What I’m trying to say is moments are fleeting and memories are eternal.

Might as well have a great soundtrack to accompany them.

The country comeback: a year of Cowboy Carter, Post Malone in his Western Era, Morgan Wallen post-cancellation era, and slay boots vibes all around - we’re seeing a bigger comeback than we have since Luke Bryan was dominating the charts for all of us mid 2010’s high schoolers. Since the influx of big-name hip-hop and RnB singers turned-country over the years, including Beyonce and Lil Nas X, to all-Black country girl group Chapel Hart achieving viral fame after appearance on AGT, to smaller-scale indie artists like Eliza McLamb getting ready to debut her upcoming country album - one thing is clear - country is back, baby.

Renee Rapp looked on with poise and excitement before joining in on the hit single, TikTok, as the festival-goers kicked up a raging dust cloud from all of the dancing and excitement below the stage. This is her return. This is how you do it. This is how you resonate with your next-generation wave of fans and audience members. Kesha is back, baby. Don’t miss your chance to see the icon, mother, and queen of pop for yourself headlining this years WeHo pride’s Outloud Music Festival. Friday Night is free to the public, and requires an RSVP to secure the complimentary tickets before capacity is reached. Sign up details are at www.weareoutloud.com.

An Oregon-based festival blends up-and-coming acts with a sustainability-based natural setting in the woods of the PNW, creating an unforgettable and influential experience.