Norwegian Cruise Line announced a new partnership with country music star Kellie Pickler and Warner Chappell Music to host its second songwriters’ cruise.
As part of Norwegian’s Free the Beat program, Pickler will help develop content for the cruise line’s first-ever global music library and sail with seven other songwriters from Warner Chappell Music on a seven-day cruise to Hawaii.
“I am so excited to host Norwegian Cruise Line’s special songwriters cruise on Pride of America,” Pickler said in a statement. “I am always inspired by the places I visit, and, on this trip, the other songwriters and I will have the beautiful Hawaiian Islands as our backdrop to inspire us on new songs! It’s going to be a really unique experience. I can’t wait!”
“We are thrilled to be partnering with Norwegian Cruise Line to continue to build their brand music library,” Warner Chappell Music’s Katie Jelen said. “This collaboration allows us to extend a fun opportunity to our writers and help tell Norwegian’s brand story through the power of music.”
In addition to Pickler, the voyage will also feature the other seven songwriters from Warner Chappell Music, including Liz Rose, Abram Dean, Audra Mae, Mark Trussell, Kallie North, Brandon Day and Johnny Simmen.
Norwegian is looking to give the renowned songwriters the inspiration needed to write the music for the cruise line’s music library, which is meant to enhance the guests’ experiences as they explore some of the most beautiful destinations.
Norwegian launched the Free the Beat program in August 2019.
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