Tyler Nance
musical artist
Charles Tyler Lee Nance (born August 25, 2003) is an American country singer-songwriter originally from Lamar, Missouri. He gained prominence in 2025 with his viral single "Keeps Me Sane".
Early life
Nance grew up in rural Lamar, Missouri, coming from a fourth-generation farming family where he raised cattle. Before pursuing music full-time, he graduated Lamar High School in 2022 and worked as a welder in Kentucky. Off the clock, he picked up a guitar he acquired and learned to play. He relocated to Nashville to develop his songwriting and recording career.
Career
Nance released his first single "Bad News" in August 2024. His debut EP arrived in December, Wasted Chances, quickly amassing over 4 million streams. In July 2025, Nance released “Keeps Me Sane”, a song he co-wrote with Brent McCollough and Donnie Napier. The song went viral on TikTok and charted at No.
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