Songstress Sandra Lynn is honoring the true spirit of the holiday season through a partnership with the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville and the release of her original holiday single "My Christmas Wish for You." On Monday, Dec. 9, Lynn returns to Song Suffragettes at the Listening Room Cafe for a special evening benefiting the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville. The round starts at 6:00 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to bring a toy donation to the event. For Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville's Holiday Wish List, click HERE, and for tickets, click HERE.
"I am so honored to partner with the Ronald McDonald House this holiday season, and grateful to the Song Suffragettes for having me back to their stage in support of keeping families together as their children undergo critical treatment. ‘My Christmas Wish for You’ is a song about spreading love, hope, faith and kindness, and I think more than ever, if we can continue to spread that message through our everyday actions, we can make a meaningful impact in the lives of these families,” expressed Lynn.
Written by legendary, GRAMMY®-winning songwriters Linda Thompson ("Grown Up Christmas List," "I Have Nothing") and Richard Marx ("Right Here Waiting," "Now and Forever"), the holiday song's hopeful message resonates with the organization's mission to provide a home-away-from-home for families of critically ill children receiving inpatient or outpatient medical care at Nashville area hospitals.
Lynn debuted "My Christmas Wish for You" live last year at the historic Ryman Auditorium during the annual Christmas 4 Kids Concert and also performed it at her alma mater Pepperdine University's Christmas concert with a live orchestra. The video, shot and directed by Tucker/Hess Productions using the California native's real family footage, premiered on Country Rebel and aired on CMT.
GRAMMY®-winning engineer/producer Ben Fowler produced "My Christmas Wish for You" along with Lynn's 2019 releases "Lose the War," "Am I Just Dreaming" and "I Think of You." The singles, which received national attention from outlets including Billboard, Parade and CMT, continued the second chapter of the relationship chronicle that Lynn kicked off with her debut Billboard Country Album Fight last year.
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ABOUT SANDRA LYNN:
Rising country music singer-songwriter, Sandra Lynn, has established herself as “one of the most consistent powerhouse vocalists to emerge from the last decade (CMT).” With “vocals that range from delicate to dynamo (Parade),” Lynn is currently crafting a musical chronicle, produced by GRAMMY®-winning engineer/producer Ben Fowler, about one couple’s struggle to save their relationship. The story was introduced to listeners through Lynn's 2018 debut Billboard Country Album Fight and continued with the latest string of releases "Lose the War," "Am I Just Dreaming" and "I Think of You." Lynn's videos for the singles world-premiered on platforms, including CMT, Parade and Paste Magazine to name a few. These critically-acclaimed songs are a welcome addition to Lynn's catalog of music, which includes collaborations with Nashville's hottest songwriters and hitmakers such as Rascal Flatts’ Jay DeMarcus, Dave Brainard, Ross Copperman, Jeremy Spillman and several Hall of Famers. Opening for country stars such as Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, Cole Swindell and Kenny Rogers as well as performing during CMA Fest and Milwaukee’s Summerfest, Lynn has made a name for herself on the live circuit. The songstress has also graced the stages and rounds of Nashville institutions, including the historic Ryman Auditorium and revered Bluebird Cafe along with 3rd and Lindsley, The Listening Room and Wildhorse Saloon.
ABOUT RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF NASHVILLE: The mission of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville is to keep families close, by providing essential resources and a “home-away-from-home” for families of critically ill children receiving inpatient or outpatient medical care at Nashville-area hospitals. The Ronald McDonald House has served more than 15,400 families from throughout the country and around the world since it opened in 1991, and the Ronald McDonald Family Room at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt has provided services to nearly 417,079 individuals since opening in 2004. For more information about Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville, please visit www.rmhcnashville.com.
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