Sun Mar 29 2026

7:00 PM (Doors 5:30 PM)

3rd and Lindsley

818 3rd Ave. S Nashville, TN 37210

3rd and Lindsley

818 3rd Ave. S Nashville, TN 37210

$29.24 - $49.82

All Ages

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Ashe

Ashe is a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter whose catalog has amassed billions of streams worldwide, including the global hit “Moral of the Story.” A Berklee College of Music graduate, she has released multiple studio albums and is one half of Favors, her collaborative project with FINNEAS. Ashe continues to tour and perform internationally while developing her next chapter as an artist. 

EVENT DESCRIPTION:

Join us Sunday, March 29 at 3rd & Lindsley for the Girls Write Nashville Annual Benefit Concert, presented as part of Lightning 100’s Sunday Night series.

This annual celebration of restorative, transformative music communities features a headline performance by Ashe and a special opening set from graduating senior artists of Girls Write Nashville — a music space like no other in Nashville where the stage is intentionally shared with Nashville's next generation of young artists.

The show will be broadcast live on Lightning 100 and livestreamed on Volume.com, extending the room far beyond the venue.

100% of proceeds support our free, trauma-informed songwriting and music production programs serving students in Title I Metro Nashville Public Schools. Your ticket gives a student a seat in our weekly songwriting circle programs, where she shares lyrics about her anxiety, 12 other girls snap in recognition, and she realizes she's not alone.

Come be a part of our community that uplifts young women in Nashville — join us March 29.

About Girls Write Nashville:

Girls Write Nashville empowers expression through songwriting, production, mentorship and creative community for teen artists. We are an artist- and educator-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit creative youth development program in Nashville, TN allied with community schools to create safe and trauma-informed creative communities and opportunities for cultural participation for youth artists.

Founded in 2016 originally as a one-time community project, we continued as a nonprofit after our initial 9 program participants requested the program continue! Fast forward to present day — they're in their first year of college and Girls Write Nashville serves almost students annually with over 6,000 hours of programming! We've been featured in NPR's Here & Now, named Best Teen Programming by the Nashville Scene, and awarded a semi-finalist prize for The Lewis Prize for Music. 

 

Lightning 100 Nashville Sunday Night Presents
Girls Write Nashville with Ashe with Opening Writers Round Youth Artist Performers Thalia Dills , Koley Berry , Nevaeh & Anya + Youth Artist Co-host Shakiah

  • Girls Write Nashville

    Rock

  • Ashe

    Singer-Songwriter

    California's Ashlyn Rae Willson (aka Ashe) is an emotive performer who combines poetic singer/songwriter pop with electronic flourishes. She emerged in the 2010s singing on Ben Phipps' "Sleep Alone" and 's Juno-nominated "Let You Get Away" before releasing her 2018 debut EP, The Rabbit Hole. Ashe gained wider attention when her song "Moral of the Story" (off 2019's Moral of the Story: Chapter 1) was featured in Netflix's To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You. Riding the wave of attention, she released her debut album, 2021's Ashlyn, hitting 18 on Billboard's Top Alternative Albums chart. Her sophomore album, Rae, arrived in 2022 and featured a guest appearance by actress . On the heels of a year-long hiatus, she returned in 2024 with Wilson, heralded by the single "Running Out of Time."

    A native of San Jose, Willson took piano lessons starting at age six and first began writing songs in her teens. After high school, she briefly attended community college before enrolling at Berklee in Boston, where she majored in Contemporary Writing and Production. After graduating, she relocated to Nashville, where she quickly found songwriting and production work. However, it was her solo work as Ashe that caught the attention of Swedish DJ Ben Phipps, who then invited her to collaborate on the single "Sleep Alone." The track went viral and helped her land similar collaborations with artists like , , and .

    In 2017, Ashe released her official debut solo single, "Used to It," followed by The Rabbit Hole EP in 2018. She returned the next year with two more EPs, Moral of the Story: Chapter 1 and Moral of the Story: Chapter 2, both of which featured production by . In February 2020, Ashe's song "Moral of the Story" landed at number five on the Billboard digital charts after it was featured in the hit Netflix series To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.

    Her first album, the personal Ashlyn, was issued by  in May 2021. It reached number 18 on the Billboard Alternative Albums chart, cracked the Billboard 200, and, matching Moral of the Story: Chapter 1, peaked at number two on the Heatseekers chart. Throughout 2022, Ashe released a series of singles including the punchy "Angry Woman" and the ballad "Love Is Letting Go," which featured a guest appearance from . Both tracks appeared on her sophomore  LP, Rae, which arrived that October and returned her to the Top Ten of Billboard's Heatseekers chart.

