Ava Beathard

The Nashville Artist

In this episode, I hang out with Ava Beathard. Ava is a singer/songwriter and guitarist. She writes indie pop music. Influences like Phoebe Bridgers and Billie Eilish. She talks about her journey starting out on Ukulele playing covers and posting them on YouTube to creating her own music.

The Vanderbilt Hustler - IN PHOTOS: Charli Adams returns to Nashville with Ava Beathard and Hannah Flora

Over the summer, Spotify recommended a song called “That Nicotine” to me. I listened to it, and within two days, it immediately rose to the top of my “On Repeat” playlist. Curious, I looked up the artist, hoping they would perform in Nashville soon. To my absolute surprise, I found out that Ava Beathard was not only performing at Eastside Bowl, but she also lived in Nashville.

Vinyl Press Podcast

Hosts Liza Hill and Ali Downs delve into the marketing strategies behind music artists PinkPatheress and Amelia Moore, examining why they are succeeding in the music industry. In this episode, they highlight how Belmont indie artist Ava Beathard is carving her own path to success using similar strategies.

The Nashville Voyager - Daily Inspiration: Meet Ava Beathard

What matters most to you? Why? What matters most to me is the energy that my art can bring to the people who happen to hear it. I wish I could say I make music without a care in the world about the public perception of it, but like most musicians, it can be a struggle sometimes for me to paint a positive picture in my head of how people hear my songs. Of course, this is a struggle as old as music itself, but I like to try to approach it in a positive light. I am very confident in the music I am going to be putting out in the coming months, and that makes me very excited.