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Nashville, TN (October 16, 2026) – British country-pop artist Twinnie has announced her Gypsy Heart Tour, a run of UK dates set for February and March 2027, alongside the upcoming release of her new single, “Old Friends,” arriving October 23.

Following two sold-out tours, Twinnie is stepping up to bigger venues, with stops in Glasgow, London, Bristol and Leeds. Additional dates will be announced soon. Tickets can be purchased HERE.
 

“Gypsy Heart Tour” Dates:

• February 26 – The Classic Grand, Glasgow
• February 28 – Bush Hall, London
• March 6 – Thekla, Bristol
• March 7 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

“Every ticket sold goes towards helping me make more music, so your support genuinely makes this possible. Let’s do this!” says Twinnie.
 

The announcement comes during a standout year for the British artist. Her latest single, “Wild One,” reached #3 on the UK iTunes Country chart and #9 on the All-Genre chart, surpassing 100,000 streams and earning UK radio support.
 

This summer, Twinnie performed at London’s Crystal Palace Park in support of Alanis Morissette and appeared at the Isle of Wight Festival alongside artists including Calvin Harris, Teddy Swims and Rita Ora. 

With new music on the way and more surprises on the horizon, Twinnie is carrying her momentum into 2027 with a growing live presence in the UK.

About Twinnie:
Twinnie is a boundary-breaking British artist whose genre-blending sound, powerhouse vocals and bold storytelling have earned critical acclaim from BBC Radio, People, Forbes, Billboard, NPR and more. Raised in the Romani Traveling community, she brings fierce authenticity and inclusivity to every lyric, performance and project.

Her 2020 debut album, Hollywood Gypsy, was named BBC Radio 2’s Album of the Week, while her 22-track follow-up, Something We Used to Say, was recognized by NPR as one of the best albums of November 2024. Since relocating to Nashville, Twinnie has made her Grand Ole Opry debut, appeared on U.S. radio and television, and released her U.S. label debut EP, Welcome to the Club, which has surpassed 24 million streams.

In 2023, her single “Bad Man” charted on U.S. country radio, and in June 2025, CMT debuted the music video for “Back to Jack” on the Paramount+ billboard in Times Square. The song has also been featured across CMT Equal Play, Spotify and Apple Music playlists.

 

Twinnie’s 2026 single “Midnight Company” landed in the Top 5 on Apple Music UK’s New Music Friday, alongside Dua Lipa and Charli XCX, and was added to popular playlists including Spotify’s All New Country and Pandora’s Top Country Hits.

 

A dynamic live performer, Twinnie has shared stages with Sheryl Crow, Lainey Wilson and Chase Rice. Beyond music, she is also an accomplished songwriter whose credits include Kylie Minogue, Bryan Adams and The Shires, as well as an award-winning creative director and actress. In 2024, she joined the cast of the long-running British soap opera Emmerdale.

 

As the founder of I Know A Woman, a nonprofit advocating for mental health and equality in the music industry, Twinnie continues to use her platform to champion purpose-driven change.

 

With more than 30 million streams, a growing global fanbase and an unwavering commitment to authenticity, Twinnie continues to redefine what it means to be a modern artist—on her own terms.

Nashville, TN (October 15, 2026) – Dark Americana and Southern rock artist Ms. Maddix has released her debut album, Call Me An Outlaw, an 11-track collection that blends raw storytelling, vintage rock and gothic Americana to explore identity, shame, sexuality, religion and self-discovery through a theatrical lens. 

The album topped both the U.S. and global iTunes Singer-Songwriter charts, reaching #1 in both markets.

Rooted in Ms. Maddix’s experiences growing up in the Bible Belt, Call Me An Outlaw examines the tension between who people are expected to be and who they truly are. Throughout the album, she confronts the beliefs, expectations and shame that can accompany questioning the world you were raised in, ultimately embracing the parts of herself that were never meant to fit neatly inside the lines.

Call Me An Outlaw Track List:
1. “Heaven’s Brothel”
2. “That Ain’t No Man”
3. “Faith”
4. “Get Mad”
5. “Hold It Against Me”
6. “Midas”
7. “Wish I Didn’t”
8. “Broken Hearted Valley Delight”
9. “Undone”
10. “Aftertaste”
11. “Out of the Woodworks”

The album’s title serves as a larger statement about what it means to be an outsider. For Ms. Maddix, an “outlaw” isn’t simply the traditional cowboy figure. It can be anyone who has been told they’re too different, too strange, too angry, too emotional, too queer, too much…or simply not enough.
 

