15 Facts About Tyson Ritter

Tyson Jay Ritter was born on April 24,1984 and is an American musician and actor.

Tyson Ritter is the lead vocalist, bassist, pianist, and songwriter of the rock band The All-American Rejects.

In 2018, Tyson Ritter played recurring characters on two television series on AMC, Preacher and Lodge 49.

Tyson Ritter joined the main cast of Preacher for its final season in 2019.

Tyson Ritter was born on April 24,1984, in Stillwater, Oklahoma, to Tim and Tracy Tyson Ritter, his mother is an employee at Stillwater Public Schools.

Tyson Ritter met his bandmates while he was at a party in high school.

Tyson Ritter has appeared in television series and films such as House, The House Bunny, Betas, and Parenthood.

On November 5,2013, Tyson Ritter released the song "Air" as a solo song to help "ride between the Rejects' next record", which was featured on Parenthood.

Shortly after the release of "Air", Tyson Ritter wrote the song "Collide", which was featured on Parenthood.

Tyson Ritter had been cast in the lead role of singer Gregg Allman in the biopic Midnight Rider, directed by Randall Miller, but the film was halted in production, and ultimately cancelled, due to the death of camera assistant Sarah Jones.

Tyson Ritter starred in the 2022 family drama film Prisoner's Daughter.

In October 2022, Tyson Ritter formed the band Now More Than Ever with guitarist Izzy Fontaine and keyboardist Scott Chesak.

Tyson Ritter announced that he and his family were moving to Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 2023.

Tyson Ritter had previously used Epiphone Flying V or Epiphone Explorer basses during the era of The All-American Rejects, until he started to favor a Fender Precision Bass and started using them more often in his songs.

Tyson Ritter was seen using a Gibson Thunderbird bass on their early tours for Move Along and with a rare Jackson Guitars V Bass.