Let the Girls Play

This week's Song Suffragettes cover is the most challenging yet. Five #LetTheGirlsPlay singers pay tribute to the Eagles and the late Glenn Frey by performing a haunting, acoustic version of "Hotel California." The harmonies are stunningly unique, yet true to the original spirit of this classic rock hit.

Sam Hunt’s hit song “Leave the Night On” sounds amazing covered by five up-and-coming country females. The Song Suffragettes troop recently closed a show with a cover of the No. 1 hit from Montevallo. Watch their performance during this Taste of Country exclusive.

The crowd starts clapping as soon as the five #LetTheGirlsPlay singers start their weekly show-closing cover song. Kalie Shorr leads the group through Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe," a pop hit from 2012. It’s amongst the best covers the Song Suffragettes troupe has ever done.

Allison Veltz's road to The White Room is as unconventional as it gets.

Allison Veltz wears heartbreak like an overcoat. Her pain is fresh and sharp, like blades of grass after a deep morning frost. Songs on The White Room EP were recorded in the middle of love’s fatal spiral.

It’s fitting to hear a group of rising female singer-songwriters cover an artist who gave them so much hope in 2015. Recently, five Song Suffragette performers covered Cam’s “Burning House” to close a Monday night Listening Room show. The result is as vulnerable as the original.

Kalie Shorr has been a leader in the fast-rising #LetTheGirlsPlay movement, so it’s fitting she’d write and record a theme song as her new single. In this just-released music video for “Fight Like a Girl,” the Portland, Maine native salutes struggles women fought through a century ago.

During a Christmas week #LetTheGirlsPlay performance in Nashville, five Song Suffragettes artists covered an all-time great. Watch as Kalie Shorr, Ella Mae Bowen and more do Mariah Carey proud, singing “All I Want for Christmas Is You.”

The Song Suffragettes girls want to make sure you have a very merry Christmas. Recently, the group performed a holiday classic during a Monday night #LetTheGirlsPlay show in Nashville. Watch as the girl singers re-create "Santa Baby."

Five #LetTheGirlsPlay artists looking for their big breaks covered a song from an all-female duo that made the most of theirs nearly a decade ago. Watch as Lena Stone, Tayler Buono and more cover the Wreckers’ No. 1 hit, “Leave the Pieces.”