“If you don’t fit the mold, maybe you were never meant to,” says Ms. Maddix. “And if that makes you an outlaw? Then call you an outlaw.”
 

Produced by Justine Blazer, Call Me An Outlaw creates an intimate, cinematic and haunting atmosphere throughout, drawing visual inspiration from old churches, velvet, leather and lace, and featuring characters including the preacher’s daughter, the seductress, the rocker and the ghostly woman, each representing different emotional facets of the record.
 

At its heart, Call Me An Outlaw is for anyone who has ever felt like they didn’t belong; a reminder that being an outsider doesn’t have to be something to hide. Sometimes, it’s something to claim.


About Ms. Maddix:
In the heart of Nashville, Ms. Maddix is carving out her own lane where country soul collides with rock & roll rebellion. Raised in Oklahoma on the fearless storytelling of Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert, she took those roots and lit a match. What emerged isn’t traditional Americana—it’s a darker, louder and unapologetic evolution of it.
 

Ms. Maddix isn’t here to play a part or fit a mold. She’s here to break it. In a town known for tradition, she stands out by challenging expectations and stripping away the gloss. Her music proves there’s more to a Southern woman than a polished smile and a pair of boots. It’s raw, honest and unfiltered—just like her.
 

Her performances on Nashville’s Broadway are commanding, driven by lived experience and hard-won self-discovery. With a voice that cuts through the noise and a presence that refuses to be ignored, Ms. Maddix demands authenticity from herself and her audience alike.
 

Blending rock edge with country grit, she’s redefining Dark Americana and rewriting the narrative for women in the music industry—loud, bold and on her own terms. Ms. Maddix isn’t chasing trends or asking for permission. She’s building something real, one fearless song at a time.
 

Her music is unapologetic, theatrical and deeply personal, creating space for the outsiders, misfits and anyone who has ever felt like they didn’t quite belong. Her debut album, Call Me An Outlaw, is the latest chapter in that story.

For more information, visit www.msmaddix.com and follow Ms. Maddix on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

Nashville, TN (October 7, 2026) – For independent recording artist Bonner Black, songwriting has always been about following a story wherever it leads. That philosophy has taken her from more than a decade of touring to writing nearly 1,700 custom songs for other people…and, more recently, into the world of birding, where an unexpected passion has become an integral part of her creative life.

Now, Black brings those worlds together with the release of her new five-track EP, Little Bird In A Big Sky, and the announcement of The Flyway Tour with fellow touring musician Walker Burroughs.

Fans of Black’s music know her for pairing unfiltered, heart-tugging lyrics with head-bopping, radio-ready melodies. On Little Bird In A Big Sky, that signature sound comes through in organic indie-Americana songs like “Honest Woman” and “If It’s Gone,” which explore substance abuse, relationship dynamics and the frustrations of modern dating while maintaining the humor and accessibility that have become part of Black’s songwriting style.

Drawing inspiration from unconventional places, Black also wrote “Happy As We Were,” a nostalgic ’90s indie-rock/pop anthem inspired by a real-life couple who married at 19, divorced at 30 and eventually remarried at 50 after reconnecting at their daughter’s wedding.

The title track, “Little Bird In A Big Sky,” was inspired by the Arctic Tern, a bird weighing less than a pound that undertakes one of the longest migrations in the animal kingdom. Black discovered birding in 2021, and what began as a hobby during a difficult period in her life eventually became an unexpected creative outlet. An incredible bird migration even helped her push through a period of self-doubt, further deepening the connection between the natural world and her creative life.

That connection now takes center stage with The Flyway Tour, where Black and Burroughs will follow the Mississippi Flyway, one of North America’s major migratory bird routes. The tour will feature bird walks and concerts at nature centers along the route, combining live music with opportunities to explore local habitats and learn about the wildlife in each community. Ten percent of tour proceeds will benefit participating nature centers.

“When a bird lover and a tree lover happen to be touring musicians,” Black says, “you get The Flyway Tour.”

Black’s experience reflects a broader cultural shift. Birding has seen a reported 37% increase among Gen Z and millennial participants since 2020, and Black has found herself at the center of that movement. British Vogue highlighted her social media in its 2026 feature “Is Birdwatching Cool Now?”, while NBC’s Nightly News featured two of her birding reels in a segment about younger generations embracing “grandma hobbies.” A POPSUGAR feature spotlighting Black, “Suddenly Birdwatching Is The Hot Girl Hobby of The Year,” generated more than five million Instagram views.

