Fight Leaf Clover: Columbia's Luke Combs plays Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, IN. Pictured (l-r) are the label's Christy Garbinski, WLHK/Indianapolis' Sean Copeland, WBYT's Deb Miles and Brittney Baily, Combs, WFMS/Indianapolis' Matt Malone, WBTU/Fort Wayne, IN's Randy Alomar and WLHK's Nick Jordan.
Holdin' It Dune: Mr. "Double L," Jeremiah McGinnis, WRN's Kayla Burnett, KNIX/Phoenix's Lois “Double-L” Lewis and WRN's Jenna Johnson (l-r) at Chase Matthew's (not pictured) Stagecoach set.
ShaKUZZy: Empire/Magnolia's Shaboozey (c) with KUZZ/Bakersfield's Ness Heraldez and Brent Michaels at Stagecoach.
Lakey Breaky Heart: Quartz Hill's Lakelin Lemmings with KYGO/Denver's Shawn Patrick (top left) and Big Mic (top right) and KWNR's Sammi Tempesta and MoJoe Roberts at the station's Next Big Thing.
Spring Break: Warner/WRN's Ashley McBryde and Wheelhouse's Alexandra Kay play WLFP/Memphis' Springfest Show. Pictured (top, l-r) are the label's James Marsh, the station's Erin Austin and Chris Michaels, McBryde and QPrime's Angela Lange; (bottom) Kay with Michaels.
Smoke Break: Billy Jam's Alex Miller (c) plays "Secondhand Smoke" for Big D & Bubba's Derek “Big D” Haskins, Jessica "Carsen" Humphreville and Sean “Bubba” Powell (l-r).
Miranda Lambert has aligned with MCA to support future music releases. Lambert signed with Republic/Big Loud two years ago (Breaking News 4/23/2024) after 20 years with Sony Music Nashville. She will continue her role as a founder of Big Loud Texas, which launched in 2023.
"Miranda is a generational artist whose influence and artistry continue to shape modern music," says MCA President/CEO Mike Harris. "We are honored to work alongside her as she enters this next chapter and we look forward to building something truly special together." Adds Lambert, "Throughout my life and career, I have found that the common thread in every chapter is finding the right people – songwriters, musicians, collaborators, and team members – to match the moment. I am honored to join a roster and a team with such a rich history of championing artistry."
Lambert sold her publishing catalog to Sony Music Publishing Nashville and Domain Capital Group earlier this year.
