Dasha Set to Perform “She’s So Gone” on The Kelly Clarkson Show

The performance spotlights her contribution to Disney’s Main Street Country EP.

Country-pop artist Dasha will take the stage on The Kelly Clarkson Show on April 17, performing “She’s So Gone” from Disney’s recently released Main Street Country EP. The appearance was filmed in Studio A at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville.

The track, originally featured in the Disney Channel Original Movie Lemonade Mouth (2011), is reimagined by Dasha with a modern country approach. Her version is part of the five-song EP released April 3 by Walt Disney Records.

“I think ‘She’s So Gone’ is one of the most iconic songs to come out of Disney Channel,” Dasha said. “This track really captures that moment when women find themselves and boldly show the world who they are. I’m so excited to share this with a new generation and remind them that they can reinvent themselves and be exactly who they want to be.”

Dasha is currently nominated for ACM New Female Artist of the Year.

Main Street Country brings together Kane Brown and Katelyn Brown, Restless Road, Maddie and Tae, and BRELAND, each contributing new interpretations of classic Disney songs. The project follows the release of A Whole New Sound and continues the Mickey and Friends music series.

The EP is available now across streaming platforms, with an exclusive vinyl edition set for release May 15, 2026.

📸 Catherine Powell

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