Frank Bumstead.
FBMM Co-Founder Frank Bumstead passed away on yesterday morning (July 20) in Nashville. He was 83.
Before his time at FBMM, Bumstead served as CEO at JMR Investments for 14 years and was a proprietor at Bumstead Company for a decade. Bumstead founded FBMM alongside Mary Ann McCready, the late Chuck Flood and John McCarthy in 1990. Under Bumstead’s leadership, FBMM was the first business management firm to provide services from a seasoned economist. In 1991, Bumstead negotiated and arranged the sale of CMT network to Opryland, and also led the merger of MusicRow Magazine with SouthComm in 2008.
Bumstead was heavily involved in the community. In 2018, Bumstead was honored with the Frances Preston Outstanding Music Industry Achievement Award by the T.J. Martell Foundation. He also was awarded Nashville Opera’s Francis Robinson Award in 2019 for significant contributions to the arts. CMA also recognized him in 2022 with the William Denny Award for a lifetime of dedication and distinguished service to the CMA Board of Directors.
He was also a board member of CMA, where he served as President in 2014 and Chairman in 2015, along with other leadership positions. He also served on the boards of the Armed Services Mutual Benefit Association, Blue Chair Bay® Rum, Brookdale Senior Living, Conway-Welch Family Foundation, Fishbowl Spirits, LLC, Junior Achievement of Nashville, Junior League Advisory Board, Nashville Wire Products, United Supermarkets of Texas and Watkins Institute.
Bumstead was a founding member of the Memorial Foundation’s Board of Trustees and chaired the Foundation’s Finance & Investments Committee for more than 20 years. He was also chairman for Overwatch Alliance and involved with the Armed Services Mutual Benefit Association.
“Frank was brilliant, passionate and a role model to all of us at FBMM,” says Jamie Cheek, Owner and CEO of FBMM. “His expertise in investments and finance was key to FBMM’s ‘edge’ over the years and why we called him our ‘secret weapon.’ Frank was one of a kind, and we will continue to honor the legacy he instilled of hard work and dedication.”
“Frank cared deeply about this industry and the people in it, whether you were a client or not,” adds Sarah Trahern, Country Music Association CEO. “I first met Frank during my interview for the CMA role in 2013, and I’ll never forget his sharp, thoughtful questions–or the unmistakable twinkle in his eyes. He helped lead several important initiatives that positioned CMA for long-term growth and stability. Although he left the Board in 2021, we remained in close touch over the years. My heart is with his wife, Ann, their sons, and all who knew and loved him. Frank was truly one of a kind.”
“Frank Bumstead has been a father figure to me for over 30 years,” shares Frank Thomas, National Baseball Hall of Famer. “Through the ups and downs, he was my anchor. There was nothing I couldn’t call and ask him, but he always kept me in line to do what was right. Some people you can’t replace in your life and that person is Frank Bumstead. I will miss him dearly. God bless the Bumstead family.”
“Although Frank was the primary architect of the [Memorial] Foundation’s sound and successful fiscal strategy, what was most important to him was that the Foundation’s funding supported local nonprofit organizations that helped make life better for others,” Board Chair Dr. David McKee says. Varina Buntin, the Foundation’s Board Vice Chair, shares “Frank’s wise counsel and passion for the Foundation’s mission since its inception has been invaluable, and he will be sorely missed.”
“I have a sincere appreciation for his guidance and leadership throughout the years of working together,” adds Mark Woodforde, International Tennis and Sport Hall of Famer. “He inspired me to grow both personally and professionally. I will miss his friendship and words of encouragement, and he will be deeply missed, but the heavens above have gained a true gentleman.”
“Frank Bumstead was a true patriot having served in combat as a Navy officer in Vietnam,” says Judge George C. Paine II. “He gave generously to veterans’ causes in time and treasure, whether personally or through advocating for them within the Memorial Foundation. Personally, I loved swapping “war stories” with him, and will greatly miss him, his wit, financial acumen and wisdom.”
FBMM will continue to be led by owners Julie Boos, David Boyer, Jamie Cheek, Duane Clark, Jen Conger, Dan Killian, Carmen Romano and Erica Rosa.
