#CMAFest25: Legendary Pam Tillis talks career and women in country

June 09, 2025 06:59 PM

During the first part of June, 90,000 country music fans hit Nashville, Tennessee to see some of the brightest new stars and legendary acts.

We were able to catch up with one amazing icon!

Pam Tillis sat down with us to talk about her legacy, “Maybe It Was Memphis,” and the future generation of female artists.

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