BMI Educates and Entertains at Brewers Association Conference

Posted in News on May 9, 2018
Gathered before the performance are: BA Business Development Manager Tom McCrory, BMI’s Dan Spears and Jessica Frost, BA Director Paul Gatza, Collective Soul’s Jesse Triplett and Ed Roland, BMI’s Josh Lagersen and BA President and CEO Bob Pease.
Gathered before the performance are: BA Business Development Manager Tom McCrory, BMI’s Dan Spears and Jessica Frost, BA Director Paul Gatza, Collective Soul’s Jesse Triplett and Ed Roland, BMI’s Josh Lagersen and BA President and CEO Bob Pease. Photo: © BREWERS ASSOCIATION

Music and beer joined forces at the Craft Brewers Conference and BrewExpo America®, held May 1-3 at Music City Center in Nashville, TN.  On the first day of the conference, BMI participated in a seminar entitled “Pulling Back the Curtain on Music Licensing.” The panel, which was comprised of BMI’s Dan Spears, BMI songwriter Dan Couch and Black Abby brewery owner Carl Meier, explained the role that performing rights organizations like BMI play in connecting music users with music creators.

On Thursday, May 2, BMI also provided the musical entertainment at the World Beer Cup Dinner. BMI award-winning songwriter and lead singer of the platinum-selling rock band Collective Soul, Ed Roland, kicked off the dinner performing chart-toppers “Shine,” “World I Know,” and “You.” Joining Ed for the performance was Collective Soul’s lead guitarist Jesse Triplett.

The Brewers Association (BA) is a not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American brewers, their beers and the community of brewing enthusiasts. The BA represents 4,000-plus U.S. breweries.

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