Brandi Carlile, Tracy Gershon, Ali Harnell, More Set For Women In Music Event Tomorrow

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Women In Music is presenting a special live event, “Celebrating Unity & Collective Power Beyond Women’s History Month,” on YouTube on March 31 featuring performances by Brandi Carlile, Brittany Howard, Maisie Peters, Meet Me @ The Altar, Chloe Moriondo and Sofía Valdés.

The event is being held to close out Women’s History Month and will highlight the collective power from inspiring individuals and organizations working to create a more equitable industry for all. Launching WIM’s YouTube channel, the virtual event will feature artists and executives in a showcase of diverse global talent, highlighting women-led moments in music history and the organizations working to advance women in all sectors of the industry today. The channel will continue highlighting artists, industry executives, events and more year-round.

Speakers include Noelle Scaggs (Fitz & the Tantrums / Founder, Diversify the Stage), Dr. Portia Sabin (Music Business Association), Ebonie Smith (Atlantic / Founder, Gender Amplified), Emily Lazar (Founder, Chief Recording Engineer, The Lodge / Founder, We Are Moving the Needle), Grace Lee (Head of YouTube Artist Relations, East Coast / Co-Founder, Asian American Collective), Maria Egan (Chief Music Officer, Splice & Co-Founder, Reboot), Ty Stiklorius (Friends at Work), Tracy Gershon (Change the Conversation) and Ali Harnell (Live Nation Women).

“We are so excited to see so many companies celebrating women in our industry this year during Women’s History Month, but the work has to extend beyond token months assigned to underrepresented groups,” says President of Women In Music Nicole Barsalona. “We’re here year-round doing the work day in and day out, alongside some incredible organizations and individuals who are creating transformational change in our industry. Today, and everyday, we highlight them and celebrate the unity, diversity, and collective power of women in music. And we’re asking everyone to join us in taking measurable action to create a culture of belonging for all.” 

Lorie Hollabaugh
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