Taylor Swift will be recognized for her contribution to songwriting at the upcoming Nashville Songwriter Awards. The ceremony will take place at the Ryman Auditorium on September 20, according to The Tennessian.
The Grammy winner is set to be named “Songwriter-Artist of the Decade” by the Nashville Songwriters Association International. Swift is one of two “Decade Honorees” in addition to the country songwriter Ashley Gorley. However, it is not yet known if she will be present at the ceremony in Nashville to be recognized with this honor. The pop star won NSAI’s ‘Songwriter-Artist of the Year’ seven times between 2007 and 2015 and attended the annual gala until 2013.
Swift will have a chance to win another prestigious award early next year after it was revealed that her directorial debut Too good: the short film is eligible for an Academy Award. The 14-minute short qualifies in the live-action shorts category, an area where big stars like Kobe Bryant and Rice Ahmad won coveted trophies. Swift is currently working with a leading consulting firm to guide the rewards campaign. Too good: the short filmfeaturing Dylan O’Brien and Sadie sinkis also up for Video of the Year and Best Long Form Video at the MTV VMAs, which are scheduled for August 28.
Earlier this summer, Swift attended the Tribeca Film Festival for a special screening and conversation about the short. Check Too good: the short film featuring stranger things actor Sadie sink and Dylan O’Brien below.
