Turnpike Music & Management

11/02/2024

Two years ago, Cole Swindell featured surprise guests at his first headlining gig at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium: Dierks Bentley joined him for "Flatliner," and Lauren Alaina performed "Never Say Never."

11/02/2024

https://musicrow.com/2024/10/industry-veteran-bob-bender-passes/

Industry veteran Robert "Bob" Bender passed away on Oct. 13 after a battle with cancer. He was 67 [...]

11/02/2024

Five years ago, the black leather jacket and pants that Olivia Newton-John sported in the movie "Grease" sold at a Beverly Hills auction for $405,700.

11/02/2024

Twenty-two years ago, Faith Hill's "Cry" debuted at #1 on the Billboard Country Albums chart.

11/02/2024

Happy birthday to Grammy-winning singer/songwriter kd lang ('Constant Craving,' 'Crying,' 'Hallelujah,' 'Skylark').

11/02/2024

https://musicrow.com/2024/10/luke-bryan-jockey-to-open-coopers-12south-retail-spot-in-nashville/

Luke Bryan has partnered with Jockey International Inc. to open Coopers 12South, an [...]

11/02/2024

Thirty-nine years ago, Steve Wariner hit #1 on the Billboard country singles chart with "Some Fools Never Learn."

11/02/2024

https://musicrow.com/2024/10/country-music-hall-of-fame-museum-receives-national-medal-of-arts/

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has been awarded the prestigious National Medal of [...]

11/02/2024

Born today, 1945: the late Keith Emerson, keyboards, from Emerson, Lake, and Palmer ('Lucky Man,' 'Still You Turn Me On,' 'Karn Evil 9').

11/02/2024

Fifty-five years ago, Jeannie C. Riley hit the top of the Billboard Country Albums chart for the first of four weeks with "Harper Valley P.T.A."

11/02/2024

https://musicrow.com/2024/10/alan-jackson-sturgill-simpson-to-headline-two-step-inn-2025/

Alan Jackson and Sturgill Simpson will headline the third annual Two Step Inn, taking place [...]

11/02/2024

Fifty years ago, Stevie Wonder hit the top of the Billboard Hot 100 with 'You Haven't Done Nothin',’ featuring The Jackson Five on backing vocals.

11/02/2024

Born today, 1945: the late Songwriters Hall of Fame and ASCAP Golden Note winner J.D. Souther (solo hit "You're Only Lonely," "Her Town Too" with James Taylor, Glen Campbell's "Faithless Love," and The Eagles' "Heartache Tonight”).

11/02/2024

https://musicrow.com/2024/10/bailey-zimmerman-celebrates-with-double-no-1-party/

BMI brought Bailey Zimmerman and his team together on Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 22) to celebrate [...]

11/02/2024

Fifty years ago, George Harrison became the first Beatle to undertake a solo world tour when he played a gig in Vancouver.

11/01/2024

Four years ago, Bobbie Gentry, Steve Earle, Kent Blazy, Brett James, and Spooner Oldham were inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame at the Music City Center.

11/01/2024

Gabby Barrett is getting into the holiday spirit, sharing that her first-ever Christmas album [...]

11/01/2024

Four years ago, Dolly Parton took over the cover of Parade magazine to promote her book "Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life In Lyrics."

11/01/2024

Nine years ago, Lucchese launched a Kacey Musgraves-branded line of boots, Kacey For Lucchese.

11/01/2024

Ten years ago, Florida Georgia Line's "Anything Goes" debuted at the top of the Billboard country albums chart.

11/01/2024

Morgan Wallen concluded his "One Night At A Time Tour" with a two-night stint at Charlotte's [...]

11/01/2024

Happy birthday to Rick Allen, drummer for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member band Def Leppard ('Pour Some Sugar On Me,' 'Rock Of Ages,' 'Animal,’ 'Love Bites').

11/01/2024

Brooks & Dunn are gearing up for the release of their new album Reboot II with some [...]

11/01/2024

Forty-four years ago, Waylon Jennings topped the Billboard country singles chart with "Theme from the Dukes of Hazzard (Good Ol' Boys)."

11/01/2024

Happy birthday to Anthony Kiedis, singer and co-founder of the Grammy-winning Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Red Hot Chili Peppers ('Under the Bridge,' 'By the Way,' 'Dani California'). Writer of the NY Times best-selling autobiography 'Scar Tissue.'