“The thing about music and birding is no matter how many songs I write or birds I see, I still want to chase that next one,” Black says. “I hope when I look back at my discography and my life list, it will be a reflection of a life lived for stories and adventure.”

Following 20 tour dates across the U.S., U.K. and Spain, Black enters this new chapter with more than one million Spotify streams and nearly 200,000 social media followers, continuing to build a career that bridges music, storytelling and her passion for the outdoors.

LITTLE BIRD IN A BIG SKY TRACK LIST
1. Honest Woman
2. Little Bird In A Big Sky
3. Love In The Modern World
4. Happy As We Were
5. If It’s Gone 

THE FLYWAY TOUR
October 17 — Chicago, IL
October 18 — Milford, OH
October 24 — Pelham, AL
October 25 — Auburn, AL
October 31 — Atlanta, GA
November 7 — Nashville, TN



ABOUT BONNER BLACK:
Raised in Hot Rock, Tennessee, Bonner Black moved to Nashville a week after turning 17 to pursue music. In 2016, she received the Artist Entrepreneur Award from The Oxford Center of Entrepreneurs at The Times Center in New York City. Over more than a decade of touring, Black has performed throughout the U.S. and U.K., independently releasing two EPs and her debut album, Hopeless RomANTICS. Her music has earned placements on the New York Times 2023 Spring Playlist, Spotify’s Fresh Finds Pop and Apple Music’s Breaking Singer-Songwriter.

An avid birder and conservation advocate, Black has collaborated with the Audubon Society, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and Cornell Lab of Ornithology. In 2025, she was a keynote speaker at the Delta Birding Festival in Catalonia, Spain, and performed at Global Birdfair in the U.K. She has appeared on birding podcasts including Life List and Tommy Siegel’s Extremely Accurate Birds, received recognition from the American Birding Association, and hosted “Birder Prom,” a bird-themed prom at the U.S.’s Biggest Week In American Birding Festival. For the past two years, she has also hosted bird walks and children’s birdwatching classes around her live performances, partnering with local wildlife and conservation groups to highlight local conservation efforts and the mental health benefits of spending time in nature.

For more information, visit www.bonnerblack.com and follow Bonner on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

Nashville, TN (September 1, 2026) — What began on the battle stage of The Voice has come full circle for Jacquie Roar and fellow contestant Stee. Once competitors, the two now join forces as duet partners on their sultry new single, “Lie with You,” available on all streaming platforms.
 

Rather than casting infidelity in black-and-white terms, “Lie with You” explores the complicated space between desire and restraint; the undeniable chemistry, fleeting fantasy and inner conflict that comes with wanting something you know you shouldn’t.
 

“This song is about walking the line of temptation and doing what you know is wrong because it feels good in the moment,” says Roar. “Cheating is bad, by the way… but I wanted to write about it from a different scope. The more taboo side of it.”
 

With lyrics like “Baby, be my lover / You’re not like the others / I’m addicted to the way you move,” “Lie with You” leans fully into its seductive edge, capturing the intoxicating pull of forbidden attraction without passing judgment on those caught up in it.
 

For Roar and Stee, the collaboration is also a full-circle moment rooted in a friendship that began during their time on The Voice.

“It’s funny how being chosen out of thousands of people to be part of a reality singing competition, becoming friends almost immediately after we were cast, and then staying in touch religiously after the show’s finale could eventually lead us to a collaboration,” says Roar. “From The Voice to the radio waves, here we go!”

Roar debuted “Lie with You” Monday night in Nashville during the Song Suffragettes showcase at the iconic The Listening Room, giving the audience an early taste of the new collaboration. She closed out the evening with a powerful rendition of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene,” moving the crowd to tears and showcasing the vocal strength and emotional depth that have continued to define her artistry.

Written by Jacquie Roar, Christian Pond, Jesse Slack, Jason Mater, Steve Fee and Jordan Gray, “Lie with You” marks another step forward for Roar as she continues to push boundaries, explore new creative territory and establish herself as one of country music’s most compelling emerging voices.