    While a tour was planned for 2023, Ashe canceled the dates, citing a need to recuperate both mentally and physically. Following an almost year-long hiatus, she returned in June 2024 with the single "Running Out of Time." It served as the first song released off her third full-length and first issued on her own independent label, Wilson. ~ Matt Collar, Rovi

  • Thalia Dills

    Singer-Songwriter

     Thalia Dills is a graduating senior and singer-songwriter who plays guitar and piano, though she writes most of her songs on her beloved guitar. She loves exploring all forms of art—visual, musical, and beyond—and often finds inspiration on long walks when melodies arrive unexpectedly. Drawn to folk music, rock and roll, and a little bit of everything else, Thalia continues to follow her curiosity wherever it leads.

  • Koley Berry

    Singer-Songwriter

    Koley Berry is a graduating senior singer-songwriter from Nashville who plays guitar and violin. She loves composing and creating, and the best part of her day is getting home to write and play her instruments. She also enjoys journaling—and a good glass of apple juice.

  • Nevaeh

    Singer-Songwriter

    Nevaeh is a graduating senior and a current student in our All City Mentorship Guild. Through the program, she has continued to grow as an artist while deepening her creative voice within a supportive community of peers and mentors. We’re so excited to see what the future holds for her!

  • Anya

    Singer-Songwriter

    Anya is a Senior at Cane Ridge High School, with plans to attend college and major in Psychology. She enjoys art and writing. Anya is greatly inspired by Elliot Smith, Sufjan Stevens, and Ani Difranco, which reflect in her own song writing and performances.

  • Shakiah

    Music

    Shakiah Webster is a dedicated writer and creative storyteller participating in Girls Write Nashville, where she is cultivating her voice and sharpening her talent. She uses her creativity as a tool for reflection, empowerment, and connection, often exploring themes of resilience, identity, and personal growth. When she’s not writing, Shakiah enjoys jamming on the keyboard, exploring new genres, and continuing to grow as an artist.

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limit 10 per person
RESERVED PIT TABLE
RESERVED PIT TABLE
$49.82 ($43.75 + $6.07 fees)
GENERAL ADMISSION

$29.24 ($24.50 + $4.74 fees)

Delivery Method

Will Call

Terms & Conditions

General Admission tickets guarantee entry into the venue but do not guarantee a seat.

All tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

We ONLY accept tickets purchased through Ticketweb.

Seating and venue layout vary by show.

Handicap accommodations are available, please contact the venue in advance.

You do not need to present the credit card used for purchase. You will just need to provide the name the tickets were purchased under to enter, your party does not need to arrive at the same time, each guest can enter under the name the tickets were purchased under.
Lightning 100 Nashville Sunday Night Presents

Girls Write Nashville with Ashe with Opening Writers Round Youth Artist Performers Thalia Dills , Koley Berry , Nevaeh & Anya + Youth Artist Co-host Shakiah

Sun Mar 29 2026 7:00 PM

(Doors 5:30 PM)

3rd and Lindsley Nashville TN

$29.24 - $49.82 All Ages

Ashe

Ashe is a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter whose catalog has amassed billions of streams worldwide, including the global hit “Moral of the Story.” A Berklee College of Music graduate, she has released multiple studio albums and is one half of Favors, her collaborative project with FINNEAS. Ashe continues to tour and perform internationally while developing her next chapter as an artist. 

EVENT DESCRIPTION:

Join us Sunday, March 29 at 3rd & Lindsley for the Girls Write Nashville Annual Benefit Concert, presented as part of Lightning 100’s Sunday Night series.

This annual celebration of restorative, transformative music communities features a headline performance by Ashe and a special opening set from graduating senior artists of Girls Write Nashville — a music space like no other in Nashville where the stage is intentionally shared with Nashville's next generation of young artists.

The show will be broadcast live on Lightning 100 and livestreamed on Volume.com, extending the room far beyond the venue.

100% of proceeds support our free, trauma-informed songwriting and music production programs serving students in Title I Metro Nashville Public Schools. Your ticket gives a student a seat in our weekly songwriting circle programs, where she shares lyrics about her anxiety, 12 other girls snap in recognition, and she realizes she's not alone.

Come be a part of our community that uplifts young women in Nashville — join us March 29.

About Girls Write Nashville:

Girls Write Nashville empowers expression through songwriting, production, mentorship and creative community for teen artists. We are an artist- and educator-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit creative youth development program in Nashville, TN allied with community schools to create safe and trauma-informed creative communities and opportunities for cultural participation for youth artists.

Founded in 2016 originally as a one-time community project, we continued as a nonprofit after our initial 9 program participants requested the program continue! Fast forward to present day — they're in their first year of college and Girls Write Nashville serves almost students annually with over 6,000 hours of programming! We've been featured in NPR's Here & Now, named Best Teen Programming by the Nashville Scene, and awarded a semi-finalist prize for The Lewis Prize for Music. 

