Friday night, rising country artist Ty Myers brought his Select Tour to The Sylvee, filling the downtown Madison venue with a mix of youthful energy and old-soul authenticity. Doors opened early for a crowd that spanned from longtime country fans to college-aged newcomers eager to see a 18-year-old who’s already making waves nationwide.

Myers, who grew up on a six-generation cattle ranch outside Austin, has quickly earned a reputation as a voice to watch. Influenced as much by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Bill Withers as by Chris Stapleton and George Strait, his style blends classic grit with modern storytelling.

The Sylvee show leaned on that growing catalog. The crowd came alive when Myers launched into “Drinkin’ Alone” and “Tie That Binds,” two clear highlights of the night. Backed by his talented band, he delivered the kind of performance that balanced polish with raw honesty, showing why his star continues to rise.

Madison got a glimpse of a young artist still building his career but already commanding the stage with confidence. Myers left The Sylvee with more than applause, he left with the impression that his name will be on much bigger marquees before long.

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