Megan Moroney Debuts At No. 1 On Billboard 200

Megan Moroney‘s Cloud 9, released Feb. 20, has debuted at No. 1 on Billboard 200. This marks Moroney’s first time leading the chart.

“Not to be cliche but I’m on cloud 9!” shares Moroney. “I have to give credit to my fans, they’re the best in the world. To have them embrace an album like this is a dream come true. I can’t wait till we’re screaming these songs together on THE CLOUD 9 TOUR!”

The project clinched 147,000 equivalent album units in its first week, including 78,000 album sales and 69,000 streaming equivalent album units (SEA). Cloud 9 gives Moroney her highest first-week sales to date, and also has the highest first-week in total consumption for any country artist so far this year.

Cloud 9 includes the Gold-certified hit “6 Months Later,” Billboard 100 charting single “Beautiful Things,” collaborations with Ed Sheeran and Kacey Musgraves, and viral fan favorites. The album also entered Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart at the No. 1 spot as well as was the top-selling physical album of the week.

Opry Celebrates 25th Anniversary Of ‘O Brother, Where Art Thou?’

All-Cast Performances of
“Angel Band” and “I’ll Fly Away”

The Grand Ole Opry, Lost Highway Records, and T Bone Burnett celebrated the 25th anniversary of the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack at a special Opry evening of music on Feb. 28.

Performers for the tribute show included Opry members Emmylou Harris, Alison Krauss, Del McCoury Band, Old Crow Medicine Show, and The Whites along with guests Alaskan Sunnyside Sisters, Mike Compton, Dennis Crouch, Jerry Douglas, Stuart Duncan, The Fairfield Four, Fisk Jubilee Singers, Sarah Jarosz, Chris Thomas King, Colin Linden, Tim Blake Nelson, Billy Strings, Dan Tyminski, and Molly Tuttle. 

Lost Highway marked the soundtrack anniversary by releasing a vinyl gatefold edition on Feb. 20. The anniversary celebration will continue throughout the year with a series of special events and activations.

Academy Of Country Music Announces Radio Awards Nominees

The ACM has revealed the Radio Awards nominees for the upcoming 61st Academy of Country Music Awards.

This year’s nods include triple nominations for KFRG-FM in Riverside, California, and double nominations for KILT-FM in Houston, KSCS-FM in Dallas, WBEE-FM in Rochester, WCKK-FM in Walnut Grove, Mississippi, and WUBE-FM in Cincinnati.

Winners of the ACM Radio Awards will be announced at Country Radio Seminar March 18-20 ahead of the 61st ACM Awards, which will take place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on May 17. The full list of ACM Award nominations will be announced in the coming weeks, as well as host, performers and presenters.

The 61st ACM Radio Awards Nominees:

NATIONAL DAILY ON-AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR:
B-Dub – B-Dub Radio
Cody Alan – Highway Mornings with Cody Alan
Katie Neal – Katie & Company
Rob Stone and Holly Hutton – The Rob + Holly Show
Steve Harmon – Steve Harmon Show

NATIONAL WEEKLY ON-AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR:
B-Dub – B-Dub Radio Saturday Night
Big D, Bubba, Shaffer – Honky Tonkin’ with Big D & Bubba
Heather Froglear – 90’s Country with Heather
Kelleigh Bannen – Today’s Country Radio
Ryan Fox – American Country Countdown with Ryan Fox

ON-AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR – MAJOR MARKET:
Angie Ward – Angie Ward – WUBL-FM – Atlanta, GA
Chris Carr & Company – Chris Carr, Sam Sansevere, Dubs – KEEY-FM – Minneapolis, MN
The Coop Show – Coop – WKIS-FM – Miami, FL
Erik & Jenny –Erik Scott Smith & Jenny Lee – KCYY-FM – San Antonio, TX
Frito & Katy – Frito and Katy – KILT-FM Houston, TX
Niko + Cheyenne – Niko + Cheyenne – KMLE-FM Phoenix, AZ
Rachel Ryan – Rachel Ryan – KSCS-FM Dallas, TX

