Adrianna Freeman

Country singer Adrianna Freeman's new single, “No More” (AFM Entertainment) is a tribute to relationships that endure, through thick and thin. The song is being released to radio stations nationwide.

The country singer is among several performers scheduled to appear at the 4th Annual Celebration of Women and Girls to benefit the PACE Center for Girls of Leon County and the Oasis Center for Women & Girls on Friday, September 27.

The National Network for Youth (NN4Y), the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit organization that advocates for the needs of runaway and homeless youth and works to strengthen families, is partnering with country singer Adrianna Freeman to use her powerful new single 'Just A Girl' as a theme song. An accompanying music video is being shown on NN4Y's website, www.NN4Youth.org.

Nashville, Tennessee is getting back to normal, after last week's CMA Music Festival drew a record 50,000 country music fans to the area for countless concerts and an opportunity to meet some of their favorite stars.

Singer Adrianna Freeman is winding down a busy week at the CMA Music Festival in Nashville, with her biggest show to date, opening for "American Idol" runner-up Bo Bice at The Listening Room on Friday, June 7.

Country artist Adrianna Freeman's newest single “Just A Girl” is a love song, though not the romantic kind.

When rising country recording artist Adrianna Freeman performs at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, over Memorial Day weekend, it will be a dream-come-true for Freeman, who grew up listening to Lynn and other classic country singers.

When rising country recording artist Adrianna Freeman performs at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee, over Memorial Day weekend, it will be a dream-come-true for Freeman, who grew up listening to Lynn and other classic country singers.

Two cutting-edge musical artists will take the stage in Ormond Beach, Florida on Saturday, March 16, when rising African American country star Adrianna Freeman opens for country-rocker Shooter Jennings at Daytona Bike Week. The annual motorcycle festival is expected to draw approximately 500,000 people from March 7-17.