Industry Ink: ACM, Big Spring Entertainment, Silverado Records
Duo Smithfield Visits ACM
Photo (L-R): Trey Smith; Pete Fisher, CEO, Academy of Country Music; Jennifer Fielder. Photo: Michel Bourquard/Courtesy of the Academy of Country Music
The Academy of Country Music welcomed country duo Smithfield to the office while they were in Los Angeles last week. While at the Academy, Smithfield performed their new single, “When You’re Gone,” and other songs from their current self-titled album, Smithfield.
Big Spring Entertainment Adds Taylor Freeman
Big Spring Entertainment, which produces and presents shows across the Southeastern US, has hired Taylor Freeman as a Talent Buyer. He will also oversee Touring Relations for Big Spring Entertainment. Freeman was most recently Director of Marketing and Touring Relations at Spectra Presents.
Big Spring Entertainment is based in Huntsville, Alabama, and has a Nashville office.
“Taylor will have an immediate impact to our bottom-line. Our company has been doubling in volume year over year, and Taylor will continue to expand our footprint,” shared Jason Oschwald of Big Spring Entertainment. “It’s an exciting time to be a part of this company and we are elated Taylor is on board.”
Freeman can be reached at [email protected].
Silverado Records Promotes Two
Silverado Records’ Marketing Director, Heather Cramsie, has transitioned to Partnerships Director for Exegan Media & Entertainment, Silverado’s parent company. Cramsie has also taken on the role of A&R Director for the newly relaunched rock label Poison Tree Records.
Silverado Records’ administrative assistant Kaylie Thomas has been promoted to Marketing Coordinator for the label.
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