Tyller Gummersall

A guy in a cowboy hat who shows up on time and puts on a solid show!

Tyller Gummersall is an Arizona based Country and Americana artist whose music and live performances are deeply shaped by a life spent in the American West. Raised on ranches in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, Tyller grew up around working cowboys, long days, and the kind of stories that can’t be taught, only lived. That upbringing continues to inform both his songwriting and the grounded, authentic presence he brings to every performance.

He began playing guitar at a young age and was mentored from age eight by two-time national flat-picking champion Gary Cook, developing a traditional, roots-based guitar style that blends seamlessly with his warm, expressive vocals. Over the years, that foundation led him from small-town dance halls to songwriting rooms in Nashville and honky-tonks across Texas, where he refined his craft and built a reputation as a respected storyteller and performer.

Now based in Arizona, Tyller has released nine albums, earned over one million streams, and received praise from (link hidden) for his traditional country sound and strong songwriting. His music has been produced by Grammy-winning producer Lloyd Maines, and he has performed at notable venues across the country.

In addition to his original music career, Tyller is a highly experienced event performer, trusted for weddings, corporate events, resorts, and private gatherings. He performs a curated mix of classic and modern country favorites alongside select originals, always tailoring the volume, energy, and song selection to fit the room. Clients appreciate his professionalism, clear communication, and ability to enhance an event without overpowering it.

Whether performing solo or with a full band, Tyller Gummersall brings authenticity, reliability, and a true Western-rooted musical experience to every stage.

I can offer a variety of sound and lighting packages depending on what the event needs. If it's just a fairly small event where I'm performing solo I usually don't even need power, I have a high quality PA that runs off battery power. But, if it's a larger event I will need power near by.