At his Midwest Memoir release show at the Nashville Palace in March 2026, Tyler Nance worked harmonica into "Hell If I Know," sent the full band offstage so he could play "Beer Tabs," "Liza Ann" and "Sorrows" with a single guitarist, and saved "Keeps Me Sane" for the end, when the room sang it back to him. That song is the reason the room was full. It spread through TikTok in 2025 and reached the Top 40 of Hot Country Songs, a long way from the 34-foot camper he lived in while traveling as a welder. He's a fourth-generation farmer from Missouri who didn't pick up a guitar until he was 19 or 20, learning on Zach Bryan's "God Speed," though his grandmother had already given him Hank Williams, Keith Whitley and Conway Twitty. The album, released March 20, 2026 on Santa Anna, brings in Jackson Dean, Karley Scott Collins and the Castellows, and he spent part of the year opening for Ian Munsick.