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    In a year of viral country hits sung by angry men, Megan Moroney stakes out a woman's POV

    by Mikael Wood, Los Angeles Times Nov 14, 2023 5 minutes
    Megan Moroney performs onstage during CMA Fest 2023 on June 11, 2023, in Nashville, Tennessee.

    LOS ANGELES — Megan Moroney is posted up in the bar of the London West Hollywood hotel on a recent afternoon, enjoying a second round of spicy margaritas as she and her team go over the details of the busy week for which they've just flown into Los Angeles.

    Tomorrow the country singer will play her first late-night show with a performance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"; two days later, she'll headline a sold-out gig at the Troubadour where Olivia Rodrigo will turn up to sing along and snap a cozy backstage photo. Before all that, Moroney has an appearance at the Grammy Museum scheduled for this evening, but that's still a few hours away — just enough time to shake off what remains of her hangover from the Jonas Brothers concert she caught last night in Nashville, Tennessee, to celebrate her 26th birthday.

    "I think I ended up drinking vodka-crans,"

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