Wanda Jackson riginally hailing from small-town Oklahoma, Wanda Jackson came Oonto the music scene at the young age of 17 with her 1954 single, “You Can’t Have My Love.” Her unique growl electrified her audiences and fans, quickly earning her the title “Queen of Rockability.” “Hot Dog! That Made Him Mad” and “Let’s Have A Party” were two of her Self-Titled earliest hits in this vein. She made her chart debut with cross-over hits such as “Right Or Wrong” and Debut Album “In The Middle Of A Heartache,” which (1956) NEW ALBUM were Top 30 hits on both the Billboard Country charts, as well as the Hot IN 2019 100. Her 1963 Grammy- nominated album, Two Sides Of Wanda, helped BEING PRODUCED to further introduce her to Country BY JOAN JETT fans with hits like “The Box It Came In” and “Tears Will Be The Chaser For Your Wine.” In recent years, appreciation of Jackson and her music Autobiography, “Every have grown to include multiple generations. She is a member of Night is Saturday Night: the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame and the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, as well as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She was also named as A Country Girl’s one of CMT’s 40 Greatest Women In Country Music during a 2002 Journey To the Rock special, and was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award & Roll Hall of Fame,” for Performance from the Americana Music Honors and Awards in 2010. Wanda released her newest album, The Party Ain’t Over, in out November 14, 2017 2011, earning rave reviews from critics. She still continues to work on new music as she looks forward to the release of her autobiogra- phy, “Every Night is Saturday Night: A Country Girl’s Journey To the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.” For more info: wandajackson.com • One of CMT’s 40 Greatest Women In Country Music • Inducted into the Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame in 2009: First woman to record a Rock n’ Roll song • 2011 critically acclaimed album produced by JACK WHITE • Known as the “Queen of Rockabilly” & “First lady of Rock N’ Roll” • More than 40 albums! Jeremy Westby • [email protected] • 833-537-2911 x800 Jason Ashcraft • [email protected] • 833-537-2911 x801.