About Jacquie Roar:
Jacquie Roar is a powerhouse in country music, known for her dynamic vocals and electrifying stage presence. She has shared the stage with icons including Reba McEntire, Martina McBride, Kelsea Ballerini, Gary Allan, Easton Corbin, Max McNown, Cody Johnson, Riley Green, Wynonna, Jackson Dean and hip-hop legend Nelly, proving herself a force to be reckoned with.

Her journey to national recognition began on Season 24 of The Voice, where she wowed audiences with her rendition of Gretchen Wilson’s “Here for the Party,” earning a coveted Four-Chair Turn. Fighting her way through the competition, Roar secured a spot in the finale and finished in the Top 4.

In 2024, Jacquie made her highly anticipated Music City debut, performing at CMA Fest, the Grand Ole Opry Plaza and Nashville’s legendary Whiskey Jam, where she delivered a standout performance alongside Jamie O’Neal.

Most recently, Jacquie made history performing with Jelly Roll at the Oregon State Penitentiary, marking the first live music event on the prison yard in more than two decades. Whether performing in a stadium or an intimate setting, Jacquie’s ability to connect with audiences continues to define her as a captivating and fearless performer.
 

For more information, visit www.jacquieroar.com and follow Jacquie on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Spotify.

Nashville, TN (August 7, 2026) – Following a standout run that has established her as one of country music’s most compelling global voices, international country-pop star Twinnie returns with “Wild One,” a bold anthem about the courage to follow your instincts and chase what sets your soul on fire.

Inspired by her bohemian nature and Romani heritage, “Wild One” captures the untamed energy that has always shaped Twinnie’s life and music. With vivid lyrics like “Can’t make a fire and tell it not to burn, can’t beg the tide not to turn,” Twinnie uses the forces of nature as a metaphor for the unstoppable drive within us all.
 

“‘Wild One’ is about accepting who you are at your core,” says Twinnie. “I’ve always believed we’re at our happiest when we stop trying to fit into boxes other people create for us. You can’t tame what’s meant to be free, and I hope this song reminds people to embrace the parts of themselves that make them different.”
 

In the wake of a milestone year of career achievements, Twinnie continues to build global momentum. This summer, she brought her captivating live show to major UK stages, performing at Crystal Palace Park in London, where she supported Alanis Morissette, as well as the 2026 Isle of Wight Festivalalongside artists including Calvin Harris, Teddy Swims, and Rita Ora.

With its soaring production, undeniable hooks, and anthemic chorus, “Wild One” captures the fearless artistry of an artist who continues to push boundaries while remaining connected to the stories, influences, and heritage that have shaped her journey.

As Twinnie declares in the song, “It takes a wild one, a renegade, to hold on to what can’t be tamed.”


About Twinnie:
Twinnie is a boundary-breaking British artist whose genre-blending sound, powerhouse vocals, and bold storytelling have earned her critical acclaim from BBC Radio, People, Forbes, Billboard, NPR, and more. Raised in the Romani Traveling community, she brings fierce authenticity and inclusivity to every lyric, performance, and project.
 

Her 2020 debut album ‘Hollywood Gypsy’ was namedBBC Radio 2’s Album of the Week, while her 22-track follow-up ‘Something We Used to Say’ was hailed by NPR as one of the best albums of November 2024. Since relocating to Nashville, Twinnie has made her Grand Ole Opry debut, appeared on U.S. radio and television, and released her U.S. label debut EP ‘Welcome to the Club,’ which has surpassed24 million streams.
 

In 2023, her single “Bad Man” charted on U.S. Country Radio, and in June 2025, CMT debuted the music video for her hit “Back to Jack” on the Paramount+ billboard in Times Square. The song is currently featured across CMT Equal Play, Spotify, and Apple Music playlists, highlighting Twinnie as one of today’s standout country artists.  Twinnie’s 2026 hit “Midnight Company”landed a Top 5 spot on Apple Music UK’s New Music Friday, alongside Dua Lipa and Charlie XCX, and was added to several popular playlists including Spotify’s All New Country and Pandora’s Top Country Hits.
 

A dynamic live performer, Twinnie has shared stages with Sheryl Crow, Lainey Wilson, and Chase Rice. Beyond music, she’s also a songwriter for Kylie Minogue, Bryan Adams, The Shires, and more, as well as an award-winning creative director and actress, joining the cast of the long-running British soap opera ‘Emmerdale’ in 2024.

As the founder of I Know A Woman, a nonprofit advocating for mental health and equality in the music industry, Twinnie continues to use her platform for purpose-driven change.

