Caitlyn Smith
Schedule
Sat Oct 30 2021 at 08:00 pm
Location
600 14th Street NW Washington DC 20005 | Washington, DC
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CAITLYN SMITH
“If a song doesn’t give me chills at some point, then I don’t want to put it on
a record. I want to feel and believe every
song.” That’s always been Caitlyn Smith’s mantra. One that has seen her songs in
the hands of Miley Cyrus, Dolly Parton, Meghan Trainor and John Legend, Garth
Brooks, and Jason Aldean, to name a few, and won her a Critics Choice Award.
With the 2018 release of her debut album, Starfire, Smith established herself as
one of the brightest rising stars in Nashville. Her finely etched writing and
soulful voice earned her numerous television appearances including The Tonight
Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers, a plethora of
festival bookings including South by Southwest and Stagecoach, and high-profile
touring slots with the likes of Tim McGraw and Faith Hill and Sheryl Crow.
With 2020’s follow-up, Supernova, the singer-songwriter who garnered acclaim
from TIME, Rolling Stone, Billboard, The
New York Times, and countless critics, upped the ante, delivering a set of songs
that are bigger, bolder, and more
powerful sonically and lyrically.
Songs that had her named to Paste’s 10 Country Artists to Watch list and
Pandora’s Ones to Watch list, as well as a selection for Amazon Originals and a
mini documentary with Apple Music called Caitlyn Smith: Reimagined.
Among those songs, is “I Can’t” – a track that chronicles the decline of a
relationship alongside a changing city. “This ain’t a 20 minute town no more…”
is a sentiment all Nashvillians know well. “Ain’t a 20 minute call no more…” is
a sentiment nearly everyone does.
After singing the song on stages across the country while touring with Little
Big Town, Smith knew it needed another
voice to counter hers. When she looked to re-release Supernova as a Deluxe, she
jumped at the opportunity to collaborate with her friends, and country
superstars, Old Dominion. Matthew Ramsey sang, and the band played. “I Can’t
(feat. Old Dominion)” was born, and the song soared. Smith played the track on
The Today Show and it has gone on to garner attention from Billboard, Rolling
Stone, People,
Fader and more.
After much anticipation, the track hit country airwaves in February of 2021.
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