Courtney Gregg Launches Blue Sky Artist Management

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Courtney Gregg

Courtney Gregg has launched a new Nashville-based venture, Blue Sky Artist Management.

The new firm’s roster includes Gaelic Storm, David Cook, John Baumann, Joshua Hedley, Tyler Reese Tritt, Granville Automatic and The Gatlin Brothers. 

Gregg previously served as President of Carnival Music, where she collaborated closely with acts including Eli Young Band, Hailey Whitters, Brent Cobb, Aubrie Sellers, Jedd Hughes and Adam Hood, as well as songwriters including Scooter Carusoe, Natalie Hemby, Mark Irwin, Bruce Robison, Gretchen Peters, Troy Jones and Don Schlitz. During her tenure, Carnival achieved 16 No. 1 songs. In her position she also handled A&R duties for producer Frank Liddell, contributing to projects by Miranda Lambert, Lee Ann Womack, David Nail, Kellie Pickler and more. She also directed Carnival’s sync efforts, securing placements in multiple films and TV shows.

Prior to Carnival, Gregg’s career stops included Zomba Music, Billboard Magazine and ASCAP. She also co-produced events such as the Americana Music Awards show at the Ryman Auditorium and the Nashville AIMP Awards. She currently serves as Chair of the Americana Music Association Board of Directors and is also active with the Recording Academy, the ACM and the CMA. She is an alumnus of the Young Leaders Council of Middle Tennessee and the Grammy Next program, and serves on the Board of Directors for Humanities Tennessee.

Beyond her industry involvement, Gregg is also an adjunct professor in the Music Business department at Belmont University, where she instructs on Music Publishing. She holds a BBA from Belmont University and an MS in Mass Communications from Middle Tennessee State University.

Gregg can be reached at [email protected].

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