Bryson Tiller Birthday (Date, Age, How Old)

Background

Born on January 2, 1993, in Louisville, Bryson Tiller is an emerging name in the R&B music scene. Once he worked at a pizza shop and slept in his ’04 Audi Car, Tiller has transformed into a highly-discussed R&B artist. After losing his mother at the age of four, he was raised by his grandmother. His passion for music blossomed during his teenage years through singing and rapping. He identifies as African-American and has Capricorn as his Zodiac sign. Tiller’s debut project was a mixtape titled “Killer Instinct Vol.1,” which comprised 12 songs. Although he attended Iroquois High School, he eventually left to care for his child, supporting himself through jobs at a pizza shop and U.P.S.

With the release of ‘Don’t,’ Tiller gained the recognition necessary to launch his music career. This song attracted the attention of industry heavyweights like Drake, who extended an offer for a record deal with O.V.O. records, which Tiller chose to decline. In 2015,

With RCA Records, he secured a record deal. That same year, he launched his debut album, “Trapsoul.” His single ‘Exchange’ received a Grammy nomination for best R&B song in 2017. To earn a day dedicated to yourself in your hometown is quite an achievement, and March 12 celebrates ‘Bryson Tiller Day.’

Although Tiller has not yet clinched a Grammy Award, he boasts several other accolades. In 2016, he took home the titles of ‘Best New Artist’ and ‘Best R&B/Pop Artist.’ He characterizes his musical style as a distinctive blend of Hip Hop and R&B, drawing inspiration from his personal experiences.

A devoted family man, Tiller cherishes his two daughters, Harley Loraine Tiller and Kelly Jade Tiller. He maintains a low-key lifestyle and prefers to avoid video interviews. As one of the leading R&B artists of today, his music reaches millions of listeners around the globe.