The Sugarland singer donned a bold pantsuit featuring a pink train bearing a message about equality.
The Grammy Award-winning singer, 45, donned a bold pantsuit featuring a pink train bearing a message about equality.
The back of the pink train read"Equal Pay" and features a portrait of a woman with the Venus symbol near her face. The same Venus symbol is also stitched into the left leg of her pantsuit.When Nettles opened the train the phrases,"Play our f---ing records,” and,"please & thank you” were visible. Nettles will take part in the opening performance, which features powerful female artists from within the country music industry. She shared on Instagram that she is"so honored" to be participating.Stars have used their platforms in recent months to raise awareness to the lack of representation and gender disparity in country music.
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