ON-AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR – LARGE MARKET:
Heather Froglear – Heather Froglear – KFRG-FM Riverside, CA
Jesse & Anna– Jesse Tack, Anna Marie, Jake Thomson – WUBE-FM. Cincinnati, OH
Kelli and Anthony – Kelli Green and Anthony Donatelli – KFRG-FM Riverside, CA
Mad Dawg in the Afternoon – “Mad Dawg”  – WQDR-FM. Raleigh, NC
Maria D’Antonio – Maria D’Antonio – WDSY-FM Pittsburgh, PA

ON-AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR – MEDIUM MARKET:
The Bee Morning Coffee Club – Billy Kidd, TJ Sharp, and Hope Breen – WBEE-FM Rochester, NY
The Doc Show with Chewy – Doc Medek, Chewy Medek – WGGY-FM Wilkes-Barre, PA
Julie and DJ in the Morning – Julie K and DJ Thee Trucker – WPCV-FM. Lakeland, FL
Mo & StyckMan – Mo & StyckMan – WUSY-FM Chattanooga, TN
Steve & Gina in the Morning – Steve Lundy and Gina Melton – KXKT-FM. Omaha, NE
Tug Cowart Show – Tug Cowart – WCKN-FM Charleston, SC

ON-AIR PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR – SMALL MARKET:
Ben & Arnie – Ben Butler, Arnie Andrews – WCOW-FM Sparta, WI
B-MO in the MO’rning – Brian “B-MO” Montgomery – WCKK-FM. Walnut Grove, MS
Dan Austin – Dan Austin -WQHK-FM Fort Wayne, IN
The Dr. Shane and Tess Show –Dr. Shane and Tess – WPAP-FM. Panama City, FL
The Eddie Foxx Show – Eddie Foxx and Amanda Foxx – WKSF-FM Asheville, NC

RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR – MAJOR MARKET:
KILT-FM – Houston, TX
KSCS-FM – Dallas, TX
KSON-FM – San Diego, CA
WPOC-FM – Baltimore, MD
WXTU-FM – Philadelphia, PA

RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR – LARGE MARKET:
KFRG-FM – Riverside, CA
WLHK-FM – Indianapolis, IN
WMIL-FM – Milwaukee, WI
WSIX-FM – Nashville, TN
WUBE-FM – Cincinnati, OH

RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR – MEDIUM MARKET:
KUZZ-FM – Bakersfield, CA
WBEE-FM – Rochester, NY
WHKO-FM – Dayton, OH
WLFP-FM – Memphis, TN
WQMX-FM – Akron, OH

RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR – SMALL MARKET:
KCLR-FM – Columbia, MO
KFGE-FM – Lincoln, NE
WCKK-FM – Walnut Grove, MS
WXFL-FM – Florence, AL
WYCT-FM – Pensacola, FL
WYOT-FM – Rochelle, IL

Mary Kutter Signs With WME

Pictured (L-R): Marc Oswald (OEG), Jon Folk (WME), Joey Lee (WME), Adrian Michaels (BMG/AMA), Lance Roberts (WME), Mary Kutter, Becky Gardenhire (WME), Charlie Pennachio (OEG), Laura Williams (WME) and Jacob Summers (OEG).
Photo: Courtesy of Oswald Entertainment

Mary Kutter has signed with WME for global representation.

“Mary is the kind of artist who writes and performs with conviction,” says WME’s Lance Roberts. “There’s an authenticity to her work that feels both rooted and forward-looking. She has already built a meaningful career as a songwriter, and we’re excited to help expand her live business as she steps fully into this moment as an artist.”

As a songwriter, Kutter has earned cuts with Bailey Zimmerman, Nate Smith, Alexandra Kay and Zach John King. As an artist, the Washington County, Kentucky native recently signed to BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville, and her latest release, “Bed of Roses,” debuted February 13.

