Author Archive: Lorie Hollabaugh
Hollabaugh, a staff writer at MusicRow magazine, has written for publications including American Profile, CMA Close Up, Nashville Arts And Entertainment, The Boot and Country Weekly. She has a Broadcast Journalism and Speech Communication degree from Texas Christian University, (go Horned Frogs), and welcomes your feedback or story ideas at [email protected]
Artist Updates (10/11/13)
Dierks Bentley welcomes first son • Joey+Rory expecting first child • Jonny Diaz signs with Centricity […]
Stars Salute The Military
Chris Young recently raised over $35,000 for the Stars For Stripes organization, making good on […]
Chris Lane Signs With Big Loud Mountain
North Carolina native has opened for Florida Georgia Line, The Band Perry, Eli Young Band […]
Category: Featured, Publishing
Roger Cook Latest ‘Poet And Prophet’ Honored By Hall Of Fame
Honored for penning hits like “I Believe In You,” and “I’d Like To Teach The World To Sing” […]
Category: Featured
Yahoo Becomes Digital Partner of American Music Awards
The nominations press conference will be streamed live on Oct. 10 in New York with Kelly […]
Taylor Swift Breaks NSAI Record, To Open CMHoF Education Center
Surpasses five-time NSAI winners Alan Jackson and Vince Gill with Songwriter/Artist of the […]
Keith Urban Joins Grammy Nominations Special
Grammy’s “Countdown To Music’s Biggest Night” to take place live Dec. 6 from L.A.’s Nokia Theater […]
Scotty McCreery Counts Down From The Mound
Former major leaguers Mitch “Wild Thing” Williams and Kevin Millar join him for the special episode […]
Nashville To Get New 24-Hour Diner Downtown
The Diner set to break ground in downtown Nashville next month on Demonbreun and open next Spring […]
Category: Featured
BMI Elects Three To Board At Annual Meeting
Michael O’Neill, Albert Cheng, Dave Lougee join Board for three-year term it was announced […]
Category: Featured, Organizations
CRS Early Bird Rate Deadline Approaching
Nov. 1 also last day stations can sign up to receive digital liners; rate jumps to $499 after Nov. 1 […]
