Tyler Farr

A middle finger from Tyler Farr and a pile of poop from Trace Adkins are two emojis you can count on if you’re in either guy's texting circle.

2015 must have been the year of the ring, because country artists popped the question and accepted proposals left and right! Celebrate the love of artists like Jason Aldean, Eric Paslay and more in this sweet collection of photos.

Tyler Farr cancelled a show in Oxford, Ohio on Wednesday night (Nov. 18) following a trip to the emergency room. The "Better In Boots" singer was slated to play Brick Street Bar. Opener Clayton Anderson ended up playing an extended set. A representative from Farr's record label, Sony Nashville, says Farr was suffering from bronchitis and tonsillitis...

Lee Brice and Tyler Farr are hitting the road together, and from the looks of it, it's going to be a fun ride.

"Better in Boots" is a song recorded by Tyler Farr. It was released to radio on August 17, 2015 as the third single from his second studio album Suffer in Peace. The song was written by Justin Wilson and Dave Pittenger.

Tyler Farr has been driving the same truck since he signed a publishing contract, and he's much more comfortable in T-shirts than tuxedos. But the "A Guy Walks Into a Bar" singer couldn't help but admire some of the finer campsites at WE Fest 2015. During a tour of WE Fest's VIP campground, he saw things he'd never seen before, but don't worry — most setups were plenty country.

From the start, Tyler Farr's first-ever appearance at WE Fest set the bar high and made Day 2 one to remember.

Today's catch of the day comes to us from a native of Garden City, Missouri who attended Missouri State University to study voice.

Jerrod Niemann recently opened up to Taste of Country about a prank tour buddy Tyler Farr attempted to play on him while they were in Jamaica for the Boots on the Beach event, and now, the video proof has emerged.

It begins with "I was in bed with my wife ..." and ends with "I can't believe he didn't get hurt!" In between, Jerrod Niemann's story about Tyler Farr breaking into his hotel room in Jamaica takes all sorts of strange twists and turns, and ends with someone having to pay for damages.

Our song battle last week saw several lead changes, but ended with A Thousand Horses and their single 'Smoke' beating out Canaan Smith 'Love You Like That'.

“Withdrawals” is a song on Tyler Farr‘s new Suffer in Peace album. The album was released on April 28th of this year. The video was released yesterday, June 15th, 2015. In the video Tyler is trapped inside a glass box that's filling up with water and smoke.