Song Suffragettes Announce 10th Anniversary Celebration With Honoree Wynonna Judd

The Song Suffragettes have announced their 10th Anniversary Celebration with honoree Wynonna Judd. The show will occur at Belmont University's The Fisher Center in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 27.

According to the social media post seen below shared by the Song Suffragettes, Judd will perform and participate in an on-stage Q&A throughout the one-night-only special show. Special guests include Tennille Arts, Chapel Heart Band, Liz Rose, Matraca Berg, and more to be announced.

Judd most recently took the stage for a live performance alongside Jelly Roll to perform "Need A Favor" back in November at the 57th Annual CMA Awards. Around the same time, the country star was added to NBC's The Voice as Reba's "Mega Mentor" and was the host of the Christmas At The Opry special in December.

Judd currently has tour dates scheduled in Texas, Arizona, Kentucky, and Illinois this year. As for her music, Judd released her album, Wynonna & the Big Noise in 2016 featuring "Cool Ya," All-Time Greatest Hits in 2018, and released her latest EP, Recollections in 2020.

This March marks ten years since the Song Suffragettes was formed. The Song Suffragettes, the only all-female singer-songwriter showcase at The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville every Monday night, has become a Music City staple.

"In ten years, Song Suffragettes has showcased over 400 of the most talented women in Nashville with over 60 of those going on to receive music publishing deals and 40 landing recording contracts. Add to that, shows in the U.K. and New York City - all part of our commitment to championing the most talented singer-songwriters we can find," Song Suffragettes posted on Instagram.

Most recently, several members of the Song Suffragettes, including Mae Estes, Emily Ann Roberts, Lauren Watkins, Karley Scott Collins, Madeline Marlo, and Twinnie, were announced as the Class of 2024 CMT Next Women of Country.

Tickets go on sale for the Song Suffragettes 10 Anniversary Celebration on Friday, February 9 at 10 am.

Since the shocking death of her mother, Naomi Judd, one day before The Judds were inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame in April, Wynonna Judd has been busy. She was, of course, was front and center at the memorial service for Naomi. She also performed at the Loretta Lynn memorial in October (2022). She hosted several superstar guest artists on "The Judds Final Tour" through Fall 2022 and early 2023.

As her "The Judds Final Tour" wraps this weekend (2/25) with special guest Tanya Tucker, we take a look at the many country stars that Wynonna has been performing with over the past year.