Anthems Against Abuse to Host Second Annual Benefit Concert

Anthems Against Abuse is proud to announce its 2nd Annual Benefit Concert, returning to Nashville on Saturday, Hunyo 14, 2025, from 4pm-10pm at The ColiseumAng mga tiket ay lamang $ 25, at 100% ng mga nakuha ay makakuha ng tatlong mga lokal na non-profit sa pangunahing trabaho na ito: Ang Mary Parrish Center, ang YWCA ng Nashville & Middle Tennessee, at ang Metro Office of Family Safety.Ang event ay naglalaman ng isang genre-spanning lineup ng mga female artist kabilang ang Alicia Blue, Brittany Bishop, Daisy Sellas, Thunder and Rain, Layla Tucker, Noelle Goodin, at Abby Nissenbaum. Ang bawat performer ay nagbibigay ng isang distinctive na sound at prospect sa palabas, na sumusuporta sa isang atmosphere ng kapangyarihan, vulnerability, at resilience.Sa pagitan ng mga set, ang mga sumusunod ay makinig mula sa mga guest speakers na nagpapakita ng A Step

Karamihan sa musika at mga speaker, ang gabi ay magkakaroon ng isang silent na auction at isang vibrant marketplace na naglalaman ng mga maliit na negosyo na nakatuon sa mga kababaihan na nag-aalok ng mga handmade na mga kalakal, fashion, art, at higit pa. Ang mga sumusunod na vendors ay kabilang ang Thistle Farms, Rock-n-Boho Clothing, It's Nashville Vinyl, Jewelry by Kristen, at Kimono Closet. Ang marketplace na ito ay tinatawag na female entrepreneurship at ang creativity na maaaring lumabas mula sa kahit na ang pinaka-mahalagang mga karanasan.

Anthems Against Abuse was born from the shared experiences of co-founders Brittany Bishop and Daisy Sellas, two women who found each other in the midst of healing from painful and isolating chapters of their lives.

"Kapag ang aming mga kasaysayan ay iba't ibang, natagpuan namin ang karamihan ng kapayapaan sa pag-support sa ibang tao at nais naming magbigay ng feeling na ito sa karamihan ng mga tao na maaari naming - lalo na ang mga taong natutunan na hindi nila may safe space," sabi ni Brittany. Abuse is more common than people realize, and we want to raise awareness around early warning signs—both in and outside the music industry—while offering a message of hope.”

For Daisy, Anthems Against Abuse blossomed from what she describes as a “crazy idea” after escaping an abusive relationship. “Because I was able to leave and had the support I did, I knew I needed to help women who aren’t as fortunate,” she shares. “What started as a fundraiser has turned into something so much bigger—it brought Brittany and me together when I needed her most. Our bond is just as powerful as the work we do. Together, we’re using music and connection to fight stigma, raise awareness, and build something beautiful out of what we survived.”