Tyler Keith

Tyler Keith is a gritty, no-nonsense rocker hailing from Oxford, Mississippi, who's been cranking out raw garage punk and rock 'n' roll for decades. He first made waves in the '90s as the frontman of The Neckbones, a high-energy band that blended punk attitude with Southern blues swagger, releasing albums like "Souls on Fire" and touring relentlessly. After the band called it quits, Tyler kept the fire burning with solo projects and groups like Tyler Keith & the Apostles, dropping records that capture his wild, storytelling style—think influences from The Stooges to Mississippi hill country blues.

Over the years, he's built a cult following with releases like "Alias: Kid Twist" in 2012, a solo gem full of twisted tales and rock grit, followed by "The Last Drag" in 2014, which dives into themes of redemption and rebellion. Tracks like "I Confess" show off his knack for confessional lyrics wrapped in fuzzy guitars. Tyler's still out there playing dive bars and festivals, proving he's a true survivor in the underground music scene, always ready with a howl and a riff that'll stick with you.