Singer and songwriter Tyrone Wells, has been entertaining audiences with his exceptional skills as a guitarist and his soulful and folk inspired voice since he first made his way into the music scene just a few years ago. Known for creating heartfelt lyrics and matching them with inspiring acoustic performances; the music created by the multi-talented Tyrone Wells is incomparable to anyone in the industry today. With albums such as Remain, Metal and Wood, Where We Meet and This Love; Tyrone has wooed his audiences with his soulful songs and found a great deal of chart success in the process.By taking influences from pop, rock and folk music; Tyrone has created a sound that is distinctly his own. In addition to success on the iTunes charts and on the Billboard charts; Wells’ music has found its way into numerous hit television shows such as One Tree Hill, The Vampire Diaries, Meet the Barkers, Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice and more as many productions utilize his haunting sound and lyrics for their television programs. His songs can also be found on the soundtracks for movies like Something Borrowed, My Sisters’ Keeper and The Odd Life of Timothy Green.Those who are looking to see Tyrone Wells live will find that the performer will be on the road for most of the spring of 2013. During this United States tour; Tyrone will be visiting venues from all over the country and delivering his fans with an intimate and unforgettable live performance experience. The tour, which kicks off in February of 2013 will keep the performer on the road throughout most of the spring. During these events; audiences can expect opening acts such as Brett Young, Graham Colton, Brendan James and Wakey! Wakey! for an high energy live show that will be a ‘must see’ for those who are fans of Wells’ unique musical style. This tour will have Wells visiting some of the most intimate venues in the country so those who are looking to get Tyrone Wells tickets to see him perform live will not want to wait when getting their tickets to these events.
