and raised in Frisco, TX, Grace Tyler was indoctrinated at an early
age by the melodies of her idols such as Dolly Parton, George Strait and
Miranda Lambert. With a vocal presence and songwriting sensibility that
harnesses traditional Country music roots with contemporary appeal.
Cutting
her teeth as a performer in her teens, Tyler performed at venues throughout the
Texas Country and Red Dirt music scene. After gaining industry recognition, she
moved to Nashville to attend Belmont University and hone her craft – taking
mentorship from multi-Platinum recording artist and unequivocal storyteller,
Lee Brice.
Tyler
first felt the taste of fame when publishing “My Mistake,” the viral breakup
single which first captured ears and hearts on TikTok. She was awarded the
cover of Texas Country Now playlist on Spotify June of 2022, playlist placement
on Fresh Finds all genres and Fresh Finds Country.
Tyler
also performed for Spotify’s Coastal Cowgirls series in Venice Beach, CA (April
2024) and her first CMA Fest performances of her young career (June 2024) via
Spotify’s Fresh Finds Stage and Hard Rock Stage at Hard Rock Cafe.
Tyler
has also been featured on the cover of Amazon’s “Breakthrough Country” playlist
for her song, “Lose Me,” (Dec. 2024), and was 1 of 8 multi-genre artists
nominated for Spotify’s “Fresh Finds Favorites” with her song, “Weak Man,”
(Nov. 2024). At the end of 2024, the rising star hit the road on her first
tour, opening for popular Texas act, Shane Smith and the Saints. Tyler’s debut
EP, Everything I Didn’t Say, was released on March 14th.
The testimonial collection is a raw and honest recounting of all the things one
holds back from saying and this is Tyler’s emotional unburdening and marks a
path forward to her next chapter.
Rising
Star Grace Tyler Shouts Out All the “Crazy” Exes in Latest Release “She Wasn’t
Crazy” Out Now
Tyler’s
Upcoming EP Everything I Didn’t Say Out on March 14th
(February
14, 2025 – Nashville, TN)Just in time for Valentine’s Day, rising
Country music powerhouse, Grace Tyler, is shouting out all the
ladies who got labeled “crazy” after a break-up in her latest release, “She
Wasn’t Crazy,” out now. The track, written by Tyler, Ben Foster and Averie
Bielski, is a thought-provoking account of how women are often mischaracterized
following the end of a relationship and how first-person narratives often do
not tell the full story.
“She
wasn’t crazy – even though he said she was. I realized after going through a
breakup that a man who tells you all of his exes are crazy is probably the
problem. I wanted to write a song for the exes of my ex and that I understand
the heartbreak this man put them through.” - Grace Tyler
Tyler is set to release her latest EP, Everything
I Didn’t Say, on March 14th. The
autobiographical project follows, in track sequence, the downfall of a deeply
committed relationship. This collection of music is a cathartic examination of
what went wrong as told through Tyler’s undeniable vocals and heartbreakingly
honest storytelling.
Everything
I Didn’t Say Track
List:
1. I
Don’t Wana Know (Clara Park, Grace Tyler, Averie Bielski)
Born
and raised in Frisco, TX, Grace Tyler was indoctrinated at an early age by the
melodies of her idols such as Dolly Parton, George Strait and Miranda Lambert.
With
a vocal presence and songwriting sensibility that harnesses traditional Country
music roots with contemporary appeal. Cutting her teeth as a performer in her
teens, Tyler performed at venues throughout the Texas Country and Red Dirt
music scene. After gaining industry recognition, she moved to Nashville to
attend Belmont University and hone her craft – taking mentorship from
multi-Platinum recording artist and unequivocal storyteller, Lee Brice.
Tyler
first felt the taste of fame when publishing “My Mistake,” the viral breakup
single which first captured ears and hearts on TikTok. She was awarded the
cover of Texas Country Now playlist on Spotify June of 2022, playlist placement
on Fresh Finds all genres and Fresh Finds Country.
