Tyler Farr

Jerrod Niemann recently opened up to Taste of Country about a prank tour buddy Tyler Farr attempted to play on him while they were in Jamaica for the Boots on the Beach event, and now, the video proof has emerged.

It begins with "I was in bed with my wife ..." and ends with "I can't believe he didn't get hurt!" In between, Jerrod Niemann's story about Tyler Farr breaking into his hotel room in Jamaica takes all sorts of strange twists and turns, and ends with someone having to pay for damages.

Despite making a name for himself singing songs about heartbreak, it looks like Tyler Farr is very happy with his own love life. The 31-year-old singer recently popped the question to his girlfriend, Hannah Freeman.

Country stars Tyler Farr and Charlie Worsham will be performing Wednesday, April 9 at the University of Wyoming Arts and Sciences Auditorium.

If you're active on Twitter, you've probably seen a celebrity endorsement for Tyler Farr for the fan-voted Semi-Finals round of the ACM New Artist of the Year award. The 'Redneck Crazy' singer has gotten help from two-time BCS champion quarterback AJ McCarron, comedian Larry the Cable Guy and an adorable wrinkly bloodhound named Cooter Brown.

Tyler Farr twists the idea of the passionate summer fling in his 'Whiskey in My Water' video. Instead, the video chronicles a young love and a passionate romance -- one that just so happens to take place in the winter.

Eight new artists are competing for New Artist of the Year honors at the 2014 Taste of Country Awards.

2013 was a really good year for country music videos, with more than one turning into mini-movies.

Country Radio Seminar (CRS) officials have announced which country music newcomers will show off their talents as the CRS 2014 New Faces of Country Music Show performers.

Nine new artists have just been added to the 2014 Taste of Country Music Festival lineup, which already included Brad Paisley, Dierks Bentley and Brantley Gilbert.

Tyler Farr finds love with his new single 'Whiskey in My Water.' It's the fourth from the 'Redneck Crazy' album, a collection that just hit stores last month. While he takes chances elsewhere on the project, this ballad plays it safe with a familiar storyline.

Tyler Farr's first three singles are a fair representation of his debut album 'Redneck Crazy.' There's a little pain, a little heart and a little cray-cray. The singer relies on his unique voice, but nothing about the project feels self-indulgent.