An informal visitation/celebration of Bumstead’s life will take place at Mount Olivet Funeral Home on Saturday, Aug. 9, from 12–2p.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests the following organizations for memorials and tributes in honor of his life: Cumberland Heights, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, Family and Children’s Service, and the Frank M. and Ann S. Bumstead Scholarship at Owen Graduate School of Management.
Parker McCollum Brings Celebrated New Album To FirstBank Amphitheater
/by Lauryn SinkParker McCollum.
Parker McCollum brought his signature country sound to FirstBank Amphitheater in Franklin on Thursday night (July 17), mixing familiar fan-favorites with a selection of new songs from his latest release.
Vincent Mason set the tone of the night early with tracks like “Hell is a Dance Floor,” “Train of Thought” and “Wish You Well.” He debuted his newest tune, “Damned If I Do,” just ahead of its Friday release. Before McCollum took the stage, the Randy Rogers Band kept the momentum up with a set including “Too Late For Goodbye,” “In My Arms Instead,” “Kiss Me In The Dark” and more.
As the sun dipped behind the amphitheater, McCollum stepped onstage. He kicked off the set with “My Blue” before rolling into “Big Sky” and “Meet In The Middle.” The crowd responded loud and early as he moved into a run of staples, including “Young Man’s Blues,” “Stoned” and “To Be Loved By You.”
The energy stayed high as he introduced new material from his recently released self-titled album, like “Hope That I’m Enough” and “What Kinda Man.”
Midway through the set, after a crowd singalong of “I Can’t Breathe,” McCollum paused to interact with fans in the pit, signing posters and writing “You Are Enough” for a fan planning to get it tattooed. Before continuing, he brought out his wife, Hallie Ray Light McCollum, and their son, Major, to a warm welcome from the crowd and moved into “The Rest Of My Life.”
“To the guy who has said ‘I love you, Parker’ between every song — I love you too,” McCollum laughed, before slowing things down with “Hell of a Year” and “Watch Me Bleed.”
The pace snapped back up with “Handle on You,” followed by a special moment as the Randy Rogers Band returned to the stage for “Killin’ Me,” a track McCollum co-wrote with Rogers himself.
From there, it was a run of closers including the crowd-beloved “Big Ole Fancy House,” his chart-topper “Burn It Down” and the brand-new “Solid Country Gold,” before wrapping the night with “Pretty Heart,” “Like a Cowboy” and “My Worst Enemy.”
The tour continues this weekend (July 24) in Louisiana.
Hardy Moves Into Top 15 On MusicRow Top Songwriter Chart
/by Madison HahnenHardy. Photo: Ryan Smith
Hardy has moved into the top 15 on the MusicRow Top Songwriter Chart. His own “Favorite Country Song” and collaboration with Ella Langley “Never Met Anyone Like You,” as well as Morgan Wallen‘s “I Got Better,” “I Ain’t Comin’ Back” and “I’m A Little Crazy” push the singer-songwriter to the No. 15 spot.
Charlie Handsome remains in the No. 1 spot for the eight consecutive week with “What I Want,” “Just In Case,” “I’m The Problem,” “I Got Better,” “Love Somebody,” “I Ain’t Comin’ Back,” “Superman,” “TN,” “Don’t We,” “Eyes Are Closed,” “Where’d That Girl Go,” “Kiss Her In Front Of You,” “Kick Myself” and “Falling Apart.” Wallen stays at No. 2 with “What I Want,” “Just In Case,” “I’m The Problem,” “I Got Better,” “Love Somebody,” “I Ain’t Comin’ Back,” “Superman,” “TN,” “Don’t We,” “Eyes Are Closed,” “Where’d That Girl Go,” “Kick Myself” and “Falling Apart.”
John Byron (No. 3), Ashley Gorley (No. 4) and Chase McGill (No. 5) round out this week’s top five.
The weekly MusicRow Top Songwriter Chart uses algorithms based upon song activity according to airplay, digital download track sales and streams. This unique and exclusive addition to the MusicRow portfolio is the only songwriter chart of its kind.
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Industry Ink: Pat Green & Friends, André de Raaff, She Is The Music, William Beckmann, More
/by Lauryn SinkPat Green & Friends Raises $1 Million For Texas Flood Relief
Pat Green performs at Globe Life Field. Photo: Tim Heitman
The Pat Green & Friends Texas Flood Relief Livestream last week raised over $1 million by the end of the broadcast alone. Working in partnership with the Texas Rangers and REV Entertainment, the event brought together over 300,000 viewers with performances from Miranda Lambert, Jon Pardi, Dierks Bentley, Parker McCollum, Jamey Johnson, 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 and Bob Schneider.
