Ashley Campbell
Ashley Campbell at The Sun Inn, Beverley
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About the show
Ashley Campbell, daughter of country legend Glen Campbell began her career playing banjo and keyboard in her father’s band on several world tours and has found success as a solo artist in the country/Americana music scene; most notably with her debut single “Remembering” which she wrote for her father and is featured on the Grammy award winning and Oscar nominated album for the documentary Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me. Her original music has taken her all over the world, from China to Japan, to the main-stage at London’s O2 Arena to opening for Kris Kristofferson, the Bellamy Brothers as well as playing at Carnegie Hall with songwriting legend Jimmy Webb.
With two internationally acclaimed solo albums under her belt, her forthcoming third album Goodnight Nashville is set for release in June 2025. In 2023 Ashley released a collaborative album, Turtle Cottage, with Thor Jensen as the duo Campbell Jensen. Ashley has also released three videos with Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox and has performed on several tours in the UK and Europe with them since the spring of 2024.
Featuring - Ashley Campbell
Songwriter. Singer. Banjo player. Ashley Campbell juggles all three roles, armed with the ability not only to dream up a modern country song, but to deliver it, too. Already known for her work alongside her father, country legend Glen Campbell, who, during his final years as a touring musician, leaned heavily on his youngest daughter as a banjo player, keyboardist and harmony vocalist, Ashley is now stepping out on her own.
Her music is a mix of her wide-ranging influences, combining the old-school country sound popularized by her father during the '60s and '70s with contemporary Americana, rootsy folk and country-pop. Glen Campbell's long-time fans may hear something familiar in Ashley's melodies as she embraces these similarities while distinguishing herself as a talented frontwoman.