Tyler Herwig Releases Hopeful Anthem 'First to be Last' as Second Country Radio Single

Tyler Herwig has released his single "First to be Last," which is currently available on country radio and all streaming platforms. This marks his second release to country radio following his debut single "Living in the Last Days." The song, co-written by Herwig and Alex Dooley, explores the theme of being someone's final love despite not being their first, capturing the sentiment of lifelong commitment and new beginnings in a relationship.

Dedicated to his wife, the song's lyrics express anticipation about being "the last one to love [her] for the rest of [her] life," emphasizing the beauty of standing by a partner through growth and change. Rather than focusing on heartbreak, the song maintains a positive tone that encourages listeners to embrace lasting partnerships and create new memories together, even when relationships begin later in life.

Through uplifting production, shimmering melodies, and a hopeful tone, "First to Be Last" serves as an anthem for partners who strongly believe in each other. The song conveys warmth, trust, and the steady rhythm of a love that feels like home, demonstrating how true devotion can be both gentle and powerful simultaneously.

Herwig, known for his emotionally charged music and high-energy performances, has established himself as a storyteller within the indie country and pop scene. As a relentless performer who plays over 250 shows annually, he continues to expand his reach with more than 280 shows scheduled nationwide in 2025 and an international tour planned for the UK later in the summer. His growing fan base, which exceeds 65,000 followers on social media, reflects his increasing popularity as an artist dedicated to his craft and family.

To learn more about Tyler Herwig's musical journey, visit his website at https://tylerherwigmusic.com. His consistent touring schedule and authentic storytelling approach have positioned him as an emerging voice in contemporary country music, with "First to be Last" representing another step in his artistic evolution.