Mickey Guyton continues to break barriers and redefine the landscape of country music. In 2025, she is being honored at Variety’s inaugural Power of Women: Nashville event, alongside Kelsea Ballerini, Reba McEntire, and Lainey Wilson. Each honoree will appear on separate covers of Variety’s special issue, highlighting their contributions to the music industry and their philanthropic efforts. The event, hosted by Sheryl Crow, aims to celebrate influential women in country music and their impact on the genre .
Guyton’s sophomore album, House on Fire, released in September 2024, marks a shift towards themes of joy and love. The 12-track album includes collaborations with artists like Kane Brown and features personal touches, such as a recording of her son’s gurgle. This album follows her critically acclaimed debut, Remember Her Name, which addressed gender and racial inequalities in the industry .
In addition to her musical achievements, Guyton is set to headline the 2024 CMT On Tour, with performances scheduled in major cities across the U.S., including Atlanta, New York City, and Chicago. Tickets for the tour went on sale in May 2024 .
Guyton’s influence extends beyond her music. She has been a vocal advocate for diversity and inclusion in country music, using her platform to highlight the contributions of Black artists to the genre. Her efforts have been recognized by peers, including Beyoncé, who thanked Guyton for “opening doors” in country music .
As she continues to pave the way for future generations, Mickey Guyton remains a powerful voice in country music, championing change and inspiring audiences worldwide.
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