Ty Myers at Township Auditorium

Ty Myers

The Select Tour

There is something honest about Ty Myers’ songs, it sounds like it could have happened down the road, a line that smells faintly of dust and coffee, a melody that remembers how to hug. Ty Myers brings that kind of honesty with him, and when he plays at the Township Auditorium in Columbia on February 27th, 2026. You can expect all of these heartfelt moments. If you've heard anything of his debut, The Select, you know he writes in a way that feels lived in. He's not pretending, not trying too hard. Live, that translates into moments where the crowd leans forward, where people laugh at a lyric and then sing the chorus back like they've known it forever.

The Township Auditorium itself helps out the story, built decades ago and still humming with character. It's one of those rooms where a guitar and a good voice make the hair on your arms stand up and you can expect a set that has both, the brighter foot tapping numbers and the slow tracks. They give you time to breathe. Ty Myers Band is tight enough to let a solo breathe, loose enough to make a joke and then snap into the next verse. There will be surprises in The setlist, new songs that haven't quite had their time on the radio, and ones people already shout for without asking.

Support comes from Alex Lambert an up and Comer who warms up the room with a few sharp well told songs, the kind that gets the crowd nodding and ready. Doors are opening early so get there with time to spare. Parking is a short walk and the neighborhood has a few spots that are worth checking if you don't want to circle forever. Bring someone who likes music that talks about small town life, about leaving, about staying, and isn't offended by the occasional guitar solo.

By the time the night is over, you'll have a few lines stuck in your head and a memory that feels like it could have come from any bar in any town. That's the point. So go ahead and hit that “Buy Tickets” button now and come for the songs and stay because the evening makes you feel a little less ordinary.