Tyler Childers - On The Road: EU & UK 2026 | Gallery Seat & Drinks

On March 15, 2026, Tyler Childers will bring his blend of country, folk and bluegrass to the Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin. Raised in rural Kentucky and shaped by Appalachian culture, he sang in churches from an early age before beginning to write his own songs. After the DIY debut Bottles and Bibles (2011) he played numerous shows and released live recordings, then reached a turning point with Purgatory (2017), co-produced by Sturgill Simpson and David R. Ferguson. Since then he has ranged from acoustic balladry to honky-tonk and bluegrass energy: Country Squire (2019), the instrumental and politically minded Long Violent History (2020), the three-part concept Can I Take My Hounds to Heaven? (2022), and Rustin’ in the Rain (2023). On stage he is regularly accompanied by his band The Food Stamps.

Also on the bill is Molly Tuttle, a guitarist, singer and songwriter from Nashville. Rooted in bluegrass and the Americana tradition, she combines precise flatpicking with lucid storytelling. After early years in the family band on the U.S. West Coast and studies at the Berklee College of Music, she released the EP debut Rise (2017) and the album When You’re Ready (2019). This was followed by reinterpretations on But I’d Rather Be with You (2020) and a concentrated turn toward bluegrass with Crooked Tree (2022) alongside her band Golden Highway, continued on City of Gold (2023). In Berlin, two distinct voices will meet, bringing contemporary roots music straight to the stage.