“Being onstage is where it all comes full circle for me,” Kutter adds. “WME is best in class when it comes to expanding live opportunities and building global audiences, and I’m ready to take these songs to more cities, more stages and more fans.”

February 28 Declared ‘Koe Wetzel Day’ In Pittsburg, Texas

City Manager Clint Hardeman, Koe Wetzel and Pittsburg, Texas Mayor Abernathy in downtown Pittsburg, Texas. Photo: Michael Herrick

Koe Wetzel’s hometown of Pittsburg, Texas declared Feb. 28 “Koe Wetzel Day” in a special celebration honoring the local artist.

The singer was surprised to arrive at the full-blown celebration, which included a high school marching band and cheerleaders revving up the crowd full of family, friends and local dignitaries prior to the ceremony. The city’s mayor and city manager presented a key to the city to Wetzel along with a proclamation naming Feb. 28 “Koe Wetzel Day.” Pittsburg also debuted a mural of Wetzel located downtown to celebrate the special day.

“It’s good to be back in Pittsburg,” said Wetzel at the ceremony. “Every time we come back here it’s like we never left, with my family and my friends… it all starts there. My family sitting here – my mom, my dad, my sisters, my grandparents – my girls here, they’ve always been my No. 1 fan and they’ve gotten me where I am by doing so, but also with the help from Pittsburg, Texas and all the great people here that have made everything happen. No matter where I go in this life, no matter what country, state or city I’m in, I always know Pittsburg, Texas is home for me. And whenever I come back, you all make sure to remind me of that and treat me like I never left, and I always appreciate that.”

To further mark the decade since the release of “February 28, 2016,” Wetzel surprised fans after his Fort Worth Riot Room set by dropping a new mixtape, These Are Going Nowhere: A Mixtape by Koe Wetzel, at midnight.

These Are Going Nowhere: A Mixtape by Koe Wetzel Track List:
1. “Feel Better”
2. “GTFO”
3. “Run Away”
4. “College”
5. “Lonesome Dove”
6. “Sweet Texas Strange”

John Powenski Joins BMI As SVP & Chief Human Resources Officer

John Powenski

John Powenski has joined BMI as Senior Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer, effective immediately. He will lead Human Resources across the organization, focused on supporting BMI’s continued growth and organizational performance, including the company’s HR Business Partners, Talent Acquisition, Learning & Development, Total Rewards, People Operations and more.

Reporting to President & Chief Operating Officer, Todd Horvath, Powenski will be based in BMI’s Nashville office.

“We’re thrilled to welcome John to BMI,” says Horvath. “John’s extensive HR experience and innovative leadership style will support our continued growth and workforce development. His commitment to cultivating talent, elevating employee engagement, and fostering an inclusive culture aligns with BMI’s core values and mission to serve our music creators and business partners. I look forward to working with John and seeing his impact across the company.”

Prior to joining BMI, Powenski served as SVP, Human Resources at Asurion, Inc., where he led enterprise-wide people strategy and global HR operations. Over more than a decade, he held leadership roles across every major HR discipline, partnering closely with executive leadership to drive transformation and build scalable people capabilities across global markets.

Powenski, a Cornell University graduate, also spent a decade at Capital One during its early growth and rapid scaling, partnering with senior leaders through major acquisitions, expansion and complex integration efforts. He began his career in manufacturing HR at Frito-Lay PepsiCo, partnering closely with plant leadership and frontline teams in highly operational environments.

“What drew me to BMI is its rare blend of deep heritage, enduring leadership and distinct sense of purpose in serving its affiliated songwriters, composers and music publishers,” says Powenski. “There’s something powerful about an organization that has shaped so much creative history and yet continues to grow and evolve towards the future. I’m excited to partner with this talented team and help shape what comes next.”

Sherry May Joins Conway Entertainment Group As Talent Buyer & Venue Consultant

Sherry May

Sherry May has joined Conway Entertainment Group as Talent Buyer and Venue Consultant, supporting the launch and expansion of the firm’s CEG Live consulting division.

