“East Nashville pop-rock outfit Tayls employs self-aware songs and ambitious live shows to combat disengaged and critical Music City crowds, promoting their ideal of a community free of pretension.”
Nashville Scene
“Taylor Cole and his bandmates have proven time and again how determined they are to their craft.”
American Songwriter
Highlights
“Best Pop Megaband”
Nashville Scene’s Best of Nashville
Possumstock (Headliner 2023)
Up Next
Sept 15
Nashville, TN EP Release Show @ The East Room
Sept 16
Middle ,TN PossumStock Headlining Performance
Oct 7
NYC Brooklyn @ Our Wicked Lady
Past Performances :
2023
80/35 (War On Drugs , Big Boi, Gustaf)
Nashville Pridefest (Fletcher, Fitz & The Tantrums)
SXSW
2022
Live On The Green ( Coin, Moon Taxi, The Criticals)
Sevierpark Fest ( Rayland Baxter, Okey Dokey)
Wonderbus Music Festival (Duran Duran, Daisy The Great)
Nashville Film Festival
Tomato Arts Fest (headliner)
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Taylor Cole, frontman of the psych-pop supergroup Tayls, sees his work as an act of rebellion “against the Nashville standard.” And on new single “Scarlet Letter,” that spirit is front and center. The track’s unabashed weirdness and relentless positivity give Cole the opportunity to be fully, radically himself. It’s accessible yet subversive, punk but poppy, snarky without being pretentious”
Lightning 100
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Bio
The East Nashville Power Pop band Tayls transports listeners into a temporary dwelling of rock ‘n’ roll fantasy. Their dynamic pop-punk anthems and effervescent energy has captured hearts across Nashville, creating a multisensory experience while providing a feeling of belonging. The Nashville Scene describes the group as “stylistically omnivorous, pulling from a variety of disciplines from folk to glam, with a flair for grand gestures that nods to The Flaming Lips.” Beyond that, Tayls is a band about friendship. The group takes a kitchen-sink approach to live performance, with an ensemble cast of Nashville talent, and stage theatrics akin to Bowie or Queen. The band’s self-proclaimed genre, Friendship-Punk, combines a DIY ethos with a do-it-together spirit.
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