Waylon Wyatt « Everywhere Under the Sun »

Waylon Wyatt brings Everywhere Under The Sun to Coors Event Centre in Saskatoon on June 28, 2026. Born in Hackett, Arkansas in 2006, the singer-songwriter has been carving a lean, lyric-first country sound that folds in red dirt, folk and americana. His songwriting nods to Tyler Childers and Hank Williams as much as Johnny Cash, Turnpike Troubadours and Wyatt Flores, with a rhythmic edge picked up from hip-hop. He first drew wide attention when Everything Under the Sun went viral, leading to a deal with Music Soup and Darkroom and a run of releases that set his tone.

His debut EP, Til the Sun Goes Down (2024), planted the flag with stripped-back arrangements and songs like Arkansas Diamond and Phoning Heaven, written in the wake of his brother’s passing. Out of the Blue (2025) opened the door to a fuller band and road stories without losing the focus on voice and guitar. On stage, Wyatt keeps arrangements clear and direct, letting narratives about family, faith and everyday life take center stage. The set moves between early favorites and newer tracks, from quiet ballads to tighter group moments, always grounded in plainspoken storytelling.