Dyer Highway is a family band that has performed together for over 10 years.  At the young age of 5 Tel started his singing career at a local Farm Bureau Talent Contest.  Soon after this Tiann joined him on her fiddle at the age of 4.  She begged for a violin at the age of two, and not even being potty trained yet, her mother kept pushing the request aside until Tiann turned four.  A year later at the age of 4, Mady started the violin and mandolin.  She immediately took her place in the band. 

Tel started writing his own songs at the age of 7.  He entered the local school PTA reflections contest and won the National award for his song, "America, I Hold in my Hand" which is on their newest album.  He loves to write about situations that occur in his life as well as others.  One of his most requested songs is "Black and White" written about his Great Grandpa and his black and white pictures. 

They love to play all kinds of music but they showcase a country/bluegrass mix.  Tel's songs are  a lot of the music they play, but they always love to fire it up with "Orange Blossom Special" and "Devil went down to Georgia."  They keep an audience laughing with their playful teasing and jokes.   People are never disappointed with a show from these amazing kids.