Superstar announces 34-city trek with support from Luke Combs and Lauren Alaina. Jason Aldean has announced his new summer tour. Named for a song on Aldean\’s forthcoming album, the High Noon Neon Tour opens with a May 10th show at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri, and heads on to arenas and amphitheaters, including […]
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SESAC Celebrates Songwriters and Publishers at 2017 Nashville Music Awards Justin Ebach Named Songwriter of the Year “It Don’t Hurt Like It Used To” Named Song of the Year Warner Chappell (W.B.M. Music Corp) Named Publisher of the Year (L-R) SESAC Chairman and CEO John Josephson, 2017 SESAC Songwriter of the Year Justin Ebach, SVP
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As 2017 draws to a close, who in the Nashville community had the biggest impact on Music City so far? Variety teamed up with BuzzAngle Music to analyze the teams that support the top 20 most consumed country artists (ranked by project units, which factors album sales, song sales, on-demand audio and video streams, radio airplay and Shazam tags,
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Those recording sessions with Ralph Peer set the stage for the explosion of country music. When a Belgian astronomer first floated the idea in 1927 that the universe started from a single atom, he established a concept that resonates in country music today. His hypothesis — later dubbed “the big bang theory” — suggests that
Aldean’s One-Of-A-Kind Performances Alongside Songwriters Commemorates Each Single Off THEY DON’T KNOW Reaching No. One Status NASHVILLE, TN – Aug. 03, 2017 – Two-time and reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year Jason Aldean took over Nashville’s Wildhorse Saloon yesterday (8/02) to celebrate each single off his seventh studio album THEY DON’T KNOW reaching No. One. Marking 19 career chart-toppers,
Jason Aldean’s live sets burst with energy as anthems (“Dirt Road Anthem”), rockers (“She’s Country”), and stompers (“Just Gettin’ Started”) boom, but for the third single off 2016’s They Don’t Know, his seventh studio LP, the 40-year-old is slowing things down with the open-hearted “Any Ol’ Barstool.” Know‘s first two singles each found themselves atop of the Billboard
Producer Michael Knox has appointed Donny Walker as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships for his production/management company Music Knox, LLC. In his new role, Walker will develop unique promotional partnerships in key radio and touring markets nationally for Music Knox and its roster. Walker will work alongside Senior Vice President Shalacy Griffin, who oversees the company’s day-to-day
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. “They Can’t See,” Michael Tyler’s youthful ballad that’s currently gaining radio airplay across the country, will premiere all over CMT channels and platforms February 28, including CMT, CMT Music and CMT.com. “They Can’t See” features three loving couples who are in different phases of their relationship, including songwriter Josh Mirenda and his wife Kayla,
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MICHAEL KNOX makes his 4th appearance on The Producer’s Chair year-end ‘Christmas Show’ on Thursday, December 1st @ Sound Stage Studios @ 6:30 pm. Michael Knox is someone I refer to as ‘Industry Royalty’, by virtue of birth-right, just like Hank Jr. and Pam Tillis. But when Michael showed me, the rare photograph of his Rockabilly
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With Dierks Bentley and all five songwriters in attendance at the No. 1 party for “Somewhere on a Beach,” the venue South got a little crowded on Wednesday afternoon (July 20). However, that didn’t stop the stage from hosting a rotating cast of characters — all familiar faces on the Row. ASCAP’s Beth Brinker spoke
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