Sacramemento: Wheelhouse's Chayce Beckham (c) with KNCI/Sacramento's Sonia Jimenez and Chad Rufer and the label's Steve Pleshe (front).
Signage: Singer/songwriter Morgan Wade (l) commemorates her Warner Records Nashville signing with the label's Cris Lacy.
Signage: Singer/songwriter Abbey Cone (r) celebrates signing with Endurance Music Group with Quinton Digital's Amanda Quinton and EMG's Michael Martin and Courtney Kruckeberg (l-r).
Signage: Songwriter/producer Dallas Wilson signs with Warner Chappell Music Nashville in partnership with The Core Entertainment. Pictured (l-r) are attorney Rush Hicks, WCM's Bryce Gravitt, The Core's Chief Zaruk, Wilson, The Core's Simon Tikhman and Jamie Sudhalter and WCM's Austen Adams.
Goodwin Hunting: Big Machine's Cole Goodwin (c) with KSCS/Dallas' Al Farb (l) and Mike Preston.
Paw Revere: Warner's Gavin Adcock with the Cat Country (WYCT/Pensacola) team at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, AL. Pictured (l-r) are the station's Abigail Timmons, Jordan Glass and Morgan Sasser, Adcock and the station's Brent Lane.
The Ben 98: Stone Country's Ben Gallaher (r) with WSIX/Nashville's Ryan McKiddy.
Hate At First Sight: The Combustion Music team celebrates Josh Ross’ “Hate How You Look," the inaugural No. 1 for its four writers. Pictured (front, l-r) the company's Keithan Melton and co-writers Jessica Farren, Christian Yancey, Chris McKenna, Chris Sainato; (back, l-r) the company's Chris Farren, Kelly Lyons and Chris “Falcon” Van Belkom.
Triple Tigers Records Co-President Kevin Herring has stepped down and will henceforth serve as a strategic advisor focusing on A&R and label strategy. "This is the first step toward retirement for me," Herring says. "I'm grateful for the chance to step back and play a support role that allows me more control of my own schedule, including more time with my wife and grandson, while still coaching staff and fostering artists' careers with Triple Tigers."
Founding Partner George Couri adds, "This label has the best batting average of achieving radio No. 1s in country music history. That is because of the team that Kevin put together and led. We are so grateful he's agreed to stay on in this new capacity." Herring was named Co-President alongside Annie Ortmeier in 2023 (Breaking News 9/13/2023), having joined the label as SVP/Promotion in 2017. Prior stops include Warner, Lyric Street and Mercury. His career started in radio at WWWW/Detroit. Reach him here.
