# Tyler Glenn
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Tyler Aaron Glenn (born November 28, 1983) is an American singer, songwriter, and musician. He is known as the lead vocalist and keyboardist of the American rock band Neon Trees and as a solo artist.
== Biography ==
As a teenager, Glenn attended Chaparral High School in Temecula, California.
Neon Trees
Tyler Glenn, lead singer of the timeless pop/rock band Neon Trees, joins us to talk about the band's new album, its soon-to-be-hit "Secret", coming out, the origin of their hit "Everybody Talks", and the summer of Sabrina Carpenter! We also play Song Interrogation and list our Top 5 Band Names!
Tyler Glenn on Neon Trees’ ‘Sink Your Teeth’ & Pop’s Revival
In this episode of The Gist, Chris is joined by Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn for an honest and high-energy conversation about the band’s latest album tour and album Sink Your Teeth. Tyler dives into the creative process behind the new music and how his identity continues to shape his anthemic ly…
S4E8 - David Archuleta (Crème Brûlée, Devout: A Memoir, Queerties Awards, Mormon Church, Friendships with RHOSLC's Heather Gay, Neon Trees, Imagine Dragons)
David Archuleta rejoins the podcast and we discuss everything from his sexy new music to announcing his upcoming juicy memoir! David details why he left Hollywood, after winning everyone over on American Idol, to pursue a Mormon mission. David explains why he left the Mormon Church and talks about …
LDS Church & Mormon Culture- Tyler Glenn His Interview With John Dehlin Random Show Fed Chair Powell
I should get back into it. I got lost in my own thoughts in this one. My experiences as a Mormon in Salt Lake. I admire Mormon Stories Podcast host John Dehlin. I definitely admire Tyler Glenn for his honesty in that interview. Tyler is a talented artist & brave person. His solo song “Trash” is so …
Special Edition - Entrepreneur & Red Dirt Week Creator - Tyler Glenn (BHS 2007)
Entrepreneur Tyler Glenn (BHS 2007) joins host , Anthony Tucker (BHS 2007), on a return trip to Alumni Chat for a special edition episode to discuss his hit local event, Red Dirt Week.
Glenn discusses the humble beginnings of Red Dirt Week and the journey to hosting seven consecutive years of the …
Tyler Glenn - Neon Trees
From fronting Neon Trees to going solo, Tyler Glenn is pulling no punches. He’s raw, unapologetically queer, and more honest than ever — giving us an unfiltered look into what it means to be a gay rock icon in today’s world.
If you grew up blasting “Animal” and “Everybody Talks,” this is your remin…
Season 7 Episode 341: Keister
Miss Heard celebrates Season 7, Episode 341, where we explore Neon Trees' hit song "Everybody Talks", a catchy anthem from their second album Picture Show, released in 2011. Inspired by Tyler Glenn's personal struggles with his sexuality, the song became a massive success, peaking at No. 6 on the …
S2, E13: Tyler Glenn - Neon Trees
Tyler Glenn (Neon Trees) has lived a version of the Utah story a lot of people only whisper about: growing up Mormon, feeling out of place, and using music as the safest room in the house. We talk about what it’s like to build an identity when your faith, your family culture, and your sexuality all…
#254 Burn and Learn w/Tyler Glenn
In this episode of the Scott Townsend Show, Tyler Glenn shares his journey from a casual cook to the founder of Red Dirt Rubs, a seasoning company rooted in Oklahoma culture. He discusses his passion for cooking, the challenges of developing unique flavor profiles, and the importance of community e…
1394: Tyler Glenn & Paul Cardall: "I Know it Hurts" Premiere and Q&A
Originally published February 4, 2021.
Neon Trees front man Tyler Glenn and award-winning pianist and composer Paul Cardall return to Mormon Stories Podcast to premiere their music video "I Know It Hurts," from Cardall's memoir-style album The Broken Miracle, and take questions live. The song was c…
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