Singer songwriter Bob Tyler, who was born and raised in East Hartford, has delighted audiences throughout the country with his poignant tongue-in-cheek music that expresses comical reflections on his life with a sensitive and caring flavor.

“As a writer and performer, Tyler's lyrical inventiveness and refusal to take himself too seriously bring to mind Randy Newman with a guitar and a better voice (albeit a less distinctive one). Even at their most earnest, Tyler's tunes favor slice-of-life observations over big-ticket bombast. For example, "This City Could Be Diamonds," an eight-minute opus about small-town dreams, avoids the desperate escapism that's fueled many a Top 40 anthem”
- John Jesitus of Westward Magazine, of Denver.

Tyler has performed in venues too numerous to count. From the famed Bluebird Café in Nashville to The White House. His two CD’s, “The Other Bob and “Nothing to Be Afraid Of” will be available in the lobby on the night of the show. Tyler is working on his third CD that promises to be just as finely crafted as his first two.

Read more about Bob Tyler at: www.theotherbob.com