OUR MISSION

CHANGE THE CONVERSATION FIGHTS GENDER INEQUALITY IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING SUPPORT, EDUCATION, AND A COMMUNITY FOR FEMALE COUNTRY ARTISTS AND EXECUTIVES.

Our mission is to raise awareness and create change so that more female voices will be heard in country music. Our goal is to have more women played on radio stations, digital streaming platforms, signed to record and publishing deals and offered high-profile opportunities, such as more slots on tours and festivals and performing on TV and awards shows.

WHAT WE DO

We dispel the myths that women don't support other female artists or desire to hear from more female voices. We act as a speakerphone for the truth of women's successes across this industry, such as album sales, ticket sales, social media influence and endorsement deals. We aim to support new artists development, mentoring opportunities and other guidance to help young female singer-songwriters and industry professionals.

WE FIGHT INEQUALITY WITH TRUTH.

WHY IT MATTERS

The lack of voices heard in country music affect not only those who are making music , but those who discover it as well. When women don't hear music made by women, it takes its toll on our self-esteem, dreams, and ambitions.

We’re creating a network of mentorship within the industry, to help young artists develop their vision and connect them with a community of women who can aid in their journey.

THIS IS ABOUT DOING WHAT IS RIGHT.

WHY NOW

Although country music is known for its iconic female artists, from Dolly Parton and Loretta Lynn to Tammy Wynette, Reba McEntire and Shania Twain, the format has become increasingly male-dominated in the last decade. While women are making some of the best music today, as evidenced by their frequent industry-voted award wins for album of the year, too few are receiving the same reach.

NOW IS THE TIME TO

CHANGE THE

CONVERSATION.

WOMEN MOVING THE LINE

Martina McBride To Speak At Change The Conversation Event

Country legend Martina McBride will join Change The Conversation on April 17 for a discussion on gender inequality in country music. McBride aims to advocate for female artists and provoke a much-needed conversation about gender representation in the industry.
Beyonce Makes History With A Record Breaking Debut

Beyoncé's latest album, Cowboy Carter, became the most-streamed album in a day in 2024, the first country album to do so this year. Her eighth album, Cowboy Carter fuses R&B and country, challenging the norms of both genres and opening doors for more diverse voices in the country music scene. This album stands as a testament to Beyoncé's influence, reshaping perceptions and expanding the musical landscape of country music.
The Women Behind Blackbird

The four women who covered The Beatles Blackbird with Beyonce: Brittney Spencer, Tanner Adell, Reyna Roberts, and Tiera Kennedy— saw an increase in first-time listeners and catalog listeners across Spotify. The four women, all budding talents in their own right, are enjoying increased streams across platforms since Cowboy Carter was released.
Lainey Wilson's Bell Bottom Country Is Hitting The Road

Following her 2024 GRAMMY award for Best Country Album, Lainey Wilson is set to kick off her “Country’s Cool Again” Tour on May 31st in Nashville.
Tanner Adell Is Making Waves

Tanner Adell‘s debut album, Buckle Bunny, was lauded by the New York Times as one of the best albums of 2023. This year, she’s generating buzz for her beautiful collaboration on Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter album, and set to take the stage at music festivals across the US, including Stagecoach, Golden Sky, Hangout Fest, and more.
Carly Pearce Made Grammy History

Carly Pearce made grammy history as the first female pairing to win best country duo/group performance for her song “Never Wanted to Be That Girl” with Ashley Mcbryde.
Maddie & Tae Take On "Bro-country"

Maddie & Tae became only the third female duo in 70 years to top the country airplay charts with their debut single, the No. 1 Platinum-selling single, “Girl In A Country Song.”