California Singer/Songwriter Callie Twisselman To Make CMA Music Festival Week Debut
Booth Signing & Performances Scheduled
New Single, “Party Lights,” At Country Radio Now
“Her
voice brings Country torchbearers Lee Ann Womack and Reba McEntire to
mind, as well as contemporaries Miranda Lambert and Kacey Musgraves.
When she hits the stage, she can rival anyone, male or female, when it
comes to leaving audiences begging for more.” – Music News Los Angeles (Rick Moore)
voice brings Country torchbearers Lee Ann Womack and Reba McEntire to
mind, as well as contemporaries Miranda Lambert and Kacey Musgraves.
When she hits the stage, she can rival anyone, male or female, when it
comes to leaving audiences begging for more.” – Music News Los Angeles (Rick Moore)
Nashville, TN (June 1, 2016) – California singer/songwriter Callie Twisselman will make her CMA Music Festival Week debut this year with an artist signing session at the Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp (NCVC) booth, located inside the Music City Center at FAN FAIR X. Three area performances are already set, and additional appearances are pending. Fans can check for the latest updates on Callie’s website.
June 8 – The Whiskey Bent Saloon on Second Ave @ 11 p.m.
June 9 – NCVC Booth # 670 (Fan Fair X) signing @ 2:30 p.m.
June 10 – The Stillery on Second Ave @ 12 noon
June 10 – Belcourt Taps in Hillsboro Village @ 3 p.m.
Twisselman is no stranger to large crowds. She’s entertained
music lovers at Fairs and Festivals throughout California and Nevada,
and opened for top-tier acts Florida Georgia Line, Lee Brice and Frankie
Ballard. Her last show in Nashville was at the famed Bluebird Café. “Having
the chance to meet fans and sign autographs in the NCVC booth, and
performing again in Music City will be a fantastic experience,” shares
the petite blonde. “Trite but true: it’s been a dream for me for a long
time.”
music lovers at Fairs and Festivals throughout California and Nevada,
and opened for top-tier acts Florida Georgia Line, Lee Brice and Frankie
Ballard. Her last show in Nashville was at the famed Bluebird Café. “Having
the chance to meet fans and sign autographs in the NCVC booth, and
performing again in Music City will be a fantastic experience,” shares
the petite blonde. “Trite but true: it’s been a dream for me for a long
time.”
Callie
is currrently promoting her latest single, the playful “Party Lights.”
The release, the title track of her well-received 2015 EP, follows her
two previous Top 30 MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart hits: the poignant
“Breathe” and the catchy up-tempo “Hung Me On The Line.” The two
singles and their companion videos have taken Twisselmand from regional
acclaim to the national stage. The artistically-rendered clips have
aired in over 100 MILLIOIN homes (Country Fix TV, Headlines & Global
News, TCN), and an acoustic version of her newest video can be found HERE. A conceptual video will follow.
is currrently promoting her latest single, the playful “Party Lights.”
The release, the title track of her well-received 2015 EP, follows her
two previous Top 30 MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart hits: the poignant
“Breathe” and the catchy up-tempo “Hung Me On The Line.” The two
singles and their companion videos have taken Twisselmand from regional
acclaim to the national stage. The artistically-rendered clips have
aired in over 100 MILLIOIN homes (Country Fix TV, Headlines & Global
News, TCN), and an acoustic version of her newest video can be found HERE. A conceptual video will follow.
Stay social with Callie:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/callietwiss
ABOUT CALLIE TWISSELMAN
Raised
on her close-knit family’s seventh-generation grain and cattle ranch in
Cholame, California, Callie grew up riding horses, team roping and
competing in area rodeos. Her mom sang in a Country band, and this
star-in-the-making names Dolly Parton, George Strait, Johnny Cash and
Shania Twain as musical influences. Callie caught her own case of
“stage fever” at the age of 10 and she’s been performing ever since. A
passionate singer/songwriter, she is spreading her wings and expanding
her own touring base. She supports the Oral Cancer Foundation.
on her close-knit family’s seventh-generation grain and cattle ranch in
Cholame, California, Callie grew up riding horses, team roping and
competing in area rodeos. Her mom sang in a Country band, and this
star-in-the-making names Dolly Parton, George Strait, Johnny Cash and
Shania Twain as musical influences. Callie caught her own case of
“stage fever” at the age of 10 and she’s been performing ever since. A
passionate singer/songwriter, she is spreading her wings and expanding
her own touring base. She supports the Oral Cancer Foundation.