Tyler’s New Single “Know I’ll Have To Quit” – Out October 9th
Frisco, TX native and rising Country music singer-songwriter, Grace Tyler, received one of the biggest honors of her young career on Saturday (9.19) during the Red, White and Brew Festival in Albany, NY. Following her performance of “I Hope You’re Happy Now” alongside headliner Lee Brice, Tyler was invited by Brice to make her Grand Ole Opry debut in early 2027 (exact date to be announced).
WACTH: Lee Brice Suprises Grace Tyler on Stage with Opry Debut
“I don’t even have the words to describe the emotions I felt when I was asked to play the Grand Ole Opry. It’s one of those moments you dream about long before you ever think it could actually happen. My first time visiting the Opry was in 2015 where I watched Carrie Underwood in the circle. I remember looking at that stage and thinking about all the artists I’ve loved, admired, and grown up listening to who have stood in that very same spot. And now, somehow, I’m going to get to stand there too. I’m beyond grateful, humbled, and honored to get to step into a place that means so much to country music and to me. Thank you to the Opry for welcoming me into this incredible tradition and thank you to Lee for asking me to be a part of such a special night. God is so good!” –-Grace Tyler
Since releasing her testimonial debut EP, Everything I Didn’t Say, in 2025 Tyler has been cementing her place in Music City. The emotionally reflective EP landed her a publishing deal with Concord Music Publishing and most recently a radio single with The Band Perry for their co-written track, “Psychological,” which became the most added at Country radio upon release in February 2026…