Country To Country Adds To 2026 Lineup With The Bluebird Cafe, Song Suffragettes & More

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Country To Country 2026 has announced that the Bluebird Cafe, Song Suffragettes and the Official Afterparties are all part of the lineup of events for this year’s festival, which returns to The O2 in London on March 13-15.

The Bluebird Cafe is celebrating 10 years at Country to Country in 2026. The seated show in the intimate O2 Blueroom will be a songwriter’s round, with each artist taking turns to talk about their relationship with The Bluebird, their songwriting, and the stories behind their music. Over three shows, Emily Ann Roberts, Aaron Raitiere, McCoy Moore, Jade Bird, Mae Estes, Tyce Delk, Meg McRee, Liam St John and Jeff Cohen will perform. The special events go on sale to the general public on Jan. 30 via c2c-countrytocountry.com.

“Celebrating a decade of The Bluebird Cafe at Country to Country is a testament to the enduring power of the Nashville songwriting community and the dedication of our UK audience that believes in the power of original music,” says Erika Nichols (President/GM, Bluebird Cafe). Over the last 10 years, we’ve watched our shows become a cornerstone of the C2C experience, providing a platform for both legendary writers and the next generation of talent. We are so proud of this partnership and the way it continues to foster a deep connection between artist and audience.”

In addition, the Song Suffragettes will host a songwriters round in London on March 15. Taking place at the O2 Blueroom, Alyssa Flaherty, Georgia Ku, Hannah McFarland and Maya Lane will perform. Song Suffragettes is the all-female country showcase that takes place every Monday night at The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville.

A favorite among C2C fans, The Official Afterparties also return in 2026. These special performances followed by a DJ set keep the party going after the main stage headliner has finished. Taking place in Indigo at The O2, Emily Ann Roberts performs on March 13, Jackson Dean on March 14, and Ashley Cooke on March 15. The sets will be followed each night by Rattlesnake Johnny, spinning country favorites until the evening wraps.

Jackson Dean has also been confirmed to co-host the main stage alongside Bob Harris OBE, introducing each artist before their performance. The festival stage artists and more are yet to be announced, and these special events go on sale Jan. 30 via c2c-countrytocountry.com.

Tracy Lawrence Slates ‘No Alibis Tour’

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Tracy Lawrence. Photo: Blake Harbison

Tracy Lawrence will kick off his “No Alibis Tour” on March 12 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida.

The 31 date trek will make stops in El Paso, Nashville, Savannah, Midland, Roanoke and more before wrapping on Aug. 29 in Long Beach. The tour will also include festival appearances at Two Step Inn, Pasadena Strawberry Festival, Carolina Country Music Festival, Rock the South, Barefoot Country Music Festival, First Peoples Wing-Off & Music Festival, and Country Stampede

“This year felt like the right time to lean back into headlining more shows and really celebrate these songs with the folks who’ve been there from the beginning and love real country music,” says Lawrence. “The ‘No Alibis Tour’ is about showing up and sharing a night that reminds us why we fell in love with country music in the first place. I can’t wait to sing all the hits together!”

Presale will begin today (Jan. 28) at 10 a.m. local time with general onsale taking place this Friday (Jan. 30) at 10 a.m. local time.

