Tyler Childers: Mule Pull '24 Tour

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From the rustic charm of backroad church benches to the serene allure of secluded swimming holes, Tyler Childers' music captures the essence of everyday life, blending elements of country, bluegrass, and folk. Emerging from the hills of Appalachia, Childers has become an iconic figure in country music, captivating audiences worldwide.

From his breakout album Purgatory (2017) to six studio albums, many EPs, and singles, the red-haired American artist has become Appalachia's Contemporary Voice for the 21st Century.

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Mule Pull '24 Tour Details

Fans are awaiting singer-songwriter Tyler Childers and his band, the Food Stamps, following the tour announcement which will see them embark on the Mule Pull Tour in 2024!

Commencing in Dublin on February 15, 2024, and concluding in New York on May 29, 2024, it also includes stops at Madison Square Garden, Bridgestone Arena, and Kia Forum. International shows are set to be held in Ireland, Germany, Sweden, Norway, and more.

Opening Acts

Childers will be joined by an array of artists on specific dates during the tour, namely:

• Medium Build

• Hayes Carll

• 49 Winchester

• Allison Russell

• Sylvan Esso

Setlist

While Tyler Childers' setlists may experience slight variations from one show to another, fans can expect to hear songs like:

• “Feathered Indians”

• “All Your'n”

• “Lady May”

• “Coal”

• “Shake the Frost”

Dates and Locations

More About Tyler Childers

Hailing from Lawrence County, Kentucky, Childers honed his musical talents in church choirs from age 13. Dropping out of college to pursue music full-time, he gained recognition with his debut album, Bottles And Bibles, in 2011. His breakthrough came with the release of his second album, Purgatory, in 2017, produced by the acclaimed rocker Sturgill Simpson, which topped the charts and earned him accolades at the Americana Music Honors & Awards.

Childers' success soared further with a Grammy nomination for his single "All Your'n" from his 2020 album Long Violent History. Following this, he embarked on the Send in the Hounds tour in 2023 with his band, The Food Stamps.

Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven was named Album of the Year at the 2023 Americana Honors & Awards. Tyler Childers mesmerized the audiences with his soul-stirring performances, including a memorable rendition of "Way Of The Triune God" at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheater, the renowned venue located in Morrison, Colorado, where he delivered a classic gospel resonating deeply with his roots.

With his latest album Rustin In The Rain, Childers continues to defy expectations, bagging two Grammy nominations. From Elvis-inspired soundscapes to heartfelt advocacy for LGBTQIA+ rights in songs like "In Your Love," Childers delivers some of the most revered modern hits that challenge stereotypes, making his fans come back for more.

In an interview with NPR's Ann Powers, the Grammy contender explained that he wanted to memorialize his gay cousin by featuring a same-sex romance in the center of his film.

"Even if you have the privilege of walking through this world unfazed, it's more important than ever to stand with and for and up for things, to be vocal," said Childers, a straight man.

Tyler Childers Songs

Jersey Giant

Written by Childers 10 years ago, Elle King's rendition of “Jersey Giant” was released in 2022. Despite fans' disappointment over the lack of an official release, Tyler confirmed that he has no plans to release a studio version of the track. Jersey Giant is a reflective song that captures the complexities of love and the challenges of letting go.

In Your Love

Tyler Childers' sixth album, Rustin' in the Rain (2023), entered the Billboard Hot 100-charting artist at No. 43 with his captivating song In Your Love. The piece challenges traditional norms within the country music genre, emphasizing the importance of love and compassion regardless of sexual orientation.

All Your’n

“All Your’n” by Tyler Childers is a standout track from his 2019 album Country Squire, an ode to his wife, Senora May, a Kentucky native and fellow performer. The song also hints at a different kind of love – a fondness for marijuana. This interpretation becomes evident when viewing the music video, featuring psychedelic imagery and a journey through the forest fueled by the green herb.

Feathered Indians

Tyler Childers “Feathered Indians” **is often proclaimed among fans to be one of the finest country songs of the past decade. Released as part of his 2017 album Purgatory, the track accentuates the vitality of country music while painting a vivid picture of a past romance paired with pleasing instrumentation.