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Tim DuBois To Exit ASCAP

October 7, 2011/by Sherod Robertson

Tim DuBois has announced that he will be exiting his post at ASCAP as Vice President and Managing Executive, Nashville, at […]

Jay Frank Announces New Venture

October 7, 2011/by Freeman

Music industry veteran and author Jay Frank reveals plans for his new cutting edge digital record label. “To succeed as a music company today, you must be open to multiple new revenue streams and new ways of thinking,” says Frank. (…)

MusicRow WebLinks

October 7, 2011/by Sarah Skates

News from Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw/Curb, AirPlay Direct, and movie marketing.

Weekly Chart Report (10/07/11)

October 7, 2011/by Freeman

Get the latest information from this week’s edition of MusicRow’s CountryBreakout Chart here.

CountryBreakout No. 1 Song

October 7, 2011/by Freeman

Sometimes one trip on the roller coaster isn’t quite enough, and you race back around to ride it again, hopefully doubling the thrills. Artists and record promoters know the feeling pretty well, without even having to strap themselves in for a ride at Disney World.

Mark Your Calendar (October)

October 7, 2011/by Eric T. Parker

Here’s a look at the releases and events happening in the weeks ahead. Mark your calendars and make plans to be there!

Row Rally Circles The Wagons For Second Harvest

October 7, 2011/by admin

The 2nd Annual Music Row Rally will take place Oct. 12 in Craig Wiseman’s Big Loud Shirt parking lot at 1111 16th Ave. South during lunch time from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lunch will be available from (…)

International Wembley Festival Returns After 20-Year Hiatus

October 6, 2011/by admin

The much-loved International Festival of Country Music will return to Wembley Arena in 2012. The stellar line-up features country, roots and bluegrass music.

Charlie Cook On Air

October 6, 2011/by contributor

I did not go to the iHeartRadio concert last month in Las Vegas. It would have been fun, and I doubt that anyone will ever put together a show this big again. However, I did read plans are already in place for next year. You all noticed that it was a RADIO company that was able to pull it off, right?