At Showbox SoDo in Seattle, WA, Ty Myers lit up the stage with a full-band performance that blurred the line between an amazing and polished production and raw, emotional storytelling. The sold-out venue was filled with energy as crowds of fans filled the indoor space, eager and excited to experience the rising country artist on the heels of his newest album, The Select.

Some of the most dedicated fans had been waiting in line since 10 a.m.—a full ten hours before the show’s start at 8. That is the kind of commitment that set’s the tone for the night: this wasn’t just a concert, but an event people have been counting down to for weeks. And Myers didn’t disappoint.

Myers took the stage as the headliner, greeted by a sea of voices already singing along. The connection between Myers and his audience was immediate. Throughout the night, Ty’s stage presence remained grounded and personal—playing his guitar with ease, exchanging glances and dances with his band, and interacting with the fans pressed up front. His authenticity was never not present.

The setlist leaned heavily on The Select, giving the crowd what they came for. Songs like “Ends of the Earth” and “Drinking Alone” stood out as emotional high points. Whether the music called for vulnerability or momentum, Ty delivered every song with amazing intention.

Ty Myers left the Showbox SoDo stage with a crowd still singing, still swaying, and already wanting more. If this performance is any indication of what’s ahead, country music has a lot to look forward to.

PHOTOS AND ARTICLE BY: Kaeden Indelicato

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Ty Myers Delivers a Night of Authentic Energy in Seattle