ABOUT TY MYERS:
RECORDS Nashville/Columbia breakout singer-songwriter-guitarist Ty Myers is quickly commanding attention after delivering his acclaimed debut album, The Select (and the Deluxe and Acoustic), and earning three RIAA certifications including his first PLATINUM hit with current single “Ends of the Earth,” which is climbing at Country radio. In the studio for his mega-anticipated sophomore album, Myers has teased his next chapter with a string of early releases: “Leaving Carolina,” “Through a Screen,” “Come On Over, Baby,” and “Two Trains (feat. Marcus King).” Notching an impressive 889 MILLION+ global streams to date (boasting 20 MILLION+ global streams per week), he’s already racked up 187 MILLION+ global streams for “Ends of the Earth.” Inciting heartthrob-level pandemonium on the road, the fast-rising phenomenon followed his first sold-out headline run with a sold-out 66-date The Select Tour through the fall, plus has new dates extending to 2026 (tallying 73 shows total). Set to make his Stagecoach debut and support Luke Combs’ MY KINDA SATURDAY NIGHT TOUR at stadiums next spring, he's previously opened for Randy Rogers Band, Wade Bowen, Old Dominion, Tim McGraw, and Willie Nelson, among others. The Billboard Country Rookie of the Month has also been featured in their high-profile 21 Under 21 all-genre list, in addition to being spotlighted as Apple Music’s Country Riser of the Month and hailed as an “Artist to Watch” by GRAMMY.com, Pandora, Spotify, and more. Myers first created a buzz with his debut single “Tie That Binds” in 2023, before GOLD “Drinkin’ Alone” exploded with 128 MILLION+ global streams. Born just outside of Austin, TX, the 18-year-old grew up on a cattle ranch owned by his family for more than six generations.
ABOUT MARCUS KING:
Following a successful run of critically acclaimed albums with the Marcus King Band, Greenville, South Carolina native Marcus King made his solo debut with the GRAMMY®-nominated El Dorado in 2020, followed by Young Blood (2022) and Mood Swings (2024). King is now reuniting with his longtime live band for the first time since 2018's Carolina Confessions on Darling Blue, recorded at the iconic Capricorn Studios alongside GRAMMY®-winning producer/engineer Eddie Spear. The album features Noah Cyrus, Billy Strings, Kaitlin Butts and more, with co-writes from Midland and Lainey Wilson among other notable names. Many of the songs across the album pay homage to King's South Carolina roots and deep appreciation for his home state. Darling Blue released September 26 on American Records/Republic Records. He’ll be touring internationally throughout the year, hitting the road with Chris Stapleton, Cody Johnson and Eric Church in the U.S.