Tyler Phillips is a Colorado-based multi-instrumentalist, high-country poet, songwriter, and producer. Tyler has performed as a solo artist, band leader, and session musician at notable venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre (Morrison, CO), Mercury Lounge (NYC), Rockwood Music Hall (NYC), Lucille Lortel Theatre (NYC), Arkansas Repertory Theatre (Little Rock, AR), Arlene's Grocery (NYC), Magik Theatre (San Antonio, TX), Grass on the Gulch (Conifer, CO), and The Zachary Scott Theatre (Austin, TX). His award-winning film scores have accompanied films screened at WestFest, on HBO Family, and at Sundance Film Festival. With 20 years of experience touring, recording, and composing, Tyler has landed in the Rocky Mountain Foothills where he plays and records locally with a bevy of talented musicians. His live show currently draws inspiration from The Band, Neil Young, Justin Townes Earle, and John Prine to engage audiences with high-energy, poetic performances that often explode into a fusion of high country folk, Americana, and jam-band-inspired extensions of original music and covers. Tyler performs regularly as a solo artist and lead guitarist for the Phillips Hall Band and Jax Jordening.
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