With over 30 million streams, a growing global fanbase, and an unshakable commitment to authenticity, Twinnie continues to redefine what it means to be a modern artist—on her own terms.

Nashville, TN (August 2, 2026) – Anchor Publicity, the Nashville-based public relations firm founded by entertainment publicist Colleen Lippert, is celebrating its 10th anniversary in business, marking a decade of amplifying artists, elevating stories, and creating impactful campaigns across the entertainment industry.

Founded in 2016, Anchor Publicity was built on a passion for connecting people with powerful narratives and a commitment to helping artists and creators bring their visions to life. What began as a boutique music PR firm has grown into a respected entertainment publicity agency representing talent across multiple areas of the industry.

Over the past ten years, Anchor Publicity has represented more than 100 clients, helping them secure coverage in leading publications, appear on television programs, receive national radio exposure, and reach new audiences through strategic media campaigns. From album and single releases to tour announcements, interviews, and career-defining moments, Anchor Publicity has remained dedicated to creating opportunities and building lasting connections between clients and their fans.

“I started Anchor Publicity with a belief that everyone deserves someone in their corner who truly believes in them,” said Colleen Lippert. “The beauty of owning a business is having the freedom to create the kind of company you believe in. I’ve always been a bit of a non-traditionalist, and I never wanted to build a company that simply followed industry expectations. I wanted to create a place where clients feel supported, valued, and safe in an industry that can often feel competitive and overwhelming. Ten years later, I’m incredibly grateful for every artist, journalist, partner, and supporter who has trusted me to tell their stories. Thank you for believing in me, believing in this company, and being part of this journey.”

At the heart of Anchor Publicity’s journey are the relationships built along the way. One of the most meaningful full-circle moments came in May 2026, when Colleen attended the Season 24 live finale of American Idol alongside longtime client Bucky Covington — an artist she first met nearly two decades earlier when he was a contestant on the show in 2006.

As the entertainment landscape has evolved, Anchor Publicity has continued to grow alongside it. In addition to its work in music, the firm has expanded into the true crime and investigative media space, bringing its expertise in strategic communications, media relations, and storytelling to podcasts, creators, and industry voices exploring important conversations surrounding justice, advocacy, and awareness.

Colleen’s dedication to her clients has earned her significant industry recognition, including three nominations for “Publicist of the Year” at the Josie Music Awards. Colleen has also received the “Best Secret Keeper (Publicist)” award at Nashville’s YEPPIE Awards in 2022 and has been recognized as a “Power Woman” and “Rockstar Publicist” by Authority Magazine.

Beyond client campaigns, Anchor Publicity remains committed to supporting the next generation of entertainment professionals through mentorship opportunities, internship partnerships, and community involvement. The company continues to advocate for causes close to Colleen’s heart, including women’s rights and animal welfare, while using its platform to foster connection, awareness, and meaningful change.

As Anchor Publicity enters its second decade, the firm remains committed to the philosophy behind its slogan, “Anchor Yourself to Something Special” — a reminder that the strongest stories are built through genuine relationships, trust, and a shared passion for making an impact.

For more information, visit www.anchorpublicity.com.

Nashville, TN (July 24, 2026) – Some places never really leave us. Long after we’ve grown up and moved away, they continue to shape who we are through memories that remain as vivid as the day they happened. Nashville-based singer-songwriter Karlie Bartholomew captures that feeling with her heartfelt new single, “Love You Like A Rose,” available now on all streaming platforms. 

Rooted in folk-inspired storytelling and wrapped in warm, wistful melodies, “Love You Like A Rose” reflects on childhood summers, the passage of time, and the invisible threads that connect us to the people and places that first taught us what love feels like. Through snapshots of buttercups staining her chin, chasing fireflies at dusk, and the familiar sound of wind moving through the trees, Bartholomew invites listeners into memories that feel deeply personal yet universally familiar.

“As a child, I created my own way of saying goodbye to my family that ended with: ‘Love you like a flower, love you like a rose, remember me,’” Karlie explains. “This song grew out of that memory and became my way of saying goodbye to carefree summers spent in my parents’ backyard.”

As the song unfolds, memories of backyard adventures gradually give way to adulthood, mirroring the ways both landscapes and lives change over time. Swings become gardens. Bare feet become careful steps forward. Home becomes something carried within us rather than a place we can return to. With quiet grace, “Love You Like A Rose” serves as a reminder that while growing up often means leaving, the people and places that shaped us remain a part of who we become.