“I’ve always believed in the power of the community of musicians and music fans,” shares Green. “They all came together last night, where that belief was confirmed in the most beautiful way.”
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. Donations can still be made here.
André De Raaff Presented With CMA Certificate Of Recognition
Pictured (L-R): Thomas Deelder (Creative Director CTM Publishing BV), André de Raaff, Sarah Trahern and Jody Williams (Jody Williams Songs, CMA Songwriter Advocate)
CMA recently recognized André De Raaff’s 50 year commitment to Nashville and the international growth of country music. The special certificate was also presented to celebrate the 25th anniversary of CTM Publishing BV.
She Is The Music, FEMco & Anzie Blue Host Songwriter Showcase
Pictured (Back row, L-R): Maggie Rose, Sinclair, Jillian Jacqueline, Mary Marguerite, Summer Joy. (Front row, L-R): Leslie Fram, Marcie Allen. Photo: iamjohnjo
She Is The Music, FEMco and Anzie Blue hosted a celebration of female voices and genre diversity with a free showcase featuring Maggie Rose, Jillian Jacqueline, Summer Joy, Stella Prince, Mary Marguerite and Sinclair.
Anzie Blue Co-Founder, Marcie Allen, and FEMco Founder, Leslie Fram, announced that their partnership with She Is The Music will now take place monthly at Anzie Blue. The August show line-up will be announced soon.
William Beckmann Performs “Lonely Over You” On ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’
William Beckmann recently performed “Lonely Over You” on the Late Show With Stephen Colbert as part of their weekly #LateShowMeMusic series.
Alex Miller Stops by KXIA Before Rodney Atkins Show
Alex Miller and Doris Day.
Billy Jam Records’ Alex Miller dropped by to perform and chat on the Morning show at KXIA (Kix101.1) with Music Director Doris Day in Marshalltown, Iowa on his way to his show with Rodney Atkins.
The Boykinz Receive AGT Golden Buzzer
The BoykinZ. Photo: Trea Patton/NBC
The BoykinZ recently received Americas Got Talent’s golden buzzer for the performance of their original song “Fell In Love With A Cowboy.” The Golden Buzzer distinction allows the group to automatically advance to the show’s live episodes this fall on NBC.
Mural Honoring Kody Norris & The Kody Norris Show Announced For Mountain City
Pictured (L-R): Tim White (artist), Charlie Lowman, Billy Walker, Josiah Tyree, Mary Rachel Norris, Kody Norris, Bonnie Reece, Chris Reece, Jerry Jordan (Mountain City Mayor), Ginger Milsap, Tim Brown, Jenny Johnson, and Mary Nave.
A mural honoring bluegrass artist Kody Norris will soon be installed in his hometown of Mountain City, Tennessee. The tribute recognizes Norris’s contributions to bluegrass and country music, as well as his efforts to preserve traditional Appalachian culture.
“Words can not express the amount of gratitude and love I have for my hometown and community,” shares Norris. “I have had the opportunity several times to leave, and each time, it made me realize even more that I could never leave Mountain City, Tennessee. I am humbled and honored and thankful!”
BREAKING: FBMM Co-Founder Frank Bumstead Passes
/by Madison HahnenFrank Bumstead.
FBMM Co-Founder Frank Bumstead passed away on yesterday morning (July 20) in Nashville. He was 83.
Before his time at FBMM, Bumstead served as CEO at JMR Investments for 14 years and was a proprietor at Bumstead Company for a decade. Bumstead founded FBMM alongside Mary Ann McCready, the late Chuck Flood and John McCarthy in 1990. Under Bumstead’s leadership, FBMM was the first business management firm to provide services from a seasoned economist. In 1991, Bumstead negotiated and arranged the sale of CMT network to Opryland, and also led the merger of MusicRow Magazine with SouthComm in 2008.
Bumstead was heavily involved in the community. In 2018, Bumstead was honored with the Frances Preston Outstanding Music Industry Achievement Award by the T.J. Martell Foundation. He also was awarded Nashville Opera’s Francis Robinson Award in 2019 for significant contributions to the arts. CMA also recognized him in 2022 with the William Denny Award for a lifetime of dedication and distinguished service to the CMA Board of Directors.
