About Us
Voices for Change
Founders Daisy Sellas and Brittany Bishop met and connected through their shared experiences of abuse, and wanted to use the pain to make good change in the Nashville community. They combined their passion for music to create a safe space for women to share their stories, and involve the community in providing life-changing resources to survivors. At Anthems, we aim to highlight and support those working every day to help victims in our city and beyond, through an evening of solidarity and song.

Our Mission
We are Anthems Against Abuse, a benefit concert to raise funds and awareness for survivors of sexual and domestic violence in Nashville, Tennessee. This year's event will take place on June 14, 2025 at the The Coliseum. Daisy Sellas and Brittany Bishop met at a show in 2022. Daisy had recently found the strength to leave an abusive relationship and Brittany was coming to terms with surviving sexual abuse. They bonded over their experiences and the complex healing journey that followed. They decided to turn their pain and use it for something good to help other survivors and educate women on the warning signs of a harmful situation through music and community.
We want to make other victims of domestic violence aware that they are not alone and help is available. Daisy saw the need for awareness about the options that survivors have for this all-too-common phenomenon, such as options for support during court cases, counseling, and housing options here in Nashville. Our goal is to create a safe space to highlight and support various local resources for victims and share solidarity through songs and community shared by survivors.
The facts:
A common misconception is that Domestic Violence is a rare occurrence, that many people do not know someone who has been affected, but the statistics say otherwise:
· On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States
· 1 in 3 women have experienced some form of physical violence by an intimate partner
· Intimate partner violence accounts for 15% of violent crime
Source: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
· Nearly 40% of women in Tennessee will experience some form of domestic violence in their lifetime, with cases in the tens of thousands each year
Source: The Tennessean
This event will take place on June 14th, 2025 at The Coliseum, from 4-10:00pm. In addition to a concert performed by survivors and allies, we will resource tables from organizations in our community, a silent auction to raise funds for local Domestic Violence charities and shelters during the show. This year we are also excited to announce our women- owned small business market where women from our community will be selling their products. Every cent we raise will be donated to:
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YWCA (Weaver Domestic Violence Center)
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Mary Parrish Center
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The Metro Office of Family Safety
We are confident that this will be such an impactful night to make real change in Nashville and beyond for those affected by abuse. Click the donate link to help us get resources to those that need it, or submit to our contact form if you'd like to become a sponsor or volunteer!
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Meet The Team
Daisy Sellas was born in San Juan Capistrano, California and moved to Nashville to attend Belmont University in 2018. Having graduated with a degree in songwriting in 2021, she began working downtown on Lower Broadway, playing shows at Tootsies, Honky Tonk Central, Rippy’s and Kid Rock’s. After entering into an abusive relationship in early 2022, which ended after two years of emotional and physical abuse, she is a proud domestic violence survivor and has overcome a methamphetamine addiction that began with her abuser introducing her to the drug. These days, she is writing songs and performing all over the city, as well as advocating for victims of domestic abuse. In her free time (of which she has none), she enjoys reading and running.
Native Texan Brittany Bishop was born and raised on a ranch in Abilene. She toured in a western swing band for several years before making the move to Nashville at 18. These days Brittany is an alternative country artist and songwriter in Nashville. Her advocacy with RAINN and her own story through the #metoo movement fuel her passion to help other women with the journey of recovering from sexual violence. Her hobbies include scary movies, accidentally killing plants, and finding new crystals.