Known for crafting songs that feel more like conversations than performances, Bartholomew continues to establish herself as a poignant songwriter with a gift for capturing life’s most meaningful moments. “Love You Like A Rose” is a heartfelt reflection on growing up, letting go, and carrying the people and places we love with us wherever life takes us.
 

About Karlie Bartholomew:
Karlie Bartholomew is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter whose music blends folk-inspired storytelling with honest, emotionally resonant lyrics. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, Karlie discovered her voice through music at a young age. While shy as a child, she began writing songs early and jumped at every opportunity to perform, starting with elementary school talent shows.

Following in her father’s musical footsteps, Karlie taught herself to play guitar on his retired six-string in high school. Deeply influenced by artists like Joni Mitchell and Elliott Smith, her songwriting is rooted in authenticity, intimacy, and rich emotional landscapes. “My songs focus on storytelling, hoping the listener can see themselves in my music,” she shares. Her smooth vocals and introspective lyrics create a sound that can quiet any room.

In 2017, while studying at Berklee College of Music, Karlie was selected as a featured soloist for the school’s commencement concert, honoring Lucinda Williams. She performed for an audience of over 7,000 people—including Williams herself, Lionel Richie, Todd Rundgren, and Neil Portnow—before graduating with a degree in Professional Music, with focuses in Contemporary Writing/Production and Performance.

Karlie released her debut EP A Way to Start in December 2021, following the singles “Brooklyn Park,” “Back Bay,” and “May.” The project earned praise from both press and listeners, procuring coverage from Nashville Noise, Tinnitist, New Music Weekly Magazine, BuzzMusic and more. Music City Melodies wrote in a review that she “…may be a newcomer to releasing music, but she is already a star in our eyes.”

Following the release of her single “Haunted House” in April 2025, Nashville Socialite wrote that Karlie “…cements her place as one of Americana’s most compelling new voices, proving that sometimes the most powerful music comes from the quietest, most fragile truths.”

Her latest single, “Love You Like A Rose,” reflects on childhood summers and the ways we grow alongside the landscapes that shape us. The single was released on July 24th, 2026.
 

For more information, visit www.karliemusic.com and follow Karlie on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Spotify.

Nashville, TN (July 3, 2026) – Country singer-songwriter Katie Fee is inviting listeners to trade deadlines for sunshine with her carefree new single, “Nothing Right.” Filled with laid-back charm and summertime nostalgia, the feel-good track celebrates the simple joy of unplugging, unwinding, and doing absolutely nothing…the right way.

Opening with the invitation, “I’ve got a few days off of work, I think you do too,” the song quickly transports listeners to an oceanfront escape where the only plans involve soaking up the sunshine. The song paints a picture of relaxing by the ocean with a cold drink in hand, sand between your toes, and nowhere else to be. Anchored by the memorable lyric, “I just wanna lay on back in a blue beach chair,” the lighthearted anthem reminds listeners that sometimes the best way to spend time is to simply slow down and enjoy the moment.

“‘Nothing Right’ is a reminder that we all deserve to slow down every once in a while,” says Fee. “Life moves so fast and sometimes the best thing we can do is take a break, enjoy the people we’re with, and appreciate the little moments. I hope this song makes people want to pack up the car and disconnect for a while.”

With “Nothing Right,” Katie continues to showcase the heartfelt storytelling and relatable songwriting that have become her signature, delivering the perfect soundtrack for beach days, summer road trips, and anyone ready to leave life’s worries behind.

About Katie Fee:
Katie Fee’s musical journey began in her hometown of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, where she grew up surrounded by the sounds of ’90s country icons like Shania Twain, Faith Hill, and Deana Carter. These early influences ignited her passion for music, and in the fall of 2017, Katie made the move to Nashville to pursue her dreams. She enrolled at Belmont University, where she studied music business, immersing herself in the vibrant songwriting community of Music City.
 

While she fuses influences of past and present, country, pop, and Americana, the South Dakota native still strives to stay true to country music’s storytelling roots. Whether writing about love, heartbreak, or life’s simple pleasures, Katie crafts songs that take listeners on a journey, with lyrics that resonate long after the song ends.
 

In July 2021, Katie released her debut EP Sunsets and Fireworks, followed by her full-length album Runaway Heart in October 2023. The album earned great reviews and was nominated for Country Female Album of the Year at the 10th Annual Josie Music Awards.
 