At CEG, May specializes in venue strategy, talent buying, pricing models, and sponsorship frameworks. She works directly with amphitheaters, theaters, municipalities, universities, and private venues to build sustainable programming pipelines and maximize revenue potential through the CEG Live consulting division.

“Sherry May has recently joined the Conway Entertainment Group and CEG Live as a venue consultant, and her hiring is a fantastic addition to the team,” says CEG CEO Tony Conway. “With her extensive experience in the industry and proven track record of optimizing venue operations and enhancing the audience experiences, Sherry brings a wealth of knowledge that is sure to benefit the group significantly. Her passion for creating memorable and profitable events and strategic insights will undoubtedly help CEG Live to continue to thrive and expand our new division.”

May brings more than two decades of experience leading large-scale concert series, amphitheater operations, and venue turnarounds to her new position. Before joining CEG, she served as Co-Director of the Live at the Garden concert series at the Memphis Botanic Garden for 24 seasons. During her tenure, she helped grow the series from its inception into one of the region’s most respected outdoor music experiences, expanding programming, securing major touring artists, increasing sponsorship revenue, elevating the venue’s brand, and securing naming rights for what is now known as the Radians Amphitheater.

In collaboration with CEG, May most recently served as Interim General Manager of The Lerner Theatre in Elkhart, Indiana, helping stabilize operations, restructure staffing, enhance financial oversight, and develop a sustainable programming and sponsorship plan for long-term growth. May has been named a Memphis Power Player for 12 consecutive years and one of the Memphis Business Journal’s Women to Watch. She has also contributed to numerous civic and arts organizations, including serving as Treasurer on the Board of The Blues Foundation and as a board member for the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau.

“Joining Conway Entertainment Group to help launch the CEG Live consulting division is an exciting next chapter for me,” says May. “Throughout my career, I’ve been passionate about helping entertainment venues build sustainable programming, strengthen community impact, and maximize revenue potential. CEG Live brings together an extraordinary team with the experience and relationships to do exactly that, and I’m thrilled to be part of this dynamic organization.”

Reach May at sherrym@conwayent.com.

Mark Your Calendar—March 2026

Single/Track Releases & Radio Add Dates:

Tucker Wetmore. Photo: Chase Foster

March 2
Calder Allen/Daylight Saves
Greg Pratt/Country Raised Her/PGMG NASHVILLE

March 6
Matt Cooper (feat. Lathan Warlick)/Highs & Lows (Remix)/QHMG/Quartz Hill Records
Bryan Andrews/Are We Great Yet?/Sony/Disruptor Records
Angie K/Sweatin’
HunterGirl/Come And Get Your Boy/19 Recordings/BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville
Ryan and Rory/Wasn’t Thinkin’/BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville
Victoria Crosby/You Need a Cowboy

March 9
Hudson Westbrook/Painted You Pretty/River House Artists/Warner Records Nashville
Ben Gallaher/I’ll Take You/Stone Country Records
Bradley Gaskin/Bout Damn Did/30a Life Music
ZYLEN/Don’t Need a Map/JSCToken Publishing

March 13
Tucker Wermore/Sunburn/MCA/Back Blocks Music
Hannah McFarland/Missin’ Me/Capitol Records/The Core Records
Hayden Haddock/Heaven on Horseback
Erin Duvall/Back to Me

March 20
Wynn Williams/Tornado (Re-Ride.)/Good Company Entertainment
Spencer Hatcher/Love Button/QHMG/Stone Country Records
Wishgarden/Tomorrow’s Song
Lucas Mason/Thrift Store Dress
Redd Faye/Everyone But Me

March 23
Bryan Martin/Tug of War
Omer Netzar/Don’t Ask Me
Wes McClelland/What I Know Now/WesMac LLC/Etymon Music Publishing

March 27
2 Lane Summer/First Dancin’ (Forever Version)/QHMG/Quartz Hill Records
Meeks Carter/Wonder/Red Street Records