“No Alibis Tour” Dates:
March 12, 2026 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. at Ponte Vedra Concert Hall
March 14, 2026 in Gonzales, La. at Bulls, Bands and Barrels*
March 26, 2026 in Riverside, Iowa at Riverside Casino & Golf Resort
March 27, 2026 in Clear Lake, Iowa at Surf Ballroom
March 28, 2026 in Du Quoin, Ill. at Cord McCoy DuQuoin Rodeo
April 10, 2026 in Lake Charles, La. at Golden Nugget Lake Charles – Grand Event Center
April 16, 2026 in El Paso, Texas at The Plaza Theatre Performing Arts Center – Kendall Kidd Performance Hall*
April 17, 2026 in Canyon, Texas at The Backyard at the Lumberyard*
April 18, 2026 in Georgetown, Texas at Two Step Inn Festival
April 23, 2026 in Duluth, Minn. at Duluth Entertainment Convention Center Symphony Hall*
April 25, 2026 in Wisconsin Dells, Wis. at Crystal Grand Music Theatre
May 2, 2026 in Marietta, Ohio at Peoples Bank Theatre
May 3, 2026 in Nashville, Tenn. at Ryman Auditorium
May 7, 2026 in Savannah, Ga. at Johnny Mercer Theater*
May 8, 2026 in Dothan, Ala. at Dothan Civic Center*
May 14, 2026 in Wichita, Kan. at Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center Concert Hall*
May 16, 2026 in Pasadena, Texas at Pasadena Strawberry Festival
May 28, 2026 in Spartanburg, S.C. at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium*
May 29, 2026 in Roanoke, Va. at Berglund Performing Arts Center*
May 30, 2026 in Reading, Pa. at Santander Performing Arts Center*
June 7, 2026 in Myrtle Beach, S.C. at Carolina Country Music Festival
June 11, 2026 in Decatur, Ala. at Rock the South*
June 12, 2026 in Corinth, Miss. at Crossroads Arena*
June 19, 2026 in Wildwood, N.J. at Barefoot Country Music Festival
June 20, 2026 in Cumberland, Md. at First Peoples Wing-Off & Music Festival
June 21, 2026 in Webster, Mass. at Indian Ranch Amphitheatre
June 27, 2026 in Bonner Springs, Kan. at Country Stampede
July 10, 2026 in Midland, Texas at Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center*
Aug. 7, 2026 in Peoria, Ill. at Prairie Home Alliance Theater*
Aug. 8, 2026 in Worthington, Iowa at Worthington Memorial Park
Aug. 29, 2026 in Long Beach, Calif. at Cali Country Cruise

* presented by Peachtree Entertainment

Inaugural Nashville Production Week To Be Held In March

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The inaugural Nashville Production Week has been set for March 5 and 6 at ARC Studios.

Launched by Kaetlin Fehl, Director of Production at FlyteVu, and Mary Spaulding, Production Manager at CMA, the event will bring together producers, production managers, crew, creatives and brand partners for conversations around how commercial, branded, and entertainment content gets made in Nashville, including work tied to music, artists, and live events.

The event will feature panels, lightning talks and networking moments. Tickets are on sale now. Event updates can be found here.

Additional Nashville Production Week board members include Tristan Cusick (Cusick Media) and Janna Cabello (Freelance Creative Producer).

Ian Munsick Partners With Triple Tigers Records

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Pictured (L-R): Laura Hostelley (VP Marketing, Triple Tigers), George Couri (Managing Partner), Annie Ortmeier (Co-President), Ian Munsick, Kevin Herring (Co-President), Raffaella Braun (VP Radio Promotion, Triple Tigers), Caroline Munsick (Not A Public Figure Management) | Photo Credit: Courtesy of Triple Tigers

Ian Munsick has partnered with Triple Tigers Records, under his own label WEST TO THE REST RECORDS.

“Every artist dreams of partnering with a record label that not only understands their vision, but creates a clear, passionate plan on how to reach that destination,” says Munsick. “After I played some of my new music for the team at Triple Tigers, they told me exactly what songs they thought could achieve that vision. In a day in age where labels often rely on third parties for opinions that may or may not eventually lead to action, it was so refreshing to hear the words ‘that song is a hit’ when playing a guitar/vocal work tape for the label heads. Results are never guaranteed in the music industry, but I am confident that the combination of this new era of Ian Munsick music and the strategic workhorse of Triple Tigers will result in a true 50/50 partnership made in country and western heaven.”

“Ian Munsick is the ultimate artist: unique identifiable voice, compelling songs and perspective, established brand and a massive fanbase that is growing by leaps and bounds. We are ecstatic to partner with Ian and are ready to take country music by storm,” add Triple Tigers Co-Presidents Kevin Herring and Annie Ortmeier.

The debut single from the new label and partnership, “Geronimo,” will be released this Friday (Jan. 30). The track was co-penned by Munsick, Devin Dawson and Mike Robinson, with production from Munsick and Robinson.

“Something tells me this is gonna be a big one…,” shares Munsick. “No word personifies the feeling of partnering with a new label, in a new year, and welcoming in the next chapter better than ‘Geronimo.’ In this song you’ll find themes of my old music like land and love but this time, blanketed in a sonic texture that perfectly captures who I am as an artist. It’s familiar yet eclectic, modern yet traditional, raw yet refined and with your help, it may very well be the biggest song I’ve ever released. Here’s to the new age… geronimo!!!”

Munsick will embark on his “Eagle Flies Free Tour,” kicking off Feb. 13 in Charlotte, with stops in Atlanta, Bozeman, Portland, and more. Special guests on the run include Lanie Gardner, Ben Haggard, Tyler Nance and Jake Worthington.

