Artist Information
Antwane Tyler is the Pacific Northwest's next rising star, and he's making waves.
Adopted at eight years old and raised in Monroe, Washington, Antwane writes from a place of real life — a tight-knit family, a small town outside Seattle, and a sound shaped by everything he grew up on. His music moves easily between country, folk, and pop: country from the songs that raised him, folk from the region that formed him, and pop from the era he came up in. The result is a sound entirely his own, one he simply calls authentic — honest, heartfelt, and rooted in where he's from.
That authenticity is what carried his breakout single, “Homesick,” into homes across the region. Written in a moment of feeling far from everything familiar, the song resonated with communities throughout the Pacific Northwest, turning heads and marking the moment Antwane realized music wasn't just a dream — it was becoming his life.
Since then, he's shared the stage with some of country music's well respected names, opening for Grand Ole Opry member Craig Morgan, along with Dasha, Ernest, Nate Smith, Jordan Davis, Jo Dee Messina, and Chayce Beckham.
Now, Antwane is set to make his debut on the Grand Ole Opry stage — a moment generations in the making. His grandfather passed down a love for the Opry that shaped his father, and now that legacy carries forward through him. For Antwane, stepping into that circle means representing the Pacific Northwest, carrying a region and a story rarely heard on that stage — and hoping it means something to the next kid who sees a piece of himself in the artist standing there.