March 30
Cam Shelton/My Grandpa & My Old Man/Cam Shelton Music

 

Album/EP Releases:

March 4
Breaking Eight/8 Second Strong

March 6
Russell Dickerson/Worth Your Wild/Triple Tigers
Hunter Hayes/Evergreen
Charlotte Sands/Satellite
Aaron Watson/Horse Named Texas/Adub Records
The Brook & The Bluff/Werewolf/Dualtone Records
Travis Bolt/Burning Bridges/Gravel Road
MORGXN/HEARTLAND (Deluxe)/BMG
Austin Michael/Lonestar
Brit Taylor/Land of the Forgotten/RidgeTone Records/Thirty Tigers
Lillie Kolich/Lorraine

March 13
Avery Anna/forgive, forget./Warner Records Nashville
Gavin Adcock/Country Never Dies/Thrivin’ Here Records/Warner Records Nashville
Pat Barrett/Break Open
The Jack Wharff Band/Strange/Big Machine Records
Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds/Mutiny After Midnight
Cat Clyde/Mud Blood Bone/Concord Records
Tony Trischka/Earl Jam 2
Colton Bowlin/Grandpa’s Mill/Thirty Tigers
Caroline Romano/it took me falling

March 20
Luke Combs/The Way I Am/Sony Music Nashville
Parker McCollum/PARKER MCCOLLUM Deluxe Edition/MCA
Tyler Nance/Midwest Memoir/Santa Anna Nashville
Atlus/Art of Letting Go/BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville
Morgan Evans/Steel Town/Virgin Music Group
Troy Cartwright/Etc. All The Rest
Aubrie Sellers/Attachment Theory/Casual Records/Carnival Recording Company
Leah Blevins/All Dressed Up
Daniel Grindstaff & The Uptown Troubadours/Daniel Grindstaff & The Uptown Troubadours
Danny Kensy/Higher/YEP Records

March 27
Ty Myers/Heavy On The Soul/RECORDS Nashville/Columbia
Flatland Cavalry/Work of Heart/Lost Highway
NEEDTOBREATHE/The Long Surrender/MCA
Drayton Farley/A Heavy Duty Heart/One Riot Records
Whey Jennings/Baptized By Fire/Dirt Rock Empire
Jim Lauderdale/Country Super Hits Volume 2
Joyann Parker/Life Lines

 

Industry Events:

March 3
MusicRow‘s 13th annual Rising Women on the Row breakfast

March 5-6
Nashville Production Week

March 6
22nd Annual Ringside: A Fight for Kids

March 13-15
C2C Festival

March 18-20
CRS 2026

March 24-28
34th Annual Tin Pan South

March 26
2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards

March 28-29
JUNO Awards

 

Upcoming Nashville Concerts:

Trisha Yearwood

March 3
Various Artists/The Listening Room 20th Anniversary/Ryman Auditorium
Good Terms/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 4
Priscilla Block & Friends/Ryman Auditorium
The Floozies + Too Many Zooz/Too Many Flooz Tour/Brooklyn Bowl
Makaya McCraven/The Basement East
Braden Bales and Ezra/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 5
The Wood Brothers/Ryman Auditorium
Kashus Culpepper/The Basement East
Pete York/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
Joe Stamm Band/EXIT/IN
John Michael Howell/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 6
KC And The Sunshine Band/Get Lifted Tour/Ryman Auditorium
Leela James/2BHonest/Brooklyn Bowl
Devin The Dude/The Basement East
Haffway/The Wither Tour/EXIT/IN
Charlene Kaye/The Blue Room
Joe Bryson/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 7
Super Future/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
MATISYAHU/City Winery
J. Roddy Walston/The Blue Room
A Beacon School/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 8
The Summer Set/The Basement East

March 9
JMSN/Cannery Hall (The Mil)

