The Evolution of Tyler Childers — THE BITTER SOUTHERNER
After releasing a video that features a gay love story, the Appalachian musician watched many fans question whether he truly represents the region. But Tyler Childers’ new album, Rustin’ in the Rain, only underscores his rural roots — and his commitment to contributing to the “good fight.”
The Evolution of Tyler Childers - THE BITTER SOUTHERNER A beacon from the American South and a bellwether for the nation. The Evolution of Tyler Childers With his recently released album, “Rustin’ in the Rain,” Appalachian singer Tyler Childers is remaining true to himself and continuing his commitment to “the good fight.” After releasing a video that features a gay love story, the Appalachian musician watched many fans question whether he truly represents the region. But Tyler Childers’ new album, Rustin’ in the Rain , only underscores his rural roots — and his commitment to contributing to “
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