Texas country and Red Dirt artist Tanner Usrey was arrested in North Texas on multiple charges, according to law enforcement records. Usrey, 32, was taken into custody in McKinney and booked into the Collin County Jail on March 30. Records show he faces one count of driving while intoxicated and two counts related to possession of controlled substances. Authorities indicate the intoxication charge is a repeat offense.
The possession charges fall under separate categories in Texas law, which can carry varying levels of penalties depending on the substance and amount involved. Additional details on the substances have not been publicly confirmed.
Usrey was released the same day after posting bond. No formal statement has been issued by the artist or his representatives regarding the arrest.
Known for his blend of Texas country and Southern rock influences, Usrey has built a following through touring and independent releases across the Red Dirt circuit. His recent rise in visibility has included expanded touring schedules and growing fan engagement.
It is not immediately clear whether the charges will affect upcoming performances. The case remains pending as it moves through the legal process.