GRACE TYLER GOT INVITED TO MAKE OPRY DEBUT BY LEE BRICE

Emerging country music singer-songwriter, Grace Tyler, was honored this weekend with a surprise of a lifetime, but none other than award-winning musician, Lee Brice.

After her stunning performance of Carly Pearce’s hit single, “I Hope You’re Happy Now,” alongside Brice, he turned to the young Frisco, Texas native and invited her to make her Grand Ole Opry debut next year.

The two were together on the bill for Albany, New York’s, “Red, White and Brew Festival,” with Brice headlining the festivities, and supporting acts Bro Country and Whiskey City also featured. The festival honors veterans and active duty military members and families.

Tyler released her debut EP, Everything I Didn’t Say, last year. Since then, she has earned a publishing deal with Concord Music Publishing and co-wrote and released the smashing single “Psychological” with The Band Perry.

Her new single, “Know I’ll Have To Quit,” will be released on October 9.

Photo Credit: Red Light Management // L-R: Lee Brice, Grace Tyler, and Anthony DeVincenzo (Red Light Management)