UMG Nashville celebrated the 50th Academy of Country Music Awards at the Legends Club at AT&T Stadium.
Pictured (L-R): Little Big Town’s Phillip Sweet (Vocal Group of the Year), Sam Hunt (New Artist of the Year nominee), LBT’s Jimi Westbrook (Vocal Group of the Year), UMG Nashville President Cindy Mabe, UMG Nashville Chairman and CEO Mike Dungan, LBT’s Kimberly Schlapman (Vocal Group of the Year) and LBT’s Karen Fairchild (Vocal Group of the Year). Photo: Alan Poizner
Pictured (L-R): UMG Nashville Chairman and CEO Mike Dungan, UMG Nashville President Cindy Mabe and Luke Bryan (ACM Entertainer of the Year and Vocal Event of the Year “This Is How We Roll” with Florida Georgia Line). Photo: Alan Poizner
Pictured (L-R): Little Big Town’s Kimberly Schlapman (Vocal Group of the Year), Dierks Bentley (Video of the Year “Drunk on a Plane”), UMG Nashville Chairman and CEO Mike Dungan, LBT’s Karen Fairchild (Vocal Group of the Year). Photo: Alan Poizner
Big Machine Label Group executives at Sunday’s Academy of Country Music Awards in Arlington, Texas.
Big Machine Label Group executives sport the “Music Has Value” logo at the ACM Awards on Sunday night. Pictured (L-R): Big Machine’s Matthew Hargis, Scott Borchetta, Sandi Spika Borchetta, Jimmy Harnen and George Briner.
Just moments after being named New Artist of the Year by the Academy of Country Music, Cole Swindell celebrated backstage with Warner Music Nashville’s President & CEO John Esposito and his manager Kerri Edwards of KP Entertainment/Red Light Management.
Pictured (L-R): John Esposito, Cole Swindell, Kerri Edwards. Photo: Rick Diamond/ACM2015/Getty Images for DCP
RCA Nashville’s Miranda Lambert was the most awarded artist at Sunday’s 50th Academy of Country Music Awards, taking home Album of the Year (Platinum), Song of the Year (“Automatic,” a double win as artist and songwriter), and Female Vocalist of the Year – her sixth in a row, extending her all-time ACM record for the most consecutive wins in that category. Lambert was also presented with the previously announced ACM 50th Anniversary Milestone Award as the ACM’s Most Awarded Solo Female Artist.
Miranda Lambert. Photo: Sara Kauss
Streamsound Records hosted a brunch Sunday morning (4/19) during The 50th ACM Awards at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas, TX. Guest were treated to performances from Kristian Bush, Austin Webb and Dakota Bradley. Among the guest were WUBE’s Big Dave Morning show team with the station’s ACM winners.
Pictured (L-R): Streamsound’s CEO/President Steve Richardson, WUBE’s Jason Statt ‘Stattman’, Kaila Statt, Streamsound’s Kristian Bush, Teddi Bonadies, Dakota Bradley, Austin Webb, WUBE’s Charri Chanderl, Big Dave and winners Chelsie Shinkle and Brad Shinkle. Photo: Streamsound Records
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