Tyler and the Tribe

A band still in it's infancy, Tyler and the Tribe are starting to get the attention of many people across the state, and show the kind of progression and maturity of many established acts on the scene today. With the release of their freshman album, Rock On, the buzz about Tyler and the Tribe and their fan base are beginning to grow at a rapid rate. With heavy rock and alternative influences, tracks like Love Me, Hate Me, Heaven and Hell, and Chokehold, are good examples of how open to new sounds and educated the Texas-Red Dirt fans really are. Ever-evolving and changing, the Texas-Red Dirt scene is beginning to encompass all things music, and package it for it's hungry fan base. - TXRDR - Aaron Bentley

Local country rock band Tyler and the Tribe may be a new to the music scene, but they have figured out that success comes when passion and hard work collide. - Sulphur Springs News Telegram

How about someone new to the gridiron?
There is the new band by the name of Tyler & the Tribe that just released their debut album Rock On, they're out of Sulphur Springs. I got to meet them in my best friend's living room while they were playing a few songs for her birthday. I was so impressed by not only their humbleness to do something so amazing as to come play for a friend, but how passionate they are about their music and their work ethic. They all either hold full-time jobs, still in college or doing both, and still manage to make those weekend gigs all over Texas. I think it's so important to be at every show you can as these bands start out, to show that support. Their live show is amazing. I can't wait to see more from them and see them fill up a Lone Star Park one day with 30,000 screaming fans. You've gotta go check them out! They've got a unique sound. - Dallas Observer