Tyce Delk Makes Grand Ole Opry Debut
Tyce Delk made his Grand Ole Opry debut last Thursday night (July 16).
The New Mexico native performed his breakthrough track “Adeline” and an unreleased original called “Up There Down Here,” dedicated to one of his lifelong friends from New Mexico who passed away in February. Delk received a standing ovation after each song. Later in the evening, Delk popped up during Ashland Craft’s set to perform their just-released duet, “Doesn’t Have To Be That Way.”
Delk released his second EP Everything But Gone last month. On the road now, Delk continues a nationwide run of fairs, festivals, rodeos, support slots, and headline gigs with upcoming stops in Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska and more.
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