AWARD-WINNING HIT-MAKERS THE LOVE JUNKIES RAISE $130,000 AT SOLD-OUT COULDA, SHOULDA, WOULDA EVENT BENEFITING MUSIC HEALTH ALLIANCE

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Music Health Alliance (MHA) hosted its second Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda event Tuesday night at City Winery, an intimate evening of songs and stories headlined by award-winning artists and songwriters, The Love Junkies — comprised of Hillary Lindsey, Lori McKenna, and Liz Rose. The event, presented by Amazon and hosted by Ashley Eicher, included… Read more »

“COULDA SHOULDA WOULDA” PRESENTED BY AMAZON SET FOR APRIL 25 AT CITY WINERY NASHVILLE TO BENEFIT MUSIC HEALTH ALLIANCE

  Evening of Stories and Songs to Feature Chart Topping Songwriters The Love Junkies — Hillary Lindsey, Lori McKenna and Liz Rose NASHVILLE, Tenn., — Music Health Alliance (MHA) announces the lineup for its annual “Coulda Shoulda Woulda” event, presented by Amazon, to benefit the Nashville-based non-profit as it continues its life-saving advocacy and assistance for our nationwide… Read more »

Music Health Alliance Celebrates Ten Years  Of Helping To Heal The Music As The Music Industry’s  Critical Non-Profit Healthcare Resource

Over 100 million dollars saved in healthcare costs, providing free healthcare advocacy to over 20,000 music industry professionals in all 50 U.S. states Dierks Bentley joins celebration as celebrity ambassador In its tenth year, Music Health Alliance launches the Richard M. Bates SMILE Fund and The Visionary Circle Music Health Alliance (MHA), the music industry’s critical non-profit… Read more »

Keith Urban Donates $250K To Nashville-Based Charities Ahead Of The Holidays

Before heading out on the Australian leg of “The Speed of Now Tour,” Keith Urban visited a handful of Nashville-based charities, presenting each with donations to recognize their work. The contributions included $50,000 to both The Nashville Food Project, which brings people together to provide food in order to alleviate hunger across the city, and Thistle Farms,… Read more »

Learn How Music Health Alliance Helps Musicians in Need

Music Health Alliance marks 10 years and $100 millions saved in critical music industry support. It’s no secret that healthcare in America can be tough to navigate—especially for musicians. But Nashville non-profit Music Health Alliance is making sure the artists who are following their Music City dreams don’t wake up to a healthcare nightmare. And the need… Read more »

MORRIS HIGHAM’S “SONGS FOR A CAUSE”

For Immediate Release Thursday, Dec. 1, 2022    MORRIS HIGHAM’S “SONGS FOR A CAUSE” SONGWRITER SERIES RETURNS Last Night’s Performances by Matt Jenkins, Derek George, Will Bundy and Johnny Dailey Benefit Music Health Alliance Pictured L to R: Morris Higham’s Kyle Quigley, Songwriter Johnny Dailey, MHA’s Tatum Allsep, Songwriter Will Bundy, MHA’s Jake Shamberg, Songwriter… Read more »

Fourth Annual Dottie West Birthday Bash Presented By Gus Arrendale And Springer Mountain Farms Raises $30k For Music Health Alliance

NASHVILLE, TN (October 31, 2022) – Organizers for the Fourth Annual Dottie West Birthday Bash presented Music Health Alliance with a check for $30,000raised through ticket sales, sponsorships and live auction items. The star-studded event, presented by Gus Arrendale and Springer Mountain Farms was hosted by Grammy Award winner and Grand Ole Opry Legend Jeannie… Read more »

How A Barn Dance Inspired Music Health Alliance’s Heal The Music Day.

In 2015, Rodney Crowell organized a barn dance at Nashville’s Jaeckle Centre, where a portion of the proceeds were donated to Music Health Alliance. It was the first time Crowell learned of the Nashville based organization that provides healthcare advocacy and support to more than 19,000 music industry members. “I was captivated” by the Alliance’s… Read more »