He was also a board member of CMA, where he served as President in 2014 and Chairman in 2015, along with other leadership positions. He also served on the boards of the Armed Services Mutual Benefit Association, Blue Chair Bay® Rum, Brookdale Senior Living, Conway-Welch Family Foundation, Fishbowl Spirits, LLC, Junior Achievement of Nashville, Junior League Advisory Board, Nashville Wire Products, United Supermarkets of Texas and Watkins Institute.
Bumstead was a founding member of the Memorial Foundation’s Board of Trustees and chaired the Foundation’s Finance & Investments Committee for more than 20 years. He was also chairman for Overwatch Alliance and involved with the Armed Services Mutual Benefit Association.
“Frank was brilliant, passionate and a role model to all of us at FBMM,” says Jamie Cheek, Owner and CEO of FBMM. “His expertise in investments and finance was key to FBMM’s ‘edge’ over the years and why we called him our ‘secret weapon.’ Frank was one of a kind, and we will continue to honor the legacy he instilled of hard work and dedication.”
“Frank cared deeply about this industry and the people in it, whether you were a client or not,” adds Sarah Trahern, Country Music Association CEO. “I first met Frank during my interview for the CMA role in 2013, and I’ll never forget his sharp, thoughtful questions–or the unmistakable twinkle in his eyes. He helped lead several important initiatives that positioned CMA for long-term growth and stability. Although he left the Board in 2021, we remained in close touch over the years. My heart is with his wife, Ann, their sons, and all who knew and loved him. Frank was truly one of a kind.”
“Frank Bumstead has been a father figure to me for over 30 years,” shares Frank Thomas, National Baseball Hall of Famer. “Through the ups and downs, he was my anchor. There was nothing I couldn’t call and ask him, but he always kept me in line to do what was right. Some people you can’t replace in your life and that person is Frank Bumstead. I will miss him dearly. God bless the Bumstead family.”
“Although Frank was the primary architect of the [Memorial] Foundation’s sound and successful fiscal strategy, what was most important to him was that the Foundation’s funding supported local nonprofit organizations that helped make life better for others,” Board Chair Dr. David McKee says. Varina Buntin, the Foundation’s Board Vice Chair, shares “Frank’s wise counsel and passion for the Foundation’s mission since its inception has been invaluable, and he will be sorely missed.”
“I have a sincere appreciation for his guidance and leadership throughout the years of working together,” adds Mark Woodforde, International Tennis and Sport Hall of Famer. “He inspired me to grow both personally and professionally. I will miss his friendship and words of encouragement, and he will be deeply missed, but the heavens above have gained a true gentleman.”
“Frank Bumstead was a true patriot having served in combat as a Navy officer in Vietnam,” says Judge George C. Paine II. “He gave generously to veterans’ causes in time and treasure, whether personally or through advocating for them within the Memorial Foundation. Personally, I loved swapping “war stories” with him, and will greatly miss him, his wit, financial acumen and wisdom.”
FBMM will continue to be led by owners Julie Boos, David Boyer, Jamie Cheek, Duane Clark, Jen Conger, Dan Killian, Carmen Romano and Erica Rosa.
An informal visitation/celebration of Bumstead’s life will take place at Mount Olivet Funeral Home on Saturday, Aug. 9, from 12–2p.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests the following organizations for memorials and tributes in honor of his life: Cumberland Heights, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, Family and Children’s Service, and the Frank M. and Ann S. Bumstead Scholarship at Owen Graduate School of Management.
Colbie Caillat Slates New Duets Album ‘This Time Around’
/by Madison HahnenColbie Caillat. Photo: Patrick Tracy
Colbie Caillat will release her new duets album, This Time Around, on Aug. 29 via Blue Jean Baby Records.
The 12 track project will showcase new duet versions of some of Caillat’s hits, including 6x Platinum “Bubbly,” 4x Platinum “Lucky,” 2x Platinum “Fallin’ For You” and more. The re-recorded versions feature duet partners Maren Morris, Walker Hayes, Amos Lee, Mitchell Tenpenny, Jason Mraz, Hillary Scott, Chris Young, Ryan Hurd and Russell Dickerson.