Singer-Songwriter Cameron Whitcomb To Head Out On ‘Fragile Egos Tour’ Beginning In March

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Cameron Whitcomb. Photo: James Baker

Singer-songwriter Cameron Whitcomb is set to launch his new “Fragile Egos Tour” beginning March 17 in Madison, Wisconsin.

Whitcomb will visit Green Bay, Omaha, Boston, Charlotte, New York City, Cleveland and many more cities on the new trek, which runs through July. Artist pre-sale tickets will be available starting today (Jan. 27), with the general on-sale to follow on Jan. 30. Fans can visit thecamwhitcomb.com/tour to sign up for early access to tickets and view details on exclusive VIP packages. Whitcomb has also partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 from every ticket sold goes to supporting organizations that provide care and resources for individuals recovering from drug addiction.

Next month Whitcomb will resume his touring schedule by joining Hardy for his “The Country! Country! Tour!” beginning Feb. 5 at Oshawa, Ontario’s Tribute Communities Centre before traveling through the U.S. and Canada on the “Fragile Egos Tour.” In addition, this May Whitcomb will head Down Under for a headline tour of Australia and New Zealand, with almost all dates already sold out and additional shows added in some markets due to overwhelming demand.

Last year the British Columbia native released his debut album, The Hard Way, along with a deluxe expanded edition available now via Atlantic Records. The Hard Way debuted as the No. 1 country album in Canada, earning Gold certification and quickly surpassing 500 million streams globally. The Hard Way (Deluxe) adds five special bonus tracks to the debut, including “End of the Morning,” a previously unheard collaboration with indie folk artist Evan Honer, as well as the brand new standout track, “Problem,” joined by an exclusive “Amazon Music presents” live performance video streaming now.

With five million monthly listeners on Spotify, over 4.5 million followers across his socials and 600 million global streams to date, Whitcomb is heading into the New Year after a landmark 2025. Named the 2025 recipient of CMA’s Jeff Walker Global Country Artist Award, Whitcomb was also among the big winners at the 2025 CCMA Awards, taking home the Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Fans’ Choice awards amidst six total nominations. Whitcomb also made his Canadian TV debut at the CCMA Awards with a live performance of “Quitter.”

Cameron Whitcomb 2026 Tour Dates:
2/5 – Oshawa, ON – Tribute Communities Centre *
2/6 – Hamilton, ON – TD Coliseum *
2/7 – London, ON – Canada Life Place *
2/11 – Winnipeg, MB – Canada Life Centre *
2/12 – Saskatoon, SK – SaskTel Centre *
2/13 – Edmonton, AB – Rogers Place *
2/19 – Calgary, AB – Scotiabank Saddledome *
2/20 – Penticton, BC – South Okanagan Events Centre *
2/21 – Abbotsford, BC – Rogers Forum*
3/17 – Madison, WI – The Sylvee ^
3/19 – Green Bay, WI – Resch Center *
3/20 – Moline, IL – Vibrant Arena at The MARK *
3/21 – Omaha, NE – CHI Health Center *
3/24 – Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore ^
3/26 – Allentown, PA – PPL Center *
3/27 – Charleston, WV – Charleston Coliseum *
3/28 – Evansville, IN – Ford Center *
4/1 – Boston, MA – House of Blues ^
4/4 – New York, NY – Irving Plaza ^
4/7 – Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore ^
4/8 – Charlottesville, VA – The Jefferson Theater ^
4/10 – Raleigh, NC – The Ritz ^
4/11 – Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel ^
4/19 – Georgetown, TX – Two Step Inn †
4/26 – Indio, CA – Stagecoach Music Festival †
5/5 – Auckland, New Zealand – Powerstation +
5/7 – Adelaide, Australia – The Gov (SOLD OUT) +
5/9 – Melbourne, Australia – Forum (SOLD OUT) +
5/10 – Melbourne, Australia – Forum +
5/12 – Brisbane, Australia – The Tivoli (SOLD OUT) +
5/13 – Brisbane, Australia – The Tivoli +
5/15 – Sydney, Australia – Roundhouse (SOLD OUT) +
5/16 – Sydney, Australia – Roundhouse +
5/29 – Fergus, ON – Meadows Music Festival †
5/30 – Detroit, MI – Saint Andrew’s Hall ^
6/2 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues ^
6/4 – Rogers, AR – Walmart AMP (Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion) *
6/5 – St. Louis, MO – Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre *
6/6 – Noblesville, IN – Ruoff Music Center *
6/18 – Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore ^
6/19 – Milwaukee, WI – TBA
6/20 – Bloomington, IL – Tailgate N’ Tallboys †
6/27 – Dauphin, MB – Dauphin’s Countryfest †
7/5 – Fort McMurray, AB – Hello Summer †
7/11 – Craven, SK – Country Thunder †
7/23 – Three Forks, MT – Headwaters Country Jam †
7/24 – Cheyenne, WY – Cheyenne Frontier Days Arena ^*
7/28 – Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater ^
8/2 – Camrose, AB – Big Valley Jamboree †