March 10
Buffalo Traffic Jam/The Basement East
Nekrogoblicon/EXIT/IN
Lúnasa/City Winery

March 11
The Wonder Years/2BHonest/Brooklyn Bowl
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong/The Basement East
Santiago Cruz/City Winery

March 12
Erra & Currents/The Silence Follows Tour/Brooklyn Bowl
Ratboys/When The Sun Explodes Tour/The Basement East
Stop Light Observations/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
Ace Hood/The Born Rebel Tour/EXIT/IN
Kirk Whalum/City Winery
Foy Vance/The Wake Album Release Celebration/The Blue Room
Ken Yates/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 13
The Hives/Brooklyn Bowl
The Browning/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
Low Cut Connie/City Winery

March 14
Cat Power/The Greatest Tour/Brooklyn Bowl
East Nash Grass/The Basement East
Carter Faith/The Cherry Valley Tour/EXIT/IN
Shawn Colvin/City Winery
Landon Conrath/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 15
Diana Ross/Grand Ole Opry House
Wednesday/Bleeds Tour/Brooklyn Bowl
KenTheMan/Kinda Famous 2our/The Basement East
Strung Out and Riverboat Gamblers/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
Carter Faith/The Cherry Valley Tour/EXIT/IN
Keke Wyatt/City Winery

March 16
Final Draft/Slow Dance Tour/City Winery

March 17
Bad Omens/Bridgestone Arena
Gogol Bordello/Brooklyn Bowl
Khamari/To Dry A Tear Part II/The Basement East
Midnight Til Morning/Cannery Hall (The Mil)

March 18
Our Lady Peace/30th Anniversary Tour/Brooklyn Bowl
Eggy/Something In The Air Tour/The Basement East
Ladysmith Black Mambazo/City Winery
The Technicolors/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 19
Various Artists/The Local Bowl/Brooklyn Bowl
Summer Camp/On The Road Tour/The Basement East
Semler/EXIT/IN
Cornelia Murr/The Blue Room

March 20
New Edition/The New Edition Way Tour/Bridgestone Arena
Robert Earl Keen/Ryman Auditorium
Mike Gordon/Brooklyn Bowl
The Early November + Hellogoodbye/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
Leah Blevins/Album Release Show/EXIT/IN
Coma Cinema + Trace Mountains/The Blue Room
Logan Michael/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 21
Slaughter To Prevail/The Pinnacle
Randy Rogers Band/Ryman Auditorium
Badflower/Brooklyn Bowl
Lucero/Celebrating 20 Years Of “Nobody’s Darlings”/The Basement East
Sidecar/EXIT/IN
Rhye/City Winery

March 22
Trisha Yearwood & Friends/Band As One Nashville/Grand Ole Opry House
Pat Metheny/Side-Eye III +/Ryman Auditorium
JONATHAN RICHMAN/The Basement East

March 23
Steven Curtis Chapman/Speechless Tour/Ryman Auditorium
BENEE/Particles Tour/The Basement East
Davide de Pierro/City Winery

March 24
Sweet Pill/Still There’s A Glow Tour/The Basement East

March 25
Odd Mob/Brooklyn Bowl
Patrick Watson/Uh Oh Tour/The Basement East
Robert Plant and the Saving Grace Band/Riverside Revival
Stephen Lynch/The Me Tour/City Winery
Madison Cunningham/The Ace Tour/The Blue Room

March 26
Robert Plant/Spring Fever/Ryman Auditorium
The Brook & The Bluff/The Werewolf Tour/Brooklyn Bowl
Alexander Stewart/What If? Tour/The Basement East
Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band/EXIT/IN
Madison Cunningham/The Ace Tour/The Blue Room

March 27
Puscifer/The Pinnacle
Trampled By Turtles/Ryman Auditorium
Various Artists/Sober Sessions/Marathon Music Works
Various Artists/Club 1BD/Brooklyn Bowl
WITCHZ/ENTER AFTERLIFE Tour/The Basement East
The Goddam Gallows/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
Ryan Jesse/The Infamous Tour/EXIT/IN
Jim Messina/City Winery
Courtney Marie Andrews/The Valentine Tour/The Blue Room

