Lawrence Music Group celebrated its one-year anniversary Wednesday (2/1) by entertaining a packed house at Nashville’s famous Bluebird Café for an evening of words and music presented by ASCAP. The round featured artists and writers who have joined forces with Tracy Lawrence’s record label, publishing and artist management company during the year such as American Idol’s Lacey Brown, Rick Huckaby, Jonny Houlihan, and producer/songwriter Flip Anderson. “It’s been an exciting year for us,” said Tracy Lawrence. “We founded the company on the core principal that music would be the foundation for everything we do. It’s important even in this digital age we continue to provide opportunities for artists and songwriters to create music, which is the cornerstone to the Nashville music community.”
(L-R) ASCAP’s Mike Sistad, Rick Huckaby, Lacey Brown, Tracy Lawrence, Flip Anderson, Jonny Houlihan, LMG V.P. Business Relations, Alex Torrez
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The Valory Music Co’s Thomas Rhett showcased his singing and songwriting talents to an industry crowd recently in Las Vegas at the House of Blues Foundation Room. Rhett performed several songs including his new single “Something To Do With My Hands,” which impacts Country Radio on February 21. The Band Perry, who were in Las Vegas on Brad Paisley’s Virtual Reality World Tour 2012, also stopped by to show Rhett some love.
Back Row: L-R Tina Ferguson (KRTY/San Jose), George Briner, Brooke Yancey, Joel Burke (KASE/Austin), John Zarling, Shari Roth, Brandon O'Brien (WUSH/Norfolk), Scott Mahalick (KUPL/Portland), Candice Chase, Justin Chase (KCYE/Las Vegas), Nate Deaton (KRTY/San Jose), Jake Basden FRONT ROW: L-R Virginia Davis (B.A.D. Management), Scott Borchetta, Neil Perry (TBP), Kimberly Perry (TBP), Thomas Rhett, Reid Perry (TBP), Mandy McCormick, JoJamie Hahr, Sue Wilson (WQMX/Akron)
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