Katie’s music is more than just a passion—it’s a way of life. Her love for travel has taken her across the country, from South Carolina to Minnesota, and as far as the Wild West Songwriters’ Festival in Deadwood, South Dakota. On the road, she connects with fans and fellow musicians alike, building a community of listeners who share her appreciation for heartfelt, authentic country music.
 

Most recently, Katie released her EP, Whiskey & Sunsets, in late February 2026. This latest project puts together all of the music she released in 2025 along with one brand-new track that signals where her sound is headed next.
 

For more information, visit www.katiefeemusic.com and follow Katie on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Twitter.

Nashville, TN (May 18, 2026) – British pop-country sensation Twinnie brings her signature cheeky charm  to the official music video for her latest single, “Thank Me Later,” out now. Packed with bold visuals and retro vibes, the video brings the song’s empowering message to life with a wink, a smirk, and plenty of playful fun.

Directed with a vibrant, tongue-in-cheek flair, the “Thank Me Later” music video leans fully into the track’s dynamic, 1980s Packed with bold visuals and retro vibes, the video brings the song’s empowering message to life with a wink, a smirk, and plenty of playful fun. workout aesthetic, complete with exaggerated fitness segments and comedic moments that perfectly capture Twinnie’s infectious personality. Adding to the fun, acclaimed singer-songwriter Lucie Silvas makes a special cameo appearance as hilariously overdramatic TV news anchor Ophelia Pane, delivering breaking-news-style commentary that elevates the video’s playful chaos.

Written by Twinnie alongside Lucie Silvas and Brandon Paddock, “Thank Me Later” is a dance-ready anthem about walking away from a relationship knowing it’s ultimately for the best. Blending country storytelling with glossy pop production, shimmering hooks, and an ABBA-inspired sparkle, the track has quickly become a fan favorite thanks to its empowering lyrics and irresistible energy.
 

The release follows Twinnie’s completely sold-out Dirt Road Disco Tour across the UK, further cementing her reputation as one of the genre’s most electrifying live performers. Twinnie is also gearing up for a packed summer festival season, with appearances scheduled across multiple major events including Isle of Wight Festival, alongside the second leg of her Dirt Road Disco Tour beginning in early June and continuing through the end of August.

Tour & Festival Dates:

• June 6 – Speedway, Brands Hatch
• June 20 – Isle of Wight Festival
• July 4 – Country on the Common Festival, London
• July 16 – Backyard Bash, Lansing, MI
• July 18 – Guiseley Sounds Unplugged, Leeds
• August 18 – Country Calling, Chelmsford
• August 29 – The Long Road Festival, Leicestershire

“Thank Me Later” also continues the momentum of her wildly creative “Twinnie Training Challenge” social campaign, which features humorous workout-inspired segments like “Respect Women Reps,” “Communication Cardio,” and “Accountability Abs.”

For more information, visit https://twinnie.komi.io/ and follow Twinnie on Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and Spotify.

 

About Twinnie:
Twinnie is a boundary-breaking British artist whose genre-blending sound, powerhouse vocals, and bold storytelling have earned her critical acclaim from BBC Radio, People, Forbes, Billboard, NPR, and more. Raised in the Romani Traveling community, she brings fierce authenticity and inclusivity to every lyric, performance, and project.
 

Her 2020 debut album ‘Hollywood Gypsy’ was namedBBC Radio 2’s Album of the Week, while her 22-track follow-up ‘Something We Used to Say’ was hailed by NPRas one of the best albums of November 2024. Since relocating to Nashville, Twinnie has made her Grand Ole Opry debut, appeared on U.S. radio and television, and released her U.S. label debut EP ‘Welcome to the Club,’ which has surpassed24 million streams.
 

In 2023, her single “Bad Man” charted on U.S. Country Radio, and in June 2025, CMT debuted the music video for her hit “Back to Jack” on the Paramount+ billboard in Times Square. The song is currently featured across CMT Equal Play, Spotify, and Apple Music playlists, highlighting Twinnie as one of today’s standout country artists.  Twinnie’s 2026 hit “Midnight Company”landed a Top 5 spot on Apple Music UK’s New Music Friday, alongside Dua Lipa and Charlie XCX, and was added to several popular playlists including Spotify’s All New Country and Pandora’s Top Country Hits.
 

