Arizona born and bred, Tyler Dial, earned his business degree from the University of Texas and his “real-life” LIVE music education playing Austin’s Sixth Street. During his four years in Texas, he had the honor of opening for names like Jake Owen, Cole Swindell, Cody Johnson, Pat Green, Wade Bowen, Jack Ingram and many more.His second EP, Repaint, was produced in creative partnership with Nashville’s Neon Cross Music and draws inspiration from many of Ty’s past and present favorites. The title track represents the changing times in Tyler’s life and career as he “repaints” himself as a performer, defines his brand of country and moves to Nashville to make his mark. The track is as much Eric Church as it is Kings of Leon. With country storytelling, banjo and acoustic guitar throughout, Ty adds new colors, textures and sounds with synthesizers and a spacey U2-like lead guitar.Tyler, along with his creative and publishing team led by Melissa Spillman, look forward to building on the success of his 2015 self-titled album and single, “Damn Good Time,” that charted on country radio with the help of Sirius XM’s The Highway channel. The album and hit song earned critical acclaim on the live music circuit. Spillman, previously Manager of A&R at Capitol Records Nashville and a fellow Texas Longhorn, heads up Neon Cross, the production and publishing company helmed by the award-winning producer Jay Joyce.Though just 22 years-old, Dial has deep roots in country music and was recently named a BBVA Compass 2018 Brand Ambassador. His 2018 summer tour will include events in BBVA markets across the U. S. as well as appearances tied to the bank’s agreement with the world's leading sports and live entertainment company, AEG, including concerts and brand activations at some of AEG's key venues.