* Supporting Hardy’s “The Country! Country! Tour!”
^ Fragile Egos Tour – Newly Announced Headline Date
† Festival Performance
+ w/ Special guest Lewis Love

The Bellamy Brothers To Play First-Ever Ryman Headlining Show Celebrating 50 Years Of Hits

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Bellamy Brothers. Photo: Derrek Kupish, dkupish productions

The Bellamy Brothers will headline the Ryman Auditorium for the first time ever in their 50-year career on June 25.

The upcoming Ryman performance will celebrate the legacy of the Bellamys genre-spanning, decades-long career. Tickets for the special date are on sale now here. 50 years ago on Jan. 3, 1976, The Bellamy Brothers released “Let Your Love Flow,” a song that would become one of the most enduring hits of the era. The track gained rapid momentum following its release and during the week of May 1, 1976 reached No. 1 on the U.S. charts, solidifying its place in music history. The success of the song helped establish The Bellamy Brothers on an international level.

In addition to the Ryman Auditorium performance, fans can catch The Bellamy Brothers on tour throughout the year as they celebrate this milestone anniversary across the country, with shows set for Tulsa, Fort Worth, Wichita, Bakersfield, Branson and more through Dec. 5.

The duo continues to share their offstage life through five seasons of Honky Tonk Ranch, now streaming on American Country Network and YouTube, offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at life on the road and running their Florida ranch. They are also involved in the medical marijuana space through their partnership with Trulieve. Their brand, Old Hippie Stash, includes fan-favorite strains such as Rattler and Blue Rodeo in select states.