A dynamic live performer, Twinnie has shared stages with Sheryl Crow, Lainey Wilson, and Chase Rice. Beyond music, she’s also a songwriter for Kylie Minogue, Bryan Adams, The Shires, and more, as well as an award-winning creative director and actress, joining the cast of the long-running British soap opera ‘Emmerdale’ in 2024.

As the founder ofI Know A Woman, a nonprofit advocating for mental health and equality in the music industry, Twinnie continues to use her platform for purpose-driven change.

With over30 million streams, a growing global fanbase, and an unshakable commitment to authenticity, Twinnie continues to redefine what it means to be a modern artist—on her own terms.

Nashville, TN (May 12, 2026) – Rising country artist Byrdie Wilson will release her heartfelt new single, “Savin’,” on May 22. The song is a coming-of-age anthem that captures the emotional shift from simply getting by to dreaming about building a future with someone you love.

Blending vivid storytelling with warm country melodies, “Savin’” paints an honest portrait of young adulthood, financial struggle, and the kind of love that changes priorities. Through lyrics about overdrawn credit cards, overtime shifts, and imagining a life beyond present circumstances, Wilson taps into a deeply relatable experience for her generation.

The song is already gaining traction on social media, with one video on TikTok garnering more than 215K views ahead of its official release.
 

Beyond her artistry, Wilson continues to advocate for causes close to her heart. Earlier this month, she performed at the Operation Smile Spring Gala at the Lesner Inn in Virginia Beach, joining global performer and advocate Carmit Bachar in support of  the “We Build Hope” campaign, which expands access to cleft surgeries and comprehensive healthcare around the world. Born with a cleft palate herself, Wilson is a passionate advocate for children facing similar journeys, using her story to inspire resilience, confidence, and hope.

Fresh off her debut performance at Tin Pan South, Wilson continues building momentum with several major festival appearances lined up this summer, including Carolina Country Music Fest and Barefoot Country Music Fest this June. Her growing visibility has also caught the attention of iconic western wear brand Wrangler, whose PR team recently selected Wilson for a curated artist package spotlighting rising talent in country music.
 

In addition to her growing performance schedule, Wilson hosts “Wingin’ It,” a monthly writers round held on the second floor of Redneck Riviera in downtown Nashville. The intimate series brings together emerging artists and songwriters for acoustic performances in a collaborative, in-the-round setting.
 

With over a million global streams and an expanding fanbase drawn to her generosity, advocacy, and relatable songwriting, Byrdie Wilson is quickly emerging as one of independent country music’s most promising new voices.


About Byrdie Wilson:
Byrdie Wilson is a Nashville-based country artist and songwriter known for her authentic storytelling, emotionally honest lyrics, and modern country sound. Born in New York and raised in South Carolina, Wilson faced early challenges after being born with a cleft palate that required multiple surgeries. Doctors were unsure if she would ever speak clearly, but her mother’s relentless pursuit of care and faith helped lay the foundation for her resilience and determination.
 

At just six years old, Wilson signed herself up for a talent show and famously told her family, “You need to get on board because I’m going to be someone!” That defining moment sparked a journey that would eventually lead her to Nashville and establish her as one of independent country music’s rising new voices.
 

Wilson has trained with renowned vocal coaches Celeste Simone and Michael Orland and later collaborated with Rob Arthur of The Peter Frampton Band.
 

After the tragic loss of her boyfriend in 2020, Wilson took a brief hiatus before returning to songwriting with a renewed sense of purpose. Her move to Nashville at 19 marked a major turning point in her career. Wilson’s fan favorites include “Where My Roots Run,” “Keep On Truckin’,” “Out the Bottle,” “Over Me” and “Waste Another Bullet,” helping her surpass one million global streams.
 

Beyond her music, Wilson uses her platform to advocate for causes deeply personal to her journey. A spokesperson for Operation Smile and a passionate supporter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Byrdie blends music, philanthropy, and outreach in her work.
 

Her growing performance résumé includes opening for country artists Ty Herndon and Montgomery Gentry, while continuing to build momentum with her band, Byrdie & The Bees. Together, they were named “Best Artist/Band” in The Tennessean’s Best of Music City Community’s Choice Awards.
 

Wilson was also named a “Rising Star” in the Rising Star Search powered by Monster Energy, further cementing her place as one of country music’s most promising independent artists.

For more information, visit www.byrdiewilson.com and follow Byrdie on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Spotify.