Tyler Childers (born June 21, 1991, in Lawrence County, Kentucky) is a 35 year-old American singer-songwriter revered for his soulful bluegrass and neotraditional country tunes. Before achieving mainstream success, Childers independently released his first studio album "Bottles and Bibles" (2011). He later signed with Hickman Holler, which facilitated the release of his breakout album "Purgatory" (2017). His third studio album, "Country Squire" (2019), was his first to peak at number one on the US Country and Folk charts. Childers' momentum continued with the release of his fourth album "Long Violent History" (2020). In 2022, he further captivated audiences with his album "Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven?" Alongside his thriving career, Childers married longtime love Senora May in 2015. Some of his most notable songs and singles include "Feathered Indians," "Lady May," "Whitehouse Road," "All Your'n," "Angel Band," and "Way of the Triune God."