Pictured (clockwise): Katrina Maddox, Lindsey Parrish, Conner McEuen and Tess Schoonhoven.

Marketing agency RESULTS GLOBAL has launched its new Digital & Social Media team.

The new division will be helmed by Katrina Maddox, serving as Head of Digital & Social. As a Nashville native, Maddox began her career at the Grand Ole Opry, where she spent her time building the venue’s social media presence from the start. During her 16 years with the Opry Entertainment company, Maddox also led digital marketing initiatives for Ole Red and the Ryman Auditorium. She joins RESULTS GLOBAL from her most recent position as Head of Digital for The HQ where she led social and digital campaigns for Carrie Underwood and Underwood’s fitness app fit52.

“As we continue to build a best-in-class team to serve our clients, we are excited to establish our Digital & Social team. Division leader Katrina Maddox brings nearly 20 years of digital marketing and social media experience to RESULTS GLOBAL. The stellar team she has built will ensure our clients are super-served in all areas of the digital landscape,” RESULTS GLOBAL agency Co-Heads John Zarling and Jackie Campbell said in a joint statement.

Lindsey Parrish and Tess Schoonhoven will both join the team as Social Media Manager. Parrish first started in the industry with various internships at Capitol CMG, The Recording Academy and Big Yellow Dog Music. She graduated from Belmont University in 2017 with a Music Business degree before landing her most recent role as Digital Marketing Manager at MV2 Entertainment.

Schoonhoven started her career as as a freelance music journalist, with publications in American Songwriter and No Country For New Nashville. Afterwards, she joined independent digital publication Streaming Dept. where she served as Editor-In-Chief. Outside of that role, she spent time with local artists serving as a creative manager, photographer and social media manager. In 2023, Schoonhoven joined Venture Music as Social Manager.

Kid Rock

Kid Rock will officially open his new restaurant, The Detroit Cowboy, at an invite-only grand opening event on June 3 in Nashville.

The new spot at 500 11th Ave N, brings together big flavor, bold design and the kind of unfiltered vibe you’d expect from Rock. The venture is a collab with Joe Vicari, who resuscitated the iconic Joe Muer Seafood in 2011 and decided bring it to Music City. Originally founded in 1929 by the late Joe Muer, the restaurant became a benchmark for fine dining in Detroit. Vicari brought the name back to prominence across Michigan before expanding into Music City in 2023, with The Detroit Cowboy now representing a bold next chapter in 2025.

“The Detroit Cowboy isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a culinary ride like no other, where like-minded folks who love this country can dine in style,” says Rock. “Whether you wear a bow tie, a bolo tie, or no tie—it’s all good. I re-designed this place to share some of my favorite milestones and personal artifacts, cool gifts and mementos from legends like Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Eminem, Bob Seger, and Motown to name a few, plus a few wild stories of my own as well as nods to musical heroes like Aretha, Stevie and both Hanks of course. The Detroit Cowboy is the only place on earth where Detroit grit and Nashville swagger collide for the finest dining hangout. To put it simply, I am here to take the foo-foo out of fine dining.”

“We’ve built our name on quality, consistency, and hospitality—and now, with Kid Rock, we’re expanding our footprint,” says Vicari. “Under the culinary brilliance of Chef Marino Bianchi, guests will experience a culinary journey that celebrates two great American cities.”

Open for lunch, happy hour and dinner to start, The Detroit Cowboy seeks to combine high-quality eats with a high-energy edge. The menu will include prime steaks, sustainable seafood and a wine list curated by Napa Valley native and sommelier Scott Herrmann, along with a robust lineup of craft cocktails and beer.

In other Kid Rock news, he has released a new documentary Rock The Country, chronicling the journey of the Rock The Country festival built by Rock and Peachtree Entertainment.

The documentary available on Rock’s YouTube channel offers a behind-the-scenes look at the passion, energy and community spirit that makes Rock The Country more than just a concert experience. Featuring exclusive interviews, never-before-seen footage and unforgettable performances, the film captures the raw energy that fuels every show. The film also includes special appearances from country powerhouses Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, Koe Wetzel, Gretchen Wilson, Deejay Silver and more.

Longtime Nashville fixture 3rd & Lindsley has signed a new lease extension, with owner Ron Brice reaffirming his commitment to the Nashville community with the new agreement.

Since opening its doors over 30 years ago, 3rd & Lindsley has been a cornerstone of the city’s independent music scene. The venue has nurtured emerging talent and served as a platform to countless artists who have gone on to global acclaim and has also provided jobs for numerous local hospitality workers and a welcoming home for fans of all ages and backgrounds, making it one of Nashville’s most beloved cultural institutions.

“This place is more than a venue—it’s an integral piece of Nashville’s live music ecosystem, providing a home for artists, fans, and our amazing team. We want the community to know we’re not going anywhere, we’re doubling down on what it means to be an independent venue in today’s Nashville,” says Brice. “This lease is a promise—to our incredible musician family, to the fans who’ve created countless memories in our room, and to the next generation coming up.”

As 3rd & Lindsley looks toward the future, February 2026 will mark its 35th anniversary and celebrate by paying homage to its history and future with a series of special anniversary shows that will be announced soon. In Addition, 3rd & Lindsley is expanding their successful daytime family programming, and will host a new Thursday afternoon Bluegrass on 3rd series kicking off July 3rd at 12:30 p.m.

Morgan Wallen. Photo: Spidey Smith

Morgan Wallen‘s new track “What I Want” featuring Tate McRae off of his album I’m The Problem tops the country songs chart this week. According to Luminate data, the song notched 29 million streams.

Wallen keeps his position at the top of the country albums chart with I’m The Problem rising to No. 1 (493k). One Thing At A Time (42K) and Dangerous: The Double Album (30K) come in at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively. At No. 4 is Shaboozey’s Where I’ve Been Isn’t Where I’m Going with 29K in total consumption, while Post Malone‘s F-1 Trillion takes No. 5 with 21K.

Elsewhere on the country songs chart, Wallen dominates the top five. “Just In Case” takes No. 2 with 26 million streams, “I’m The Problem” jumps to No. 3 with 21 million and “I Got Better” comes in at No. 4 with 19 million. Closing out the chart is “Superman” accruing 19 million streams.

The inaugural “Kenny Campbell Foundation Presents a Benefit Concert Featuring Craig Campbell & Bradley Gaskin” will take place July 24 at the Ryman Auditorium.

Tyler Farr, Michael Ray, Bryan White and Hailey Benedict will also perform at the event, and tickets are on sale now at ryman.com. A limited number of VIP tickets will be available for $175 and include an exclusive two-song acoustic set performed by Campbell and Gaskin before doors open, a show poster and a photo with them on the Ryman stage. A guitar signed by all of the artists will also be auctioned to the highest bidder during the concert.

Campbell’s father died of colorectal cancer at age 36, and he started The Kenny Campbell Foundation in his honor to raise money and awareness. The 11th Annual Craig Campbell Celebrity Cornhole Challenge also benefits the Foundation and will be held in Nashville on June 3.

“I was talking to Bradley (Gaskin) about my dad and The Kenny Campbell Foundation, and we decided to call some friends and host a concert at the Ryman,” says Campbell. “There’s no better place for a concert in Nashville than at the Mother Church of Country Music. I think my dad would be proud.”

“When I hear ‘The Ryman,’ my honky-tonk bones rattle,” adds Gaskin. “It’s such a great place to sing and perform my favorite kind of traditional country music in my most favorite city—Nashville. And, I hope we raise all kinds of money in honor of Craig’s dad! Good times with great country music and helping others—that’s what we do!”