Tyler
also performed for Spotify’s Coastal Cowgirls series in Venice Beach, CA (April
2024) and her first CMA Fest performances of her young career (June 2024) via
Spotify’s Fresh Finds Stage and Hard Rock Stage at Hard Rock Cafe. Tyler
has also been featured on the cover of Amazon’s “Breakthrough Country” playlist
for her song, “Lose Me,” currently sitting at #3 (Dec. 2024), and was 1 of 8
multi-genre artists nominated for Spotify’s “Fresh Finds Favorites” with her
song, “Weak Man,” (Nov. 2024). Recently the rising star hit the road on her
first tour, opening for popular Texas act, Shane Smith and the Saints. Now,
Tyler is set to heal some broken hearts with her powerful forthcoming EP, Everything
I Didn’t Say, due out on March 14th. “She Wasn’t Crazy” follows her recent
release, “I Hope You Have a Daughter,” which is a candid sentiment to an ex
that warns you often reap what you sow.
Grace
Tyler Finds Her Strength in Latest Release “Weak Man” Out Now
Tyler’s
Upcoming EP Set for Release in Early 2025
(October
4, 2024 – Nashville, TN) Rising Country music artist, Grace
Tyler, is one of the most exciting new voices to hit Nashville. Her
relatability in her songwriting and the undeniable power of her voice have made
Tyler an artist to watch. In her latest release, “Weak Man,” out now,
Tyler copes with the heartbreaking decision to move on from a failing
relationship. The track, written by Tyler, Averie Bielski, Hayle Payne and
Olivia Deponte, is an empowering anthem about choosing yourself and finding the
courage to leave.
“’Weak
Man’ is the first song I wrote after a difficult breakup. I needed to write
this song for myself to prove that I’m strong enough to walk away from someone
who couldn’t love me like I deserved to be loved. I hope this song inspires
others who have been through a similar situation to see how strong they are for
knowing their worth by walking away.” - Grace Tyler
Keep
up with Grace Tyler, including her upcoming show dates this Fall with fellow
Texans, Shane Smith and the Saints, by visiting GraceTylerMusic.com.
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Grace
Tyler is one of the freshest new voices in Nashville with a vocal presence and
songwriting sensibility that harnesses traditional Country music roots with
contemporary appeal.
Since
demanding our attention with her viral hit, “My Mistake” (released
April , 2021) which lead Tyler to amassing over 4.8+ million digital streams,
the captivating storyteller is poised to become one of the most impactful
artists in a new generation of Country music.
Photo left:
Credit: Mackenzie Maroney Photography
Most
heavily influenced by fellow-Texan Miranda Lambert and Oklahoman Carrie
Underwood, Tyler first felt the taste of fame when publishing “My Mistake,” the
viral breakup single which first captured ears and hearts on TikTok.
She
was awarded the cover of Texas Country Now playlist on Spotify June of 2022,
playlist placement on Fresh Finds all genres and Fresh Finds Country.
Tyler
also performed for Spotify’s Coastal Cowgirls series in Venice Beach, CA (April
2022) and her first CMA Fest performances of her young career (June
2024) via the Spotify’s Fresh Find’s Stage and Hard Rock Stage at Hard Rock
Cafe.
On
August 25, 2023 she released the fabulous “Jesus in a Bar” (written
byGrace Tyler, Rachel LaRen, Sam Blasko) which she was proudly excited about
sharing a piece of her heart – “A song that is truly me to a core- and a
reminder that you can always find Jesus in a bar”.
Later
in that year she dropped a beautiful cover of George Strait's "I Can
Still Make Cheyenne" (written by Aaron Barker, Ervine Woolsey)
which was a duet with the buzz-worthy Max McNown.
Tyler
will embark on her first Fall Tour in 2024 (SEE
DATES) opening for the widely popular band out of Austin,
TX, Shane Smith and the Saints.
Next
for Tyler will be the release of her powerful forthcoming EP, due out in early
2025.
