Celeste Marie Wilson lands Women Songwriters Hall of Fame stage slot

By AI, Created 7:36 PM UTC, June 04, 2026, /AGP/ – Celeste Marie Wilson has been booked for a main stage performance at the Women Songwriters Hall of Fame gala in Washington, D.C., adding another major live date to a busy summer and fall schedule. The Texas singer-songwriter also has a new single, a music video award nomination and multiple festival appearances lined up.

Why it matters: - The Women Songwriters Hall of Fame stage spot puts Celeste Marie Wilson in front of an audience built around established female songwriters and industry recognition. - The booking adds momentum as Wilson lines up releases, awards attention and festival dates across the rest of 2026.

What happened: - Celeste Marie Wilson Management announced that Wilson will perform on the main stage at the annual Women Songwriters Hall of Fame gala in Washington, D.C. - Wilson said she attended the event last year, met internationally recognized songwriters and was invited back to perform this year. - Wilson is also nominated for Best Actress in a Music Video by the Josie Music Awards Foundation. - Wilson’s upcoming music video is scheduled for international release on July 10. - Wilson’s single “Jesus, Tequila, And Whiskey” is drawing weekly radio spins. - Wilson’s next single, “What Else Could I Need?,” is set for release on June 12. - Gilligan Music Group will service “What Else Could I Need?” to Texas radio.

The details: - WSHOF honors established female songwriters for major contributions to music. - SpringBoard Festivals CEO Barry Coffing announced that Wilson will perform at four SpringBoard-sanctioned venues starting at the end of June. - Wilson will perform in New Orleans in August at the annual Cutting Edge event in conjunction with SpringBoard Festivals. - Wilson is scheduled to perform at SpringBoard South in October. - A Christmas holiday music project is set for late fall. - The holiday project will feature The Mighty Orq, Marvan Alexander and Dan Smith. - The project was recorded at Wire Road. - Andy Bradley handled recording engineering. - Barry Coffing arranged the project.

Between the lines: - The calendar shows a deliberate push across live performance, recorded music and award visibility. - The mix of Texas radio promotion, festival bookings and a Washington, D.C. gala suggests Wilson is targeting both regional growth and broader industry exposure. - The holiday project adds another release cycle that could keep Wilson visible into the end of the year.

What’s next: - Wilson’s new single arrives on June 12. - Her video release is scheduled for July 10. - SpringBoard-related performances begin at the end of June. - Wilson’s New Orleans appearance follows in August, with SpringBoard South set for October. - The Christmas project is due in late fall. - Tour dates and more information are available here.