Fort Worth, Texas · Country · MYLA & The Crew
"Songs like diary entries — raw, real, and built for the honky-tonk."
New Single
The brand new single from MYLA & The Crew — raw, honest, and straight from the gut. Never Get Enough keeps the diary-entry songwriting going, streaming everywhere right now.
MYLA doesn't perform a version of herself. She just shows up. Red boots, black hat, diary-entry songs, and a voice that sounds like she's lived every word. Fort Worth raised, honky-tonk built, world-bound.
MYLA — Fort Worth, Texas
The Story
MYLA has been on stage since she was four years old. By seven, she was yodeling at the Fort Worth Stockyards with The Buckaroos — learning the craft from legends Devon Dawson and Janet McBride.
She wrote and performed an original song for Pam Minick, co-owner of Billy Bob's Texas — one of the first signs this girl had something to say. In 2024 she formed MYLA & The Crew and started burning down every honky-tonk and festival stage in the DFW circuit.
Everything she knows, she taught herself. That changes now. Never Get Enough is out. EP coming 2026. Baby boy on the way. Story just getting started.
"Songs like diary entries. Real life set to music. Raw, aesthetically pleasing, cowgirl next door."
— MYLANew Release
The brand new single from MYLA & The Crew — streaming everywhere now.
Listen NowDiscography
Two singles in, with a full EP on the way — everything built on real stages, real songs, and real life. Fort Worth's own, writing her own story one track at a time.
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Career
Performing since age 7 with The Buckaroos. Mentored by legends Devon Dawson and Janet McBride.
Original song for co-owner Pam Minick as a child. Headlining it is next.
Hood County Stampede, Diamonds & Denim. First major support slot.
Radio appearance in Las Vegas during National Finals Rodeo.
Multiple pre/after show sets for Professional Bull Riders events.
MYLA & The Crew's first full band show. The night everything changed.
The Crew
Formed in 2024, MYLA & The Crew has been tearing through the Texas honky-tonk circuit since day one. Full band energy. Tight sets. The kind of show that fills a room and brings people back next weekend.