Karen Fairchild and Kimberly Schlapman of Little Big Town will be honored as Artists of the Year at the 2015 Women in Music City Awards, which goes down at the Omni Nashville Hotel on September 24.
"Karen Fairchild and Kimberly Schlapman represent what makes Nashville great," Nashville Mayor Karl Dean told the Nashville Business Journal. "They're musicians. They're artists. And they're entrepreneurs. They consistently make great music with Little Big Town, and now they're sharing their talents in other fields, too.
"Nashville is lucky to have so many talented, creative women in the music industry, whether they're writing songs, recording, performing or working behind the scenes," Mayor Dean adds. "This city would not be what it is without them."
LBT have a run of dates set for the fall, beginning with a show at Bemidji, Minnesota's Sanford Center on October 8.
Full list of dates:
Oct. 8 — Bemidji, Minn. @ Sanford Center
Oct. 9 — Ames, Iowa @ Stephens Auditorium
Oct. 10 — Milwaukee, Wis. @ Riverside Theatre
Oct. 15 — Greensboro, N.C. @ Greensboro Coliseum
Oct. 16 — Greenville, S.C. @ Bon Secours Wellness Arena
Oct. 17 — St. Augustine, Fla. @ St. Augustine Amphitheatre
Oct. 22 — Bismarck, N.D. @ Bismarck Events Center
Oct. 23 — Rapid City, S.D. @ Barnett Arena
Oct. 24 — Brookings, S.D. @ Swiftel Center
Oct. 30 — Bloomington, Ill. @ U.S. Cellular Coliseum
Nov. 12 — Missoula, Mont. @ Adams Center
Nov. 13 — Boise, Idaho @ Taco Bell Arena
Nov. 14 — Portland, Ore. @ Keller Auditorium
Nov. 17 — Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada @ Prospera Place
Nov. 19 — Abbottsford, British Columbia, Canada @ Abbottsford Centre
Nov. 20 — Seattle, Wash. @ Paramount Theater
Nov. 21 — Spokane, Wash. @ INB Performing Arts Center
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