Tyler Deaver

You're getting a hard working guy that wants to deliver a better event than you imagined. I'm lucky to make a living playing music across the country and that makes me a happy man. I feel that good energy carries over clearly into my performances. I have also been blessed with an ability to read people well. So I can tell what crowds like and don't like. Some crowds just want to hear the music while others want to hear a few stories and laugh with some good music too. If I wasn't playing music for a living I would be doing stand up comedy so I can make you laugh if you want! I can do any combo of these things based on what you want at your show. If you give me a direction to run we will all have a great experience no doubt. You will be getting a pro vocal/guitar performance from me because that's what I love to do.

Tyler Deaver was born and raised in Viroqua, Wisconsin. This is a small rural community in the beautiful Driftless Region. Most of Tyler’s childhood was spent hunting and fishing on either of his family farms. Over the years these hobbies turned into obsession. Since his teenage years, the outdoors have been a way of life. This led Tyler to earn a a degree in Wildlife/Law Enforcement from the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point.

From a young age, Tyler has been blessed with the great gift of singing. He shared his voice through choir and drama while growing up. Tyler wanted to do more with music than just sing, so in college he began playing guitar and songwriting. Through the years he honed his skills by playing gigs at local bars and county fairs. These events over the years made Tyler realize his true dream. A dream of singing for a living and sharing his music with the world.

Tyler often thought about making the “move” to Nashville, as so many other dreamers have done. With the support of his wife, Stephanie, and many other family members, Tyler has moved to Nashville and has never looked back.

You can find Tyler playing gigs with friends downtown on Broadway and near the Opry at the Music City Bar and Grill. Tyler also frequents various writer’s rounds for songwriters in the Nashville area such as, Douglas Corner, The Commodore, The Whiskey Room Live, and Kimbro’s Pickin’ Parlor.

For solo performances I have an Evolve 50m tower system amp and everything I need including cables, mics, guitars, mic stands, etc. The Tower system has worked great for me with indoor and outdoor venues. I have played for around 200 people outdoors and it was plenty loud for everyone to clearly hear. However, depending on the crowd size and location we can adjust sound requirements. We can talk about the venue you have in mind whether it's your backyard, a lobby, or your own living room! I can make just about anywhere work with a little planning. I need access to a power source or standard outlets to plug into standard 3 prong where I can plug an extension cord would work as well. I also need to know whether this will be a standing or sitting gig that way I can bring a chair if you don't have one I could use. If the gig is outdoors I would need to know if I would have any cover from potential rain fall.