You're Invited To: The Nash News' Seventh Girls Night Writer's Round

The Nash News is eager to hold our seventh Girls Night Out Writer's Round at Assembly Food Hall at the Fifth + Broadway complex in downtown Nashville on Thursday, September 15th from 7-10 p.m. The round will feature performances from Alison Asarch, Nora Tirrell, Sydney Mack, MaRynn Taylor, Kamryn Palmer, Alyssa Lazar, Macartney Reinhardt, Makayla Lynn, and Briana Tyson.

Get to know the artists and their music below.

Allison Asarch

Growing up in Houston, Texas, Allison Asarch discovered her love for music at a young age. In September 2020, she released her first single called Taylor Made and that same month, she appeared on the Netflix Original show “Sing On!” where she took first place and won over $42,000. Her debut album entitled “Texas to Tennessee” was released on February 11, 2022, and is now available on all streaming platforms. She is currently nominated for “Rising Star” at the Josie Music Awards, which will take place this October at the Grand Ole Opry.

Nora Tirrell

"My lyrics make my songs. My songs are my stories and they are my poetry. Throughout my life, I’ve written songs when I’ve been inspired to, whether by people in my life, difficulties I go through, or just events that spark inspiration in me."

MaRynn Taylor

After graduating high school in 2019, MaRynn Taylor moved to Nashville to pursue music and stepped into an almost dreamlike scenario. She was standing in the rain, after a long day during CMA Fest, ready to go home when she was serendipitously handed a flyer for Black River's 60-Second Spotlight. Five months later, the Rockford, Michigan native signed her recording and publishing deals on November 13, 2019. Since then she has released various singles and her debut EP, Something I Would Do, is out now!

Sydney Mack

Sydney Mack has been in love with music since her mom played Naomi to her three-year-old Wynonna, singing, "Grandpa, Tell Me 'Bout the Good Old Days" in their family room in a small town outside of Pittsburgh. Sydney began performing in local talent shows and eventually had the opportunity to open for country superstars such as Miranda Lambert, Charlie Daniels, and the legendary George Jones. Over the past few years, she has shared her ideas with some of the industry's best songwriters and garnered over 7 million streams collectively. At the end of 2021, Sydney was commissioned to write and perform the new Monster Jam theme song, and most recently signed her first publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music.

Kamryn Palmer

Kamryn Palmer is a touring country singer-songwriter based in Nashville. Lyrically driven and soulfully written, Palmer’s songs tell a story that connects with the audience.

Alyssa Lazar

Fueled by the sound and passion of classic rock and roll music, Alyssa Lazar brings a piano-driven rock and roll nostalgia to today’s pop/rock music. She began playing shows weekly at any and every venue in her hometown of Scranton, PA at the age of fourteen, developing a fiery, theatrical edge reminiscent of artists such as Elton John, Queen, and David Bowie which she fuses into both her songwriting and live performances.

Makayla Lynn

Named by Rolling Stone Magazine as a new artist you need to know, Canadian-born Makayla Lynn is a fresh face in Nashville working towards making a name for herself on both sides of the border. Spending time at #1 on CMT’s 12-pack countdown, two-time East Coast Music Award Winner in Canada, and sharing her music in more than 100 shows a year, Makayla’s growth as a songwriter through her teens has allowed her artistry to find its place in the world of Country/Americana storytellers much like her influences.

Macartney Reinhardt

Macartney Reinhardt is a 16-year-old country singer-songwriter from Atlanta, GA now residing in Nashville. She’s currently in the studio working on her next single set to release this fall.

Briana Tyson

In the midst of Music Row, in a live music venue, a quiet room with some of Nashville’s biggest writers, or in a studio engineering a master session, you will find Briana Tyson. At the young age of 16, Briana and her family made the move from Southern California to Nashville after securing a record deal with Sony Records. Tyson immediately took to the Nashville lifestyle, writing music daily, building her catalog, touring, and learning the ropes of the music industry. While she grew as a songwriter and performer, her hard work began to pay off as greater opportunities arose outside of her deal, giving her national exposure and making her a known name in Music City. On top of having been signed to William Morris Agency and securing the opening spot on tours for some of the biggest stars in country music (Blake Shelton, Vince Gill, Craig Morgan, Clint Black, and more), writing songs with the hardest hitters this town has to offer (Natalie Hemby, Luke Laird, Liz Rose, Kelsea Ballerini, Andrew Dorff, and more), she eventually expanded her craft into the world of music production and created Breelo Music in 2016. Since then, Breelo has taken off, being a source of demo work and master sessions for artists like Tenille Arts, Marie Osmond, Alison Krause, Terri Clark, Reba McEntire, as well as many up-and-coming Nashville talents.

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