C2C Festival to include a special Song Suffragettes performance at The O2 Arena in March
- by Adam Bailey
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Just announced as part of the C2C Festival lineup, the groundbreaking all-female writer’s round from Nashville, Tennessee, Song Suffragettes, will be featured at the festival for the first time this March, with a special performance at The O2 Arena. Featuring US singer/songwriters Alyssa Bonagura and Haley Mae Campbell, and UK artist Paris Adams, this will be a one-of-a-kind performance, showcasing both local and international talent.
This performance follows the already successful monthly London residency, which takes place on the first Wednesday of every month at The Camden Club. Tickets for Wednesdays show (1/2), featuring Adams, Tenille Arts (Canada), Mia Morris (US), Katie Kittermaster (UK), and Kristina Karsegård (UK), are available to purchase here via Dice. #1 hit-maker Arts, a long-time Song Suffragette, will be making her special guest appearance at Song Suffragettes London the day before her sold-out headliner show at Omeara London. For more on Song Suffragettes London, visit www.SongSuffragettes.co.uk.
The collective first made its UK debut late last year with a critically acclaimed national tour presented by the Academy of Country Music - watch the highlights in a brand new behind-the-scenes video here. The tour featured Kalie Shorr, Carter Faith, Twinnie and Robyn Ottolini and saw the artists playing acoustic versions of hits like ‘F-150’ (Ottolini) and ‘Better When I’m Drunk’ (Twinnie) to packed rooms in Glasgow, Manchester and London. British duo Ward Thomas were also invited to make a special guest appearance at the sold-out, “triumphant London debut” (Entertainment Focus), performing their hit ‘Cartwheels’ from their Gold album of the same name, with which they became the first and only UK Country acts to achieve a No.1 album in 2016.
ABOUT SONG SUFFRAGETTES:
Born in 2014, Song Suffragettes has taken place every Monday night at The Listening Room Café in Nashville, Tennessee. In its eight years, the collective has showcased more than 380 talented women out of over 2,000 who have submitted to play the show. With weekly sell-outs, it vocally combats widespread discrimination against women in the music industry by giving female talent a place to play, grow and evolve with fellow creatives. Since its inception, 28 Song Suffragettes women have gone on to receive record deals and 60 have landed music publishing deals. With over 5 million views on their YouTube channel, Song Suffragettes was named by Billboard magazine as one of “Next-Gen Nashville: 16 People, Places and Things Shaking Up Music City”.
Featured in The New York Times, Forbes, ELLE, Rolling Stone, Washington Post, Grammy.com and on PBS NewsHour and NPR, Song Suffragettes continues to fight for female talent to be heard throughout the US and beyond.
Beginning in November 2022, Song Suffragettes also planted its roots outside of the United States with a new monthly night at The Camden Club in London, following a sold-out “triumphant London debut” (Entertainment Focus) during its first ever UK tour in October.
“We’ve been wanting to expand Song Suffragettes for a while, but wanted it to matter when we did. Over the 8+ years of Song Suffragettes in Nashville, there has always been great interest in our singer-songwriters from all over the UK,” said Todd Cassetty, founder of Song Suffragettes. “That, plus the outpouring of fan support for our recent UK Tour, made launching Song Suffragettes London a no-brainer. And we will do our very best to put the best-of-the-best female singer-songwriters on stage at The Camden Club to continue our relentless pursuit to support and showcase women creatives.”
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