COUNTRY 105 IS THRILLED TO WELCOME TENILLE TOWNES AND SPECIAL GUESTS TIM & THE GLORY BOYS TO THE PALACE THEATRE ON DECEMBER 9!
Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Tenille Townes is set to embark on her first-ever, eight-city, headlining tour, THE GIRL WHO DIDN’T CARE TOUR, across her native country of Canada.
Townes aptly named her first headlining tour THE GIRL WHO DIDN’T CARE TOUR after her new song, “Girl Who Didn’t Care,” which released June 25th kicking off the next chapter of Townes’ artistic career, almost a full year to the day, from when she released her debut album The Lemonade Stand (June 26, 2020). “The Girl Who Didn’t Care” is currently top 20 at Canadian Country radio and climbing.
When Townes arrives in Canada for her first stop on THE GIRL WHO DIDN’T CARE TOUR in London, Ontario, it will be the first time the Canadian native has performed in her home country since winning her first JUNO Award for the Country Album of the Year (The Lemonade Stand) at the 50th Annual JUNO Awards held June 6, 2021.
Canadian-born and Nashville-based, Tenille Townes is a two-time ACM Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician in the midst of a breakthrough year following the release of her acclaimed debut album, The Lemonade Stand. Available now via Columbia Nashville in partnership with RCA Records, the album was produced by Jay Joyce (Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town) and consists of twelve songs all written by Townes. Since its release, Townes has been named New Female Artist of the Year at the 55th ACM Awards, won three awards at the 2020 Canadian Country Music Awards, making her an eight-time CCMA winner, and received her first JUNO Award for COUNTRY ALBUM OF THE YEAR at the 50th Annual JUNO Awards. She is also the first female in Mediabase Canada history to achieve two #1 singles with album tracks “Jersey On The Wall (I’m Just Asking)” and “Somebody’s Daughter.” Adding to an already notable career, Townes is a MusicRow 2020 Next Big Thing Artist, an iHeartCountry’s “On The Verge” artist and has raised over $2 million dollars for charity through her annual Big Hearts For Big Kids fundraiser.
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