Also on the new album will be new original tracks such as “Kinda Single” featuring Lee Brice and “Live Without” featuring Maddie & Tae. Caillat and Gavin DeGraw will also team up for a cover of Post Malone’s “Circles.”
“I’ve wanted to revisit some of my older singles for years, but never really carved out the time,” Caillat told Billboard. “My voice has matured a lot since I recorded them in my early 20s, and so has my production style and musical taste. Making them duets felt like a fun way to reimagine the songs and bring in fresh energy through collaborations with some of my favorite artists.”
“Live Without” featuring Maddie & Tae will be released next Friday, Aug. 1.
“Writing ‘Live Without’ was a really emotional experience for all of us,” adds Caillat. “It’s about that turning point when you finally realize someone you thought you needed is actually the one thing holding you back. Collaborating with Liz [Rose], Eric [Arjes], Jimmy [Robbins] – and having Maddie & Tae bring their harmonies and heart to it – made it feel so real and powerful. We wanted to capture that feeling of happiness post-breakup instead of heartbreak.”
This Time Around Track List:
1. “Fallin’ For You” feat. Maren Morris (Colbie Caillat, Rick Nowels)
2. “Brighter Than The Sun” feat. Walker Hayes (Colbie Caillat, Ryan Tedder)
3. “Bubbly” feat. Amos Lee (Colbie Caillat, Jason Reeves)
4. “Kinda Single” feat. Lee Brice (Colbie Caillat, Lee Brice, Eric Arjes, Jimmy Robbins)
5. “Live Without” feat. Maddie and Tae (Colbie Caillat, Liz Rose, Eric Arjes, Jimmy Robbins)
6. “Circles” feat. Gavin DeGraw (Adam Feeney, Louis Bell, Kaan Gunesberk, Austin Post, William Walsh)
7. “Realize” feat. Mitchell Tenpenny (Colbie Caillat, Jason Reeves, Mikal Blue)
8. “Lucky” feat. Jason Mraz (Colbie Caillat, Jason Mraz, Timothy Fagan)
9. “Try” feat. Hillary Scott (Colbie Caillat, Antonio Dixon, Babyface, Jason Reeves)
10. “I Never Told You” feat. Chris Young (Colbie Caillat, Jason Reeves, Kara DioGuardi)
11. “Can’t Say No” feat. Ryan Hurd (Colbie Caillat, Ryan Hurd, Eric Arjes, Jimmy Robbins)
12.” If You Love Me Let Me Go” feat. Russell Dickerson (Colbie Caillat, Jamie Scott, Julian Bunetta, John Ryan)
Jelly Roll Steps In For Jimmy Kimmel In Guest Host Spot
/by Lorie HollabaughJelly Roll. Photo: Randy Holmes | ABC
Jelly Roll dipped his toe in the talk show world last week, guest hosting Jimmy Kimmel LIVE! on Wednesday and Thursday nights (July 16-17).
The episodes featured special guests Jeremy Renner and Randy Orton, Kevin James, Joey Logano, and musical guests Joey Bada$$ and The All-American Rejects.
Wednesday night’s show also featured some surprise appearances by Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre, including a wild smack down late-night moment that ended with Paul going through the late-night desk. Jelly Roll has been popping up all over recently, also making his appearance on SmackDown and Saturday Night’s Main Event in Atlanta helping Randy Orton win the night.
He was also recently featured on CMT Music Awards: Ultimate Party Edition, where he sat down with CMT’s Cody Alan and talked most memorable show appearances and never-before-told stories. Prior to the event, fans had the opportunity to vote on the Ultimate Fan Favorite Performance, with Jelly announced as the winner.
The Band Perry Returns To Ryman For Opry At The Ryman
/by Lorie HollabaughPictured (L-R, front row): The Band Perry’s Johnny Costello, Kimberly Perry and Reid Perry; (L-R, back row): Make Wake Artists’ Sophia Sansone, Big Machine Label Group’s Sandi Spika Borchetta, Big Machine Label Group’s Scott Borchetta, Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment’s Jimmy Harnen, Big Machine Label Group’s Allison Jones, Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment’s Ryan Dokke and Make Wake Artists’ Shelby Marvel. Photo: Chris Hollo for the Grand Ole Opry
The Band Perry performed at Opry at the Ryman on July 17, returning to the hallowed stage 15 years after they made their Grand Ole Opry debut at the historic venue.