 

California's Ashlyn Rae Willson (aka Ashe) is an emotive performer who combines poetic singer/songwriter pop with electronic flourishes. She emerged in the 2010s singing on Ben Phipps' "Sleep Alone" and 's Juno-nominated "Let You Get Away" before releasing her 2018 debut EP, The Rabbit Hole. Ashe gained wider attention when her song "Moral of the Story" (off 2019's Moral of the Story: Chapter 1) was featured in Netflix's To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You. Riding the wave of attention, she released her debut album, 2021's Ashlyn, hitting 18 on Billboard's Top Alternative Albums chart. Her sophomore album, Rae, arrived in 2022 and featured a guest appearance by actress . On the heels of a year-long hiatus, she returned in 2024 with Wilson, heralded by the single "Running Out of Time."

A native of San Jose, Willson took piano lessons starting at age six and first began writing songs in her teens. After high school, she briefly attended community college before enrolling at Berklee in Boston, where she majored in Contemporary Writing and Production. After graduating, she relocated to Nashville, where she quickly found songwriting and production work. However, it was her solo work as Ashe that caught the attention of Swedish DJ Ben Phipps, who then invited her to collaborate on the single "Sleep Alone." The track went viral and helped her land similar collaborations with artists like , , and .

In 2017, Ashe released her official debut solo single, "Used to It," followed by The Rabbit Hole EP in 2018. She returned the next year with two more EPs, Moral of the Story: Chapter 1 and Moral of the Story: Chapter 2, both of which featured production by . In February 2020, Ashe's song "Moral of the Story" landed at number five on the Billboard digital charts after it was featured in the hit Netflix series To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.

Her first album, the personal Ashlyn, was issued by  in May 2021. It reached number 18 on the Billboard Alternative Albums chart, cracked the Billboard 200, and, matching Moral of the Story: Chapter 1, peaked at number two on the Heatseekers chart. Throughout 2022, Ashe released a series of singles including the punchy "Angry Woman" and the ballad "Love Is Letting Go," which featured a guest appearance from . Both tracks appeared on her sophomore  LP, Rae, which arrived that October and returned her to the Top Ten of Billboard's Heatseekers chart.

While a tour was planned for 2023, Ashe canceled the dates, citing a need to recuperate both mentally and physically. Following an almost year-long hiatus, she returned in June 2024 with the single "Running Out of Time." It served as the first song released off her third full-length and first issued on her own independent label, Wilson. ~ Matt Collar, Rovi

 Thalia Dills is a graduating senior and singer-songwriter who plays guitar and piano, though she writes most of her songs on her beloved guitar. She loves exploring all forms of art—visual, musical, and beyond—and often finds inspiration on long walks when melodies arrive unexpectedly. Drawn to folk music, rock and roll, and a little bit of everything else, Thalia continues to follow her curiosity wherever it leads.
Koley Berry is a graduating senior singer-songwriter from Nashville who plays guitar and violin. She loves composing and creating, and the best part of her day is getting home to write and play her instruments. She also enjoys journaling—and a good glass of apple juice.
Nevaeh is a graduating senior and a current student in our All City Mentorship Guild. Through the program, she has continued to grow as an artist while deepening her creative voice within a supportive community of peers and mentors. We’re so excited to see what the future holds for her!
Anya is a Senior at Cane Ridge High School, with plans to attend college and major in Psychology. She enjoys art and writing. Anya is greatly inspired by Elliot Smith, Sufjan Stevens, and Ani Difranco, which reflect in her own song writing and performances.
Shakiah Webster is a dedicated writer and creative storyteller participating in Girls Write Nashville, where she is cultivating her voice and sharpening her talent. She uses her creativity as a tool for reflection, empowerment, and connection, often exploring themes of resilience, identity, and personal growth. When she’s not writing, Shakiah enjoys jamming on the keyboard, exploring new genres, and continuing to grow as an artist.

Please correct the information below.

Select ticket quantity.

Select Tickets

All Ages
limit 10 per person
RESERVED PIT TABLE
RESERVED PIT TABLE
$49.82 ($43.75 + $6.07 fees)
GENERAL ADMISSION
$29.24 ($24.50 + $4.74 fees)

Delivery Method

Will Call

Terms & Conditions

General Admission tickets guarantee entry into the venue but do not guarantee a seat.

All tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

We ONLY accept tickets purchased through Ticketweb.

Seating and venue layout vary by show.

Handicap accommodations are available, please contact the venue in advance.

You do not need to present the credit card used for purchase. You will just need to provide the name the tickets were purchased under to enter, your party does not need to arrive at the same time, each guest can enter under the name the tickets were purchased under.