March 28
Colony House/The 77 Tour/The Pinnacle
Cooper Alan/Ryman Auditorium
Dogs In A Pile/The Basement East
Rochelle Jordan/Cannery Hall (The Mil)
David Murphy/For My Peeps/EXIT/IN
Keith Washington/City Winery
Model/Actriz/The Blue Room

March 29
CeCe Winans/Grand Ole Opry House
Boys Like Girls/Soundtrack Of Your Life/Ryman Auditorium
Various Artists/Sisters In Song/EXIT/IN
David Wilcox/City Winery
Pink Skies/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 30
CeCe Winans/Grand Ole Opry House
Various Artists/Tammy Wynette Tribute Concert/Ryman Auditorium
Natalie Jane/the world i didn’t want tour/The Basement East
Lontalius/EXIT/IN
Maria Sommerville/Cannery Hall (Row One Stage)

March 31
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass/Ryman Auditorium
Steve Dorff/City Winery

Ella Gibson Signs With G Major Mgmt

Ella Gibson. Photo: James Bragg

Ella Gibson has signed with G Major Mgmt.

Hailing from a small town in central Illinois, Gibson is currently studying songwriting at Belmont University. She recently won Belmont’s Spring Songwriter’s Showcase Presented by BMI.

“I am so honored to be joining G Major,” shares Gibson. “Already, they have been incredible to work with during our time together. This team inspires me daily with their hard work, kindness and passion for what they do. I am so excited to see all that we accomplish together, and for the new music we’ve been working on.”

“We are thrilled to welcome Ella Gibson to the G Major roster,” says G Major Mgmt founder Virginia Bunetta. “She’s a rare artist whose songwriting feels timeless and her voice and perspective cut through the noise. She represents the next evolution of authentic female artistry.”

Brandy Clark To Launch Headline Tour This Spring

Brandy Clark. Photo: Victoria Stevens

Brandy Clark will kick off a new headlining tour, “An Evening with Brandy Clark” this spring beginning April 23 in Greensboro, North Carolina.

The new dates will include stops in Atlanta, Louisville, Knoxville, Phoenix and many others. Tickets are available for pre-sale now, with general on-sale today (Feb. 27) brandyclarkmusic.com/tour.

Clark recently performed “Trailblazer (Dream Chaser Version)” at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards alongside Reba McEntire and Lukas Nelson. The song is a reimagined version of the original, Grammy-nominated song, “Trailblazer,” which Clark originally wrote with Lainey Wilson and Miranda Lambert and reworked specifically for the Grammy In Memoriam performance. She also composed the music for the hit musical comedy Shucked alongside her longtime collaborator Shane McAnally, which will make its U.K. premiere this summer at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, with a limited season run from May 10 to June 14.

Brandy Clark Tour Dates:
March 16-19—Miami, FL—Cayamo Cruise 2026*
April 23—Greensboro, NC—The Pyrle
April 24—Hopewell, VA—The Beacon Theatre
April 28—Louisville, KY—Bomhard Theater
April 29—Atlanta, GA—Buckhead Theatre
April 30—Knoxville, TN—Bijou Theatre
May 1—Decatur, AL—Princess Theatre
May 9—Phoenix, AZ—Musical Instrument Museum
May 10—San Juan Capistrano, CA—The Coach House
May 12—Agoura Hills, CA—Canyon Club
May 13—Menlo Park, CA—The Guild Theatre
May 15—Grass Valley, CA—The Center for The Arts
May 16—Novato, CA—HopMonk Tavern Novato
May 28—The Woodlands, TX—Dosey Doe
May 29—Kerrville, TX—Kerrville Folk Festival
May 30—San Angelo, TX—Brooks & Bates Theatre
July 24—White Sulfur Springs, MT—Red Ants Pants Music Festival