Gone Country Hats Presents Whiskey and Cigarettes Country Radio Show is happy to announce the airing of their exclusive interview with singer, songwriter and record label head, Emma White. Ms. White joined award-winning host, Nik Bernitz Pizzigoni, to discuss her latest single, “Thirties.”
The interview with Emma White will air this coming Sunday, August 8th, 2021, between 11am ET-3pm ET. The live show airs on Military Brotherhood Radio at http://www.militarybrotherhoodradio.com. Whiskey And Cigarettes is also re-broadcast on 39 internet and am/fm syndicate stations, and their affiliates around the world. The show is also available on demand, on Soundcloud and at www.whiskeyandcigarettesshow.com.
In a town built on hip-hop and indie rock, it’s not every day that a Baltimore singer-songwriter finds herself a rising country act in Nashville, Tennessee. But Emma White is not interested in the old way of doing things. It’s why her new EP, The Actress, flips the script on love songs, drinking songs, songs about success and stardom, and it’s garnered her attention from the likes of Billboard and Rolling Stone. And after years of being turned down for her male counterparts, she’s launching her own female-forward label, Whitehouse Records, too.
Garnering 3 million streams independently, Rolling Stone named Emma White as one of their “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know.” Her “Thirties” single has received coverage in People Magazine and Forbes.com. https://www.emmawhitemusic.com/
Gone Country Hats Presents “Whiskey And Cigarettes Radio Show” is a weekly show, originating in Milan, Italy, hosted by the “Romeo of the Rodeo” Nik Pizzigoni. Nik is a Nashville Universe Awards Winner, International Music and Entertainment Association Award Winner, a New Music Awards Winner, AMG Heritage Awards nominee, and an Independent Country Music Association nominee. The show features a unique blend of classic, current and indie country, trivia, contests, artist spotlights and interviews and Nik’s European charm. Previous guests have included Charley Pride, Hank Williams, Jr., Charlie Daniels, Steve Wariner, John Rich, Oak Ridge Boys, Lorrie Morgan, Bill Anderson, Luke Bryan, Bryan White, Travis Tritt, Lee Greenwood, Collin Raye and many others. www.whiskeyandcigarettesshow.com.