The Bellamy Brothers 2026 “50 Years Of Hits” Tour:
Jan. 29 Brewster Street Ice House Southside – Corpus Christi, Texas
Jan. 30 Mo’s Place – Katy, Texas
Feb. 5 Margaritaville – Tulsa, Okla.
Feb. 6 Shooters Bar – Victoria, Texas
Feb. 7 Jefferson Theatre – Beaumont, Texas
Feb. 12 Performing Arts Center at Kent State Tuscarawas – New Philadelphia, Ohio
Feb. 13 Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center – Clarksburg, W.Va.
Feb. 14 Chuck Mathena Center – Princeton, W.Va.
Feb. 21 Billy Bob’s Texas – Fort Worth, Texas
March 5 Florida Strawberry Festival – Plant City, Fla.
March 7 Orange Blossom Opry – Weirsdale, Fla.
March 8 Orange Blossom Opry – Weirsdale, Fla.
March 14 Firefighters Indian River – Vero Beach, Fla.
March 19 Texan Theater – Cleveland, Texas
March 20 Roanoke Live – Roanoke, Texas
March 21 Memorial City Hall Performance Center – Marshall, Texas
March 29 Hallenstadion – Zürich, Switzerland
April 1 Freiheitshalle Hof – Hof, Germany
April 11 Steaks on main – Bonham, Texas
April 17 Makenna Elrod Seiler Foundation – Uvalde Estates, Texas
April 18 Red River Station – Saint Jo, Texas
April 23 Harvester Performance Center – Rocky Mount, Va.
May 1 Dosey Doe Big Barn – The Woodlands, Texas
May 2 Tilden Livestock Scholarship Association – Tilden, Texas
May 9 John T. Floore Country Store – Helotes, Texas
May 12 Casino Regina – Regina, Canada
May 13 EA Rawlinson Centre For the Arts – Prince Albert, Canada
May 14 Red Deer Resort & Casino – Red Deer, Canada
May 15 Deerfoot Inn & Casino – Calgary, Canada
May 16 Deerfoot Inn & Casino – Calgary, Canada
May 17 Red Deer Memorial Centre – Red Deer, Canada
May 20 Vic Juba Community Theatre – Lloydminster, Canada
May 21 Bailey Theatre – Camrose, Canada
May 22 Eagle River Casino & Travel Plaza – Division No. 13, Canada
May 23 Century Casino – Edmonton, Canada
May 24 Paramount Center for the Arts – Bristol, Tenn.
June 4 Birdsong Amphitheater – Stephenville, Texas
June 5 Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts – Amarillo, Texas
June 6 Old Town Leander – Leander, Texas
June 11 Blue Gate Theatre – Shipshewana, Ind.
June 12 First Avenue Club – Iowa City, Iowa
June 13 El Rancho Manana Campground – Richmond, Minn.
June 27 Camp Margaritaville RV Resort Crystal Beach – Bolivar Peninsula, Texas
July 4 1945 Dade County Fair – Trenton, Ga.
July 9 ND Country Fest – New Salem, N.D.
July 10 Royal River Casino & Hotel – Flandreau, S.D.
July 17 House Pasture Cattle Co – Concan, Texas
July 18 Pines Theater – Lufkin, Texas
July 24 City of White Deer: Rodeo – White Deer, Texas
July 25 Red Rooster IceHouse – Hawkins, Texas
Aug. 1 Greenville Municipal Auditorium – Greenville, Texas
Aug. 8 Sounds Of Summer Concert Series – Van Alstyne, Texas
Aug. 21 Arlington Music Hall – Arlington, Texas
Aug. 28 Gillespie County Fair Grounds – Fredericksburg, Texas
Aug. 29 The Palace Theatre – Corsicana, Texas
Sept. 5 Coyote Country Store – Gail, Texas
Sept. 13 Williams County Fairgrounds – Montpelier, Ohio
Sept. 19 The Post OG – Orange Grove, Texas
Sept. 26 Wichita Union Stockyards – Wichita, Kan.
Oct. 2 Andy Griffith Playhouse – Mount Airy, N.C.
Oct. 3 Rockingham Theatre – Reidsville, N.C.
Oct. 9 Georgia Mountain Fair Inc – Hiawassee, Ga.
Oct. 10 The Mansion Theatre for the Performing Arts – Branson, Mo.
Oct. 17 11th Street Cowboy Bar – Bandera, Texas
Oct. 24 Johnny’s Steaks & Bar-Be-Que – Salado, Texas
Nov. 7 Bakersfield College Rodeo – Bakersfield, Calif.
Nov. 11 The Amish Country Theater – Walnut Creek, Ohio
Nov. 13 Kentucky Opry – Benton, Ky.
Nov. 14 The Mansion Theatre for the Performing Arts – Branson, Mo.
Dec. 5 Richard Childress Racing – Welcome, N.C.

RFD Network Rebrands With New Multi-Platform Strategy

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RFD Network has officially rebranded from Rural Media Group. The change reflects the company’s shift from a primarily distribution-led operation to a content-first network centered on original rural programming across television, streaming, digital and audio.

Led by Gatsby Gottsch Solheim and Raquel Gottsch Koehler, RFD Network has unified its core platforms including RFD-TV (linear), RFD+ (streaming), Rural Radio on SiriusXM, podcasts, and digital properties under a single network brand.

“This evolution is about honoring our roots while investing in the content needed to serve the next generation of farmers and ranchers and the challenges ahead,” says Solheim, Co-Owner and Chief Financial and Legal Officer. “Our television programming has long served the people who work every day to feed and fuel our world. Today, we are expanding that focus to better serve the one in five Americans who identify as rural and are often overlooked by national media. By strengthening our platforms and making our programming easier to discover across every screen, we’re ensuring rural stories remain accessible, relevant, and visible, no matter how or where audiences choose to watch.”

The company has refreshed its branding to include updated logos. Expanded content will include new original music programming produced from Fort Worth’s Stockyards rolling out in May, the first original podcast, Dirt Diaries, and more.

CRS Reveals 2026 Lineup For ‘Cycle of A Song’ Series

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Country Radio Seminar has unveiled the lineup for its “Cycle of A Song” series as part of the Digital Music Summit (DMS) during CRS 2026.

The “Cycle of A Song” series provides a behind-the-scenes exploration of the journey a song takes from inception to chart success. This year’s series will feature Josh Ross’ “Single Again,” Chase Matthew’s “Darlin’,” and Koe Wetzel’s “High Road.” Additional details including panel participants and more will be announced at a later date.

