Concert Sponsored by Colosseum Athletics, Mossy Oak and CenterStage Magazine
Will Exclusively Showcase Female Artists at Rich’s Music City Honky Tonk
NASHVILLE, TN – Premier Nashville honky tonk Redneck Rivera proudly announces John Rich’s Redneck Riviera Presents the Women of Country hosted by 2Steel Girls on Wednesday, October 10, 2018.
John Rich’s Redneck Riviera Presents the Women of Country is sponsored by collegiate apparel manufacturer Colosseum Athletics, outdoors lifestyle brand Mossy Oak, and music and video media outlet CenterStage Magazine. The concert will feature the very best rising female Country music artists working in the industry today.
The show will include performances by 2Steel Girls, Jessie G, Audra McLaughlin, Adley, Logan Ashley, and Morgan Myles. This impressive grouping of rising artists include three national finalists from the hit NBC television show The Voice, talents nurtured under the guidance of female icons including Dolly, Reba and Gretchen Wilson, and several having received critical acclaim from Billboard, Rolling Stone, and The Today Show, among other national media outlets.
CenterStage Magazine will interview and film all participating artist’s performances, and distribute the content via their online digital platforms.
“We are seeing the beginnings of a great movement in support of female artists here in Nashville. Women are rallying behind each other. But we cannot do it alone. To see real movement we need to see more strong successful male leaders in the industry standing up and linking arms with us to bring about this change. To have John and his entire team in our corner is mind blowingly awesome! It not only says something about his character but also speaks volumes of what our community is really about,” states Allison and Krystal of 2Steel Girls. “We are so honored to have the opportunity to host this incredible event and to help hand select women in our industry to perform. These artists are the total package. They are not only some of the best talents in this town but they’re out there working very hard pursuing their dreams. These ladies deserve recognition, our support and deserve to ‘make it.'”