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| SHeDAISY To Perform National Anthem at NASCAR Event
County vocal group SHeDAISY will perform the National Anthem prior to Atlanta Motor Speedway�s Nationwide race, the Degree V12 300 on Saturday night (Sep. 5). SHeDAISY has been nominated for one Grammy, two Academy of Country Music Association awards, and one Country Music Association award. ESPN2 will be broadcasting the race at 7:00pm Eastern/6:00pm Central on Saturday, Sep. 5. Make sure to tune in! (shedaisy.com) Posted: 9/5/09 Kassidy weds in San Diego SHeDAISY lead vocalist, Kassidy Osborn, recently married longtime boyfriend Derek Williamson in a private ceremony in San Diego, Calif. The couple exchanged vows at the LDS Temple with their families present. Kassidy said, "For being one of the most important days of my life, it couldn't have been more perfect and beautiful!" SHeDAISY, which also includes Kassidy's sisters Kristyn and Kelsi, is gearing up for the release of their fifth album on Lyric Street Records. The multi-platinum sister trio is in the midst of summer tour dates and will be a featured act at the annual Stadium of Fire Fourth of July celebration in Provo, Utah. (Country Weekly) Posted: 6/30/09 Note: From Jann Arden's Twitter page, Kassidy got married on May 28! Congrats! Big Kenny, Kathy Mattea, Jo Dee Messina Preview Earth Hour Event Big & Rich's Big Kenny, Kathy Mattea and Jo Dee Messina appeared at the Stage, a Nashville honky-tonk, on Thursday morning (Feb. 12) to preview the worldwide Earth Hour event. The third annual Earth Hour will take place on March 28 at 8:30 p.m. as businesses and citizens turn off non-essential lights for one hour as an action against climate change. The event is sponsored by the World Wildlife Fund. Other musicians who have pledged to turn off their lights during Earth Hour include Dierks Bentley, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Lady Antebellum, SHeDAISY and Wynonna. Nashville mayor Karl Dean said all downtown businesses, including CMT and the Lower Broadway honky-tonks, will turn off their lights at the appointed hour in conjunction with numerous cities around the world. (CMT) Posted: 2/16/09 Hit-country trio SHeDAISY putting final touches on new 'A Story to Tell' CD SHeDAISY, the country trio that comprises sisters Kristyn, Kassidy and Kelsi, were slated to preview new music from the group�s upcoming CD on the Lyric Street label, A Story to Tell, for media folk next week, but seems they need to polish it a bit more. "THE GIRLS ARE EXCITED to share their new music, however, they are still in the studio making some additions, and we want to wait until everything is complete to share the music,� reported the act�s PR rep today via e-mail. Alas, this writer�s new music-listening plans for Thursday, Feb. 19, are now nixed. In the meantime, though, according to message-board chatter, SHeDAISY fans remain all abuzz about the forthcoming disc, which will be the vocally blessed songbirds� fifth offering. IT'S BEEN AWHILE since radio and fans have heard new music from the Utah-reared Osborn sisters, whose harmonies are nectar. The last album of new songs that came our way from their direction was the March 2006 disc, Fortuneteller�s Melody, a dozen-song collection that featured 11 tracks co-written by Kristyn, the act�s primary tunesmith. Named for the Navajo term meaning �my (little) sister," SHeDAISY and Lyric Street also unleashed a greatest-hits compilation, The Best of SHeDAISY, in �08 that featured some of their top-10 numbers, including "Little Good-Byes," "This Woman Needs," "I Will� But" and "Don't Worry 'Bout a Thing," among the CD's 12 tracks. Expect A Story to Tell to make its entrance on the scene this spring, with more contemporary, harmony-laced country sounds that only SHeDAISY can deliver. ... Stay tuned. (Nashville Country Music Examiner) Posted: 2/14/09 |
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