Newcomer Tyler Farr has a hot new single on his hands with the fun of “Hot Mess,” a song that celebrates a woman who’s the lyrical light of his life, even if she is a bit of a mess! The song’s energy and personality offer a great introduction to Tyler’s style, and — as the Missouri native tells us — part of what helped him learn to be an entertainer was playing the honky-tonks, including one of Nashville’s legendary downtown venues. (AUDIO INFO BELOW)

• Look for Tyler’s song, “Hot Mess,” at your favorite digital music store! It’s the first single from his upcoming full-length debut album!  
• Visit him online at TylerFarr.com!

  Tyler Farr recalls cutting his performing teeth at Nashville’s fabled Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge. (:34)
“I moved here, got a job workin’ the door at Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, one of the most famous honky-tonks in Nashville. They gave me a chance to sing if someone didn’t show up, and it was all said and done, and I did a good job at it. I mean, I was like, ‘Man, I can do this,’ you know? At first, I would stand up there, you know, just kinda, you know, like George Strait, but you can’t do that, unless you’re George Strait. (laughs) So, I had to learn the art of entertaining, and after doin’ it and playin’ the honky-tonks from 10 to 2am every night — probably took about five years off of my life — but after doing that, it was…best thing for me. I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”