Industry Ink: Megan Moroney, Grace Jones, Danny Burns, Cobblestone Road Entertainment, More
Megan Moroney Appears On ‘Late Night With Seth Meyers’
Megan Moroney and Seth Meyers. Photo: Lloyd Bishop/NBC
Megan Moroney appeared on Late Night With Seth Meyers on Tuesday (Oct. 7). She talked about her recent track “6 Months Later,” revealed the origin of her song “Tennessee Orange” and more. The full interview is available here.
Grace Jones Exits MCA
Grace Jones.
Grace Jones has exited her role as Director of Video Production and Creative Services at MCA.
Jones graduated from Belmont University in 2015 with a degree in Entertainment Industry Studies and a minor in Public Relations. While in school, she held internships at RED Distribution (Marketing), Sony Music Nashville (Creative) and Channel Greatness (Video Production). She spent seven years at Hill Entertainment Group, where she held various roles, including Day-to-Day Manager and Creative Director before joining Crowd Surf as a Digital Marketing Manager.
Danny Burns Signs With The Table Entertainment Co.
Mike Wright Brady and Danny Burns.
Danny Burns has signed with The Table Entertainment Co. for management.
“Danny embodies the American dream while also remaining proud of his heritage. There’s a bit of Danny in all of us,” says Mike Wright Brady, Founder and CEO of The Table. “He’s someone who wants to give his family the best life possible, work hard at his craft, and ultimately make an impact with his God given talent. He’s a modern day pioneer and I couldn’t be more excited to partner with him.”
“I’m really excited to be joining The Table and to work alongside Mike,” adds Burns. “From the moment we met, it just felt like the right fit. Mike understands what drives me as an artist and shares the same passion for building something meaningful and long-lasting. We have a lot of momentum going right now with Southern Sky, and I can’t wait to see where this next chapter takes us.”
Laura Turner-Barile & Casey Barile Launch Cobblestone Road Entertainment
Laura Turner-Barile & Casey Barile.
Laura Turner-Barile and Casey Barile have launched Cobblestone Road Entertainment, a full-service artist development, touring and recording company.
“The way the music business has changed, it’s hard for new artists to get a leg up,” shares Barile. “Cobblestone Road Entertainment exists to nurture emerging talent and give young artists that chance to grow organically. Our goal is to cultivate talent, spark creativity and foster lasting relationships in the music industry.”
Additional staff and company signings will be announced in the coming weeks.
The Shootouts To Perform 10th Opry Show For 10th Anniversary Celebration
The Shootouts. Photo: Robby Klein
The Shootouts are celebrating their 10th anniversary with their 10th Grand Ole Opry performance on Oct. 10.
To honor the occasion, the band is releasing a music video for their cover of “Only You.”
“This video and this song feel like the perfect way to celebrate where we’ve been and where we’re headed,” says frontman Ryan Humbert. “It’s been ten years of music, friendship, and memories we’ll carry forever. To be standing on the Opry stage for the 10th time on the very same day we mark our anniversary – it doesn’t get more meaningful than that.”
