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Special Concert by Nashville Country Artists Highlight Beasley Broadcast Group GM Meeting

Posted in News on September 6, 2017
Pictured (L-R) are BMI’s Jessica Frost, BBGI VP of Programming Buzz Knight, BBGI CEO and BMI Board Member Caroline Beasley, BMI songwriter and Columbia Nashville recording artist Tyler Farr, BBGI Chairman George Beasley, Curb recording artist and BMI songwriter Lee Brice, BBGI EVP of Programming Justin Chase and BBGI Country Format Captain and WSOC Charlotte Operations Manager DJ Stout.
Pictured (L-R) are BMI’s Jessica Frost, BBGI VP of Programming Buzz Knight, BBGI CEO and BMI Board Member Caroline Beasley, BMI songwriter and Columbia Nashville recording artist Tyler Farr, BBGI Chairman George Beasley, Curb recording artist and BMI songwriter Lee Brice, BBGI EVP of Programming Justin Chase and BBGI Country Format Captain and WSOC Charlotte Operations Manager DJ Stout.

BMI helped Beasley Broadcast Group honor the radio group’s top performers by providing musical entertainment at their annual awards dinner held August 24, at The Ritz-Carlton in Naples, FL.  BMI singer-songwriter and Columbia Nashville recording artist Tyler Farr, along with BMI songwriter and Curb recording artist Lee Brice, did a guitar pull playing some of their top hits for Beasley corporate executives and station GMs. Farr is currently opening for Brantley Gilbert’s “The Devil Don’t Sleep Tour,” while promoting his newest single “I Should Go To Church Sometime.”

Celebrating its 56th anniversary this year, Beasley Broadcast Group currently owns and operates 63 stations (45 FM and 18 AM) in 15 large and mid-size markets in the United States.

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