Kirby Lyle is a Nashville based multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter. He infuses musical passions with a blend of acoustic folk, alternative, and Americana. His work is rich in harmony, original melodies, and lyrics that are both poetic and relevant.

His solo debut EP, Down in Nashville- Songs from the Rounds, is a heartfelt acoustic album that traverses themes of love, joy, hope, addiction and mental health. This collection showcases Lyle’s mastery over solo guitar, banjo, and ukulele complimented by the lush vocal harmonies familiar to anyone who has seen him perform at Nashville’s esteemed songwriters’ rounds .

Having embraced sobriety since 2021, Lyle credits music with not only saving his life, but for perpetual inspiration and healing along his journey. His art evokes the genres of 60s folk, 70s rock, 80s metal, 90s pop, and he is also a classically trained cellist, operatic tenor and show choir enthusiast.

Lyle’s career has spanned over thirty years. His music has been heard on the radio and MTV. He’s performed around the country and in hallowed spaces like Carnegie Hall in NYC and in Europe- the Cathedral of Notre Dame. He was a mainstay in the Chicago folk scene for over a decade, and even gained some notoriety in midwestern talent searches in the 90s...