Zach Beeken Inks With Spirit Music Nashville/Fluid Music Revolution

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Pictured (L-R, back row): Josh Brackin (Attorney, Brackin Law, LLC), Brian Bradford (GM/VP of Admin, Spirit Music Nashville), Kennedy Murphy (Creative Director, Spirit Music Nashville), Jasmine Pettus (Creative Administration Coordinator, Spirit Music Nashville), Will Cooper (Sr. Director of Finance, Spirit Music Nashville), Derek Wells (VP A&R/Production, Spirit Music Nashville/2Mix), Tyler Corrado (Manager, Neon Coast), Lucy Widmann (Creative Coordinator, Spirit Music Nashville) and Andy Hodges (Creative Director, Spirit Music Nashville). (L-R, front row): Frank Rogers (Chief Creative Officer, Spirit Music Group/Chief Executive Officer, Spirit Music Nashville), AJ Burton (VP, Fluid Music Revolution), Zach Beeken and Martha Earls (Manager, Neon Coast).

Zach Beeken, member of country trio Restless Road, has signed a global publishing deal with Spirit Music Nashville and Fluid Music Revolution.

“Zach is an exceptional talent, both on stage and in the writing room,” says AJ Burton, Vice President, Spirit/Fluid Music Revolution. “We are excited to represent his songs and to see what the future holds for he and his bandmates in Restless Road.”

Beeken grew up in Iowa before moving to Michigan at age 15, and then eventually landed in Pennsylvania to finish high school. He was exposed to the music landscape early on, growing up singing songs by Garth Brooks, Johnny Cash, Scotty McCreery, Randy Travis, Josh Turner and Keith Whitley. During his senior year of high school, he tried out for X Factor, where he was paired with now Restless Road band mate Colton Pack.

Pack and Beeken moved to Nashville, where they united with eventual third trio member Garrett Nichols. Since their formation, the group has racked up over 300 million career streams, and have over 5 million social media followers.

Their 2023 debut album Last Rodeo features hits “Growing Old With You” and “Bar Friends.” The band has sold-out venues such as New York City’s Gramercy Theater, Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl and London’s Lafayette, and have opened up for Brett Young, Kane Brown, Russell Dickerson, Tim McGraw, Cole Swindell and more. The have also performed on ABC’s The Bachelor, and have been featured by CMT, Extra, Today, Spotify and the Opry, among others.

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