Tyler Childers has rescheduled a pair of shows due to the impending birth of his second child with his wife, singer-songwriter Senora May.
“As many of you know, Tyler and Senora have been preparing to welcome a new baby. That time has come,” reads a social media announcement from Hickman Holler Hunting Club, Childers’ official Instagram account for information and updates.
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“We appreciate your understanding as we navigate this season,” the statement continues.
Tyler Childers Reschedules Two Shows Due to the Birth of His Second Child
The affected shows are as follows:
June 10, Buffalo, N.Y. @ Darien Lake Amphitheater (rescheduled to Aug. 13)
June 11, Hershey, Pa. @ Hersheypark Stadium (rescheduled to Aug. 14)
Both dates are part of the singer’s 2026 Snipe Hunt Tour, which supports his 2025 album Snipe Hunter. Evan Honer, who is billed as the opening act for both shows, will remain on the bill for the rescheduled dates.
Previously purchased tickets for the shows will be honored on the new dates, and fans who cannot attend at the rescheduled time have 30 days to request a refund via their original point of purchase.
Who Are Tyler Childers’ Wife + Children?
Childers and May announced that they were expecting a second baby as part of an Instagram Stories message Childers posted regarding the closure of a birthing center in Danville, Ky.
“Saddened to hear about the impending closure of the birthing center at Ephraim McDowell,” he wrote in February (quote via People.)
“In Sept of 2022, Senora gave birth to our baby boy here,” he continued. “We were intending on going here for the birth of our second baby, who we are expecting later this summer.”
Childers, who is a frequent advocate for community resources in his home state of Kentucky, pointed out that the birthing center provided “vital” maternal health care in the area. The closure “would greatly affect the Amish community surrounding the birthing center as well,” he noted, saying that the center was “a top notch medical facility that Kentucky should be proud of.”
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Childers and May met in 2013 and got married in 2015, when both were still in their mid-20s and hadn’t yet found much success in the music business. They lived with his family to save money, and later moved into a camper van on the property as they worked on building their home.
The couple welcomed their first child, a son, in May 2023. May shared a series of maternity photos on social media, along with a caption that advocated for greater support for maternal health care and reproductive choice.
“No matter what each of us want for our own, we gotta protect one other’s choice to choose what’s best for each,” she wrote. “I’m lucky in a million ways, but sad for the ways that hold other women down and back.”
Childers and May keep their children relatively private, and haven’t shared their names or faces on social media.
His Snipe Hunter album does include a song written for his son, called “Watch Out,” which cautions the little boy about the dangers of navigating the woods, “whether you’re foraging mushrooms, avoiding poisonous snakes, or simply living in America.”
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