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With goals true to her spirit, rising Country singer-songwriter Danielle Johnson is wrapping up an exciting summer of “firsts.” After recently signing a booking deal with Kosson Talent, the ambitious young artist’s future is looking bright.
The newcomer’s debut track Let It Be You is now available through all streaming platforms and digital retailers. The song was co-written by Johnson along with Jennifer Denmark and Briana Tyson and was produced by Grammy Award-winning producer, Guy Eckstine. This is Johnson’s light-hearted and authentic introduction to the Country music scene. Let It Be You illustrates the relatable truth of blurred lines in relationships between ‘just friends’ and ‘something more.’ “My co-writers and I were discussing how sometimes friends turn into something more and that is how this song came to be. It was so fun to write about something that is so common yet exciting and risky,” said Johnson about the track. To coincide with the release, Johnson recently premiered the official music video for Let It Be You on Roughhstock.com. Directed by Brian Harstine, the video stars Johnson along with on-screen love interest Gunnar Kallas, and unravels the story of a high school romance. Johnson Commented, “I am so excited about the release of ‘Let It Be You!’ This track is upbeat, catchy and always puts a smile on my face. I had so much fun filming the music video for this song and I am so happy I get to share it!” As Johnson begins rehearsals for her upcoming tour dates she is also gearing up for the release of her debut self-titled EP set for release Oct. 3, 2018.
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September 17, 2018 -- Today we announced our 2018 Artist of the Year nominees. We encourage you to listen to all 16 nominees on our Artist(s) of the Year playlist here and follow us on Twitter @nextwomenofcoun to vote for your favorite nominee starting October 1st.
The 2018 Artist of the Year nominees are: Maggie Rose Kalie Shorr Jenna Paulette Hannah Ellis Kacey Musgraves Tenille Townes Lucie Silvas Ashley McBryde Leah Daniels Mary Sarah Natalie Stovall Carly Pearce Abby Anderson Kelleigh Bannen  After her success at the Canadian Country Music Awards and often known as the "female Keith Urban" it's no wonder why Lindsay Ell is joining Keith Urban on the Canadian leg of his Graffiti U Tour.
See tour dates here: Sept. 19 Winnipeg, MB Bell MTS Place Sept. 21 Saskatoon, SK SaskTel Centre Sept. 22 Edmonton, AB Rogers Place Sept. 23 Calgary, AB ScotiaBank Saddledome Sept. 25 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena  Watch out for Sister Sadie, an all-female group made up of musicians Dale Ann Bradley, Tina Adair, Gena Britt, Deanie Richardson, and Beth Lawrence. Starting off as friends, the ladies of Sister Sadie booked a show together. After a successful show and realizing that they harmonized well together, Sister Sadie formed.
The group’s latest project Sister Sadie II, was released this August and includes 12 tracks which convey the band’s journey. With a bluegrass sound Sister Sadie’s music reminds you of Bluegrass star Alison Krauss, who complimented the group saying “Sister Sadie is an inspiring musical collaboration bringing together some of the best women bluegrass music has ever claimed.” Now performing at Bluegrass festivals across the nation, Sister Sadie is aiming to make new fans along the way. Hear Sister Sadie’s new album now and find their full tour schedule on their website at http://www.sistersadieband.com/.  This fall, female country trio Honey County is hitting the road on their Sale of the Summer tour. The group will play more than 25 dates across the United States., including several military bases with country duo Thompson Square. Keep up with all of Honey County’s tour dates here.
"We're really excited to hit the road joining Thompson Square on their Army Base Tour and can't wait to play some festivals and colleges in new markets!” said Dani Rose. “The past couple shows we've played with T2 at the various bases have been very rewarding and we look forward to meeting more of the men and women that serve our country.” |
