Country artist Tyler Braden has inked with 50 Egg Music, the publishing and artist development venture co-founded by Tali Canterbury and Jonathan Singleton and co-owned by Luke Combs. The deal is in partnership with Sony/ATV; Braden has also with Triple 8 Management for representation. Braden joins a management roster that includes Eli Young Band, Chase Rice, Josh Abbott Band, and Scotty McCreery, among others, and is repped by Braeden Rountree and Austin Neat at WME.

Canterbury shares, “Our vision at 50 Egg is to help launch careers, and Tyler’s signing is a strong testament to all our belief in his talents as a writer, vocalist and performer.” Braden, who worked as a full-time firefighter up until last month, adds, “From the miles traveled, the people you meet, the naysayers and the supporters, the life long friends, the sleepless nights, the free shows, the shows where you're paid with a plate of food and, most of all, the fans you meet and really connect with – those are the small victories that keep you going. You do it all in the pursuit of that once in a life time big break.”

Triple 8 co-founder Bruce Kalmick says, “We are excited to officially sign him to our management roster in partnership with Pete Olson.” Olson adds, “Talent, work ethic and persistence are all things I look for in clients and Tyler definitely checks every one of those boxes. He knows what he wants and he knows who he is as a writer and artist. We are thrilled to partner with Triple 8, 50 Egg and Sony ATV.”

Pictured below are (l-r) Kalmick, Sony ATV’s Katie Kerkover, 50 Egg Music’s Joey Harris, Canterbury, Braden, Master Craft Management’s Olson, Singleton and Sony ATV’s Josh Van Valkenburg.