Industry Ink: Lainey Wilson, The Band Loula, The MLC, More

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Lainey Wilson Performs On The Tonight Show

Pictured: Lainey Wilson; Photo: Eric Ryan Anderson

Lainey Wilson made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday (Sept. 10) to discuss the past year and perform her current single “4x4xU.” The seven-time CMA Award-winner is nominated for four more awards at the 58th annual CMA Awards this fall, including Entertainer of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, Single of the Year and Music Video of the Year.

 

 

The Band Loula Wraps Up Final ‘WMN: On Deck’

Pictured (L-R): Justin Luffman, Stephanie Davenport, Logan Simmons, Malachi Mills, Cris Lacy and Christina Dunkley. Photo: Andrea Schollnick

Warner Music Nashville wrapped up their final “WMN: On Deck” event of the summer on their patio Tuesday evening (Sept. 10). The event featured a performance from a new addition to their roster, The Band Loula, as well as representatives from the Ryan Seacrest Foundation, a nonprofit organization that works to inspire pediatric patients through entertainment and education initiatives.

Sponsors for the night included NoBaked Cookie Dough, Jack Daniel’s, Freshie and -196.

 

 

The Korea Copyright Commission Visits The MLC HQ

Pictured (L-R): Kris Ahrend, Ellen Truley, KIM Hye-Chang, Rick Marshall and Kim Hui

The Korea Copyright Commission recently visited The MLC’s headquarters in Nashville to discuss and learn more about their role in distributing U.S. mechanical royalties and further operations. The visit gave both parties an opportunity to share insights and practices regarding global royalty distribution.

The Korea Copyright Commission was established under the Korean Copyright Act and is essential in shaping copyright regulations and a variety of copyright-related matters.

 

 

Chancey Williams Inducted Into The Cheyenne Frontier Days Hall Of Fame

Chancey Williams. Photo Courtesy of HomeSlice Artist Management.

Chancey Williams was inducted into the Cheyenne Frontier Days Hall of Fame on Friday night (Sept. 6) along with fellow inductees Darrell Dienfenbach, Rick Eccli, Orval Epler, Rocky Garnett, Mary Hartman, Tad Herz, Dick Truitt and The Tuck Family. One of only two artists to both compete in the rodeo and perform on the main stage at Cheyenne Frontier Days, Williams now has an exhibit in the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum.

 

 

The Reeves Brothers Debut New Track At The Grand Ole Opry

Pictured: Craig Morgan & The Reeves Brothers; Photo: Samuel Harris

Tuesday night (Sept. 10), The Reeves Brothers debuted their new song, “She Don’t Want a Cowboy,” during a performance with Opry member Craig Morgan at the Grand Ole Opry. The track, which features Morgan, is set to release on Sept. 27.

“Coming from a family of sharecroppers in Delight, Arkansas whose weekly entertainment was sitting by candlelight in front of a battery-powered radio listening to the Grand Ole Opry on WSM, getting to step into the circle at The Opry House holds a big sentiment to us and our family. It is the highest honor we could ever receive in country music,” said The Reeves Brothers, adding, “Craig Morgan was one of the first people in this town to reach out and take a chance on us, so getting to share that stage with him makes it that much more special.”

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