BMI’s Rooftop On The Row® Presented by George Dickel Whisky Returns with Headliners Chase Matthew and Drew Baldridge

BMI’s Rooftop On The Row® presented by George Dickel Whisky, returned for its signature music series last night with performances from PLATINUM-selling artist Chase Matthew and chart-topping singer-songwriter Drew Baldridge. More than 600 music industry guests packed in BMI’s Nashville office for “one of the city’s hottest industry gatherings” (Nashville.com), emceed by BMI’s Mason Hunter.

DJ Smoke kicked off the evening with a high-energy set that set the tone for the Warner Records Nashville artist Matthew, who took the stage with “County Line,” “Holdin’ It Down” and “Love You Again.” The Nashville native closed his electrifying set with his current top 15 radio duet “All My Exes” (feat. Lauren Alaina) and his debut chart-topper, “Darlin’.” Baldridge followed as he showcased his heartfelt authenticity through “Diesel & Dirt” and “Maker’s Mark” which both are featured on his upcoming album FARM FAITH FAMILY, out September 18. He captivated the crowd with his empowering top 10 hit “Tough People” and wrapped the evening with his PLATINUM–certified No. One hit “She’s Somebody’s Daughter,” which made him the highest-charting independent artist in Billboard Country Airplay history.

In between sets, guests enjoyed music, beverages and activations provided by event sponsors George Dickel Whisky, Delta Air Lines, Dogfish Head Beer, First Horizon, Gallagher Insurance, Red Bull Jukebox, Shure, Texas Roadhouse, White Claw, Xperi and YETI.

BMI’s Rooftop On The Row® series continues with Pynk Beard and Bryan Martin on August 18. The final event on September 15 will serve as the official kickoff to AMERICANAFEST, with performers to be announced in the coming weeks. Over the years, BMI’s Rooftop On The Row® series has featured some of country music’s most in-demand artists such as Kaitlin Butts, Colbie Caillat, Wyatt Flores, Riley Green, Ella Langley, HARDY, K. Michelle, Vincent Mason, Lukas Nelson, Billy Strings, Morgan Wallen and Tucker Wetmore.