Pat Green is set to host a livestream fundraiser from Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas to benefit victims of the recent Texas flooding tonight (July 16) at 6:30 p.m. CT.

No audience will be in attendance, however a wide array of artists will perform or appear at the show streamed for free on YouTube. The livestream will be available here.

Working in partnership with the Texas Rangers and REV Entertainment, Miranda Lambert, Jon Pardi, Dierks Bentley, Corey Kent, Casey Donahew, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Josh Abbott, Ryan Bingham, Eli Young Band, Flatland Cavalry, Joe Nichols, Kaitlin Butts, Ty Myers, Kevin Fowler, Aaron Watson, Jon Wolfe, Bob Schneider and more to be announced will take part.

All proceeds from the concert and livestream will be distributed to Kerr County Relief, TEXSAR and the Do It For Durrett Foundation via The Pat Green Foundation, directly benefiting the families affected by this heart-wrenching disaster.

Cory Asbury

Cory Asbury is hosting a special benefit concert, “Texas On My Mind,” for families impacted by the recent floods in Texas at Basement East on July 21.

The event will feature Asbury alongside fellow artists Kameron Marlowe, David Kushner, Dante Bowe, Amanda Cook, Madeline Edwards, Thunderstorm Artis, Ruston Kelly and more. Tickets are available for purchase here.

“When we first heard about the devastation in Texas, my team and I felt a profound call to action; these are our brothers and sisters, and they need our help right now,” shares Asbury. “Music has always served as a bridge to hope, and there is no better time than now to bring that hope into a very dire situation.’ Every ticket sold and every dollar raised will provide actual supplies to those in need, helping to rebuild homes, restock pantries, and restore a sense of normalcy for these folks. Gathering in Nashville to sing, worship, and rally support is our tangible way of reminding these families that they are not alone and that love always shows up.”

In addition to the concert, an online auction will be held to raise further funds, and all money raised from this concert and auction will be donated to Youth-Reach Houston, an organization that supports communities in the aftermath of major hurricanes and other natural disasters.

Tauren Wells is returning to host the 56th Annual Gospel Music Association Dove Awards for the third consecutive year. The awards are set to take place Oct. 7 at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. Tickets are on sale now. The worldwide broadcast will premiere Oct. 10, exclusively on TBN and the TBN+ app.

“Hosting the Dove Awards in 2023 and 2024 was such an incredible experience. I’m so excited to run it back this year when we bring it to Bridgestone Arena. It’s going to be a great night!” says Wells.

The GMA also revealed the itinerary for its annual Music City Fan Experience which includes a new artist showcase featuring the 2025 class of New Artist Of The Year Nominees and Night of Worship, a river cruise aboard the General Jackson Showboat including a songwriters showcase and stunning views of Nashville, a hotel stay at the Sheraton Grand Nashville, a ticket to the 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards.

In celebration of the upcoming awards, Dove Awards Rewind: Favorite Moments from Christian Music’s Biggest Night will premiere July 25 on TBN and TBN+.

Pictured (Back Row, L-R): Essential Music Publishing’s Raegan Corcoran, Story House Collective’s Matt Armstrong, Story House Collective’s Abby Dixon, Essential Music Publishing’s Jannah Smitherman and Essential Music Publishing’s Tegan McCormick. (Front Row, L-R): Story House Collective’s Matthew West, Harrison Hackett and Essential Music Publishing’s Jamie Rodgers. Photo: Tyler Meadows

Harrison Hackett has inked a publishing deal with Story House Collective and Essential Music Publishing.

“We’re excited to welcome Harrison Hackett to Story House,” shares Story House Collective Founder Matthew West. “From the moment I heard his work, it was clear he has a unique talent. Harrison’s authenticity and lyrical strength are exactly what we value here, and I’m confident his future is incredibly bright. I’m looking forward to watching his career soar.”

“I’ve always known, since I was a kid, that music and songwriting are a huge part of what God made me to do,” says Hackett. “The Lord has given me a gift — to tell my story, to help others tell theirs and to use that gift to spread the Gospel of Jesus. God clearly led me to Story House and Essential Music Publishing, and I couldn’t be more excited to see what He does through this partnership.”

The California native moved to Nashville at the age of two and began writing songs by the age of 12. With a passion for faith-based music, Hackett recently wrote a string of songs for Cory Asbury.

Maddie Medley, Kohl Almire and Charlie Holt. Photo: Curtis Wayne Millard

Following seven years of experience in artist management, A&R and digital marketing, Kohl Almire has launched a new artist management company called Under Color. His roster includes Kobalt singer-songwriter Maddie Medley and Charlie Holt, former bassist of Rainbow Kitten Surprise.

As one of the few transgender artist managers in the music industry, Almire is passionate about building a home for artists that celebrates identity and protects creative freedom, a unique viewpoint that earned him a spot in the highly competitive 2025 Equal Access cohort, an accelerator program led by mtheory.

“Under Color translates to ‘under belly’ – aka the underbelly of an animal. To me it means practicing the ‘soft side’ of artist management,” Almire explains. “The projects I do best on are the ones where the artist has a strong creative vision and pulls me in to supplement it. It’s about meeting artists where they are, helping them orchestrate dream projects, and finding meaningful ways to connect with their audience.”

“Kohl brings seven years of deep, varied experience in the music industry—and with Under Color, he’s channeling that knowledge into something powerful,” says mtheory’s CEO, Cameo Carlson. “As a trans man and a strategic, creative force, he’s redefining what leadership looks like in Nashville. His perspective isn’t just valuable—it’s vital. mtheory is proud to be part of his journey through the Equal Access program and beyond, and we believe his voice will help shape a more dynamic and forward-thinking future for our entire industry. Under Color reflects the future of artist management: fearless, visionary and unapologetically original.”

Prior to launching his own company, Almire spent over six years at Red Light Management, where he served as a day-to-day manager and helped shape digital campaigns for major artists including Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Brent Cobb, Moon Taxi, Jessy Wilson, Grouplove, 99 Neighbors and Maddie Medley.