BGS, Queerfest Announce AmericanaFest Event at Soho House Nashville

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September 6, 2023
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BGS is proud to announce a special AmericanaFest event in partnership with <a href="https://queerfestmusic.com/" rel="nofollow">Queerfest,</a> the <strong>Good Ol&#8217; Queer Country Jamboree</strong>, to be held at Soho House Nashville on Saturday, September 23, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. during the 23rd annual Americana Music Festival &amp; Conference. Featuring curated performances by a world-class selection of queer country artists, the Soho House event will only be open to members of the private club and hotel as well as AmericanaFest conference passholders.<em>&#160;</em>Space is limited; <a href="https://form.jotform.com/232345854490056" rel="nofollow"><strong>RSVP here.</strong></a> It&#8217;s a rare opportunity for non-member attendees of AmericanaFest to access the gorgeous, exclusive facilities of Soho House Nashville in the burgeoning Wedgewood Houston neighborhood.

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