Grammy-nominated Christian-Country artist Anne Wilson is set to perform this weekend at CMA Fest right here in Music City U.S.A. She also just released her new song, “Seventh of June,” and has a new faith-based book coming out later this year.
Wilson stopped by Roy Rogers Studio to talk with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about her first book “My Jesus: from Heartbreak to Hope,” released in Oct. 2022.
She also stuck around to perform her new single, “Seventh of June,” a touching tribute to her late brother.
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