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Country Music Hall Of Fame Reveals Plans For ‘All For The Hall Dallas’
Pictured (L-R) Carri Hyde, Anne and Steve Stodghill, Jennifer Wayne, Natalie Stovall and Stevie Woodward, Lisa Arpey, Vikram Agrawal, Lisa Purcell, Ben Hall Photo: Celeste Cass
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has revealed plans for the return of “All for the Hall Dallas,” a two-day musical benefit supporting the nonprofit museum’s educational programs.
The event will kick off Monday, Sept. 9, with a performance by Midland at a patron party hosted by honorary co-chairs Anne and Steve Anne Stodghill. On Tuesday, Sept. 10, Country Music Hall of Fame member Vince Gill, joined by several performers, is set to host a guitar pull at Gilley’s Dallas.
The announcement was made during an event at the home of the Stodghills, which featured a performance by Runaway June including their songs “Buy My Own Drinks,” “Fine Wine” and more.
This year’s event leaders include Lisa Arpey, Vikra Agrawal, the Stodghills and Carri Hyde.This marks the second time “All for the Hall” will be held in Dallas, with the inaugural event in 2021 raising over $630,000. Annabel Morgan and Emily Hyde are co-chairs for the Troubadour Dallas Ambassadors.
PENCIL & CAA Host 20th Annual ‘A Little Night Of Music’
Lauren Alaina
PENCIL, an organization that links community resources to Nashville Public Schools, partnered with CAA for the 20th annual “A Little Night of Music” fundraiser on Wednesday, April 24 at the Grand Ole Opry House.
The event, headlined by Lauren Alaina and Niko Moon, raised a record-breaking $425,000 for PENCIL and brought together over 400 business, civic and community leaders.
“I am in awe knowing that our friends at CAA started this event 20 years ago, bringing their best talent to our intimate event,” says PENCIL President and CEO Christiane Buggs. “Their support continues to make a phenomenal impact on public education that now exceeds $3.3 million through our partnership.”
Emily Ann Roberts Performs For Children At Vanderbilt’s Seacrest Studios
Emily Ann Roberts, Jordan Larsen
Emily Ann Roberts, along with fiddle player Jordan Larsen, recently performed for children at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.
The performance, held at Seacrest Studios, was made possible by the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, which establishes studios in pediatric hospitals. Seacrest Studios offer diverse programming, accessible both in-studio and via closed-circuit networks on patients’ TV screens.
Owen Riegling Signs Co-Management Deal With Workshop Music Group & The Familie
Owen Riegling
Mildmay, Ontario native Owen Riegling has entered a co-management deal with Workshop Music Group and The Familie.
Signed by Universal Music Canada, Riegling’s music is deeply rooted in the heart of country and boasts over 50 million global streams. His new EP, Bruce County, will be released in May.
“We are fired right up to partner with The Familie as we continue to help Owen tell his story as an artist. Their skills and network, alongside our shared values, set a solid foundation for this partnership,” share managers Mark Schroor and Erik Fintelman.
“Our entire team is thrilled to partner with Owen. After getting to know Mark and Erik, it’s clear this collaboration will be enduring,” says The Familie’s Steve Astephen.
