Let the Girls Play

Five Song Suffragettes singers take their audience to church during this #LetTheGirlsPlay cover song. Recently they closed one of their Monday night shows with “H.O.L.Y.” by Florida Georgia Line.

Like every #LetTheGirlsPlay artist, Maybe April are quick to give credit to the women who came before them.

Nashville trio Maybe April are proof that some arranged marriages are meant to be. Three soloists came from three very different parts of the country and were paired up because, essentially, they were the last three picked at gym class.

Nashville's Song Suffragettes delivered perhaps one of the strongest covers in #LetTheGirlsPlay history on Aug. 29 at the Listening Room, with a soaring version of Kelsea Ballerini's "Peter Pan."

Five talented female artists got together in Nashville on a recent Monday night to pay musical homage to pop singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles with a cover of her hit, "Brave."

Five of the most talented females in Nashville gathered on a recent Monday night to pay tribute to one of the most empowering female artists of the last several decades.

Sound advice from Cam and a study in Kelsea Ballerini helped #LetTheGirlsPlay artist Tiera find her true road to country music. The Alabama native and recent high school graduate is Taste of Country's featured female performer for August 2016.

When Tiera sings “Love You Better” one immediately recalls Kelsea Ballerini. It’s a self-written, pop-country song as infectious as it is structurally sound. This teenage singer seems to be an old pro already — as skilled with a pen as she is with a guitar or microphone.

Five of the most talented rising females in Nashville got together on a recent Monday night and paid tribute to one of the most important women in country music with a very special performance.

In order to become a successful Nashville songwriter, you have to be able to work fast under pressure. Three #LetTheGirlsPlay artists showed that they're up for the challenge during a YouTube popup event recently.