The trio performed a three-song set that included the double-Platinum “Better Dig Two,” fan favorite Pioneer album cut “Chainsaw” and nine-times Platinum “If I Die Young,” shortly after announcing their re-signing with original label home Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment / Big Machine Label Group earlier in the day.
The Band Perry will headline Whiskey Jam at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row on Lower Broadway in Nashville tonight (July 21) featuring The Jack Wharff Band and additional special guests.
Spencer Hatcher Inks With WME
/by Madison HahnenPictured (L-R): Quartz Hill Music Group’s Ash Bowers, WME’s Jay Williams, Spencer Hatcher, WME’s Dan Kuklinski and WME’s Carter Green. Photo: Courtesy of WME
Quartz Hill Music Group/Stone Country Records artist Spencer Hatcher has signed with WME for global representation.
Raised on a farm in Shenandoah Valley, Hatcher picked up a five-string banjo at 11 years old and played in his family’s bluegrass band. With his bluegrass infused country sound, he created his own band in 2020. Stirring up popularity online with his covers of Johnny Cash, Keith Whitley, Elvis Presley and more, he began self-booking over 150 shows per year. Hatcher currently has over 890,000 social media followers and 60 million views.
“Spencer Hatcher is one to watch! He’s a standout in this traditional music renaissance we’re experiencing,” says WME Agent Carter Green. “Spencer’s musicianship, authenticity and work ethic are second to none, and we can’t wait to help take his music to new audiences worldwide.”
“Signing with WME for representation is an incredible opportunity I’m so thankful for,” adds Hatcher. “If you know me, then you know I always wear Elvis’s ‘TCB’ motto on a chain around my neck, and with WME now working alongside my record label, Stone Country Records, taking care of business is exactly what we’ll be doing!”
Hatcher will release his new song, “When She Calls Me Cowboy,” this Friday (July 25).
Josh Ross Earns First U.S. Chart-Topper With ‘Single Again’
/by Lorie HollabaughJosh Ross. Photo: Lance Wilson – RUNCLUB Creative
Josh Ross has landed his first-ever No. 1 at U.S. country radio this week with “Single Again,” which he co-wrote with Joe Fox and Brad Rempel.
Topping the Mediabase Country chart after a 71-week trek, the single makes Ross the first Canadian male to top the chart in nearly 30 years, and he is one of only three Canadian men (along with Paul Brandt and Hank Snow) to ever reign atop the U.S. country charts. Ross has also achieved three No. 1s at Canadian Country radio with “Ain’t Doin’ Jack,” “Single Again” and “Trouble.”
“Possibly the biggest news to date in my career—I woke up having the No. 1 song at U.S. country radio,” Ross shared on his socials. “I started coming to Nashville in 2018 with a dream of writing songs and maybe hearing some of my own on the radio one day. Today it’s the most played song in the country. I can’t thank Brad Rempel and Joe Fox enough for writing this hungover idea with me, Matt Geroux for crushing the production, and all my team members at The Core, MCA / Mercury, UMC, The Neal Agency, Feldman Agency, Damon Moberly and his incredible promotion team, Warner Chappell Music, and many more—it takes a village. We all work so dang hard. To the fans, love y’all. This is just fuel being added to the fire.”
The success of “Single Again” adds to over one billion global career streams for Ross, whose full-length debut album, Later Tonight is due out Sept. 19.
Lainey Wilson Launches Jewelry Collection In Partnership With The Jewelry Group
/by Lauryn SinkLainey Wilson.
Lainey Wilson has partnered with The Jewelry Group, Inc. to launch a collection featuring contemporary western inspired necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings and more.
“I’m so excited about partnering with The Jewelry Group, Inc. on this collection of pieces,” says Wilson. “As a lifelong lover of the American West, I worked with the team to design pieces to help bring out your inner cowgirl and the beauty and strength she holds. I hope you love it and I can’t wait to see you all decked out!”
“As The Jewelry Group, Inc. continues to develop key partnerships in the entertainment arena, we are incredibly excited for the opportunity to work alongside Lainey, bring her vision to life and build on the power of her brand.” adds Fran Lukas, CEO of The Jewelry Group, Inc.
The collection launches will launch in the coming weeks and will be available at Belk, Boot Barn, Buckle, Cavenders, Ariat, Lammles Western Wear and Scheels.