General registration for CRS 2026, taking place March 18–20 in Nashville, is available now.

“Cycle of A Song” Schedule:
Wednesday, March 18 (11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m.) — “Single Again” with Josh Ross
Thursday, March 19 (2:30 p.m. – 3:20 p.m.) — “Darlin” with Chase Matthew
Friday, March 20 (3:00 p.m. – 3:50 p.m.) — “High Road” with Koe Wetzel

Jump.Global Elevates JJ Farrell

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JJ Farrell. Photo: Hannah Drake

jump.global has promoted JJ Farrell to Managing Director. In his new role, he will oversee day-to-day operations across jump.global, including partnerships, client services, community growth and live events.

Farrell is upped from his previous role as Senior Director of Marketing & Partnerships, leading the company’s roster of agency clients and strategic partners while helping expand flagship initiatives including the NO EGO event series and the jump.global Summit.

Before jump.global, Farrell served as Membership, Marketing, and Partnerships Manager at the Music Business Association. His previous stops also include roles with the ACM Awards, CMA Awards, Sony Music Nashville, Atlantic Records, and KP Entertainment. Farrell is a graduate of Belmont University’s Music Business program, and is currently based in Nashville.

“jump.global has become a home for building meaningful connections and creating space for honest, human-centered conversations across the music business,” says Farrell. “I’m excited to continue serving our global community of thousands and to help make this industry a better place to exist.”

“In the seven years I’ve known JJ, he’s grown from an exceptional marketer and events professional into a multifaceted brand builder and strategic leader,” adds Nick Maiale, Founder of jump.global. “I’m thrilled to see him step into this role as we expand our services and launch year-round community membership offerings, and exciting new events, in 2026.”

Farrell can be reached here.

BREAKING: Sony Music Publishing & Domain Capital Group Acquire Miranda Lambert’s Full Song Catalog

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Pete Chiappetta, Miranda Lambert and Rusty Gaston. Photo: Brayln Kelly Smith

Sony Music Publishing Nashville and Domain Capital Group have partnered to acquire Miranda Lambert‘s catalog, encompassing her complete back catalog of songs. SMP Nashville and Domain have also signed a go-forward publishing deal with Lambert covering future works, extending SMP’s longstanding partnership with the country superstar, which originally began in 2003.

Managing Director, Domain Capital Group Pete Chiappetta says, “Miranda Lambert’s many awards and accolades are a testament to her ability to create impactful songs and her catalog is full of them. We are excited to be able to partner with her as well as Rusty and the incredible team at Sony Music Publishing and see what Miranda does next. This catalog is a meaningful addition to Domain’s country music portfolio and reflects our continued focus on investing in timeless songs and the writers who create them.”

“Miranda is real in every sense of the word,” shares Sony Music Publishing Nashville CEO Rusty Gaston. “Her authenticity sets her apart and has made her a trailblazing songwriter whose voice and songs have shaped modern country music. We are honored to partner with Pete and Domain to champion her incredible songs and continue to support her as she chases her dreams to new heights.”

A critically acclaimed, award-winning songwriter, artist, entertainer, producer and entrepreneur, Lambert’s catalog encompasses No. 1 hits including “White Liar,” “Bluebird,” “Over You” and “Heart Like Mine,” as well as No. 1 country albums including the Platinum-certified The Weight of These Wings, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Kerosene. She has also achieved acclaim for songs she has penned for other artists including Morgan Wallen’s “Thought You Should Know,” Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” and Ashley Monroe’s “I’m Good At Leavin’,” plus Luke Combs’s “Outrunnin’ Your Memory” and Lainey Wilson’s “Good Horses,” both of which also showcase Lambert as a featured artist.

Her current Grammy-nominated single, “A Song To Sing,” which she co-wrote and sings on with Chris Stapleton, arrived as the biggest streaming debut of her career, while her additional co-written collaboration “Trailblazer” with Reba McEntire and Lainey Wilson is also up for a Grammy this year. Her tenth solo studio album, the Grammy-nominated Postcards from Texas, continued her streak of 10 consecutive Top 10s on the Top Country Albums chart.

Lambert’s critically acclaimed catalog of music will also serve as the inspiration for a forthcoming project being developed by Sony Pictures Television for Hulu.

Lambert was represented in the transaction by Jess Rosen at Greenberg Traurig, LLP, and Domain Capital Group was represented by Sheppard Mullin.