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Heypenny closed out BMI’s Next Big Nashville show by hopping off stage and leading the crowd in a sing-along of Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.”
Artists enjoy brunch on BMI at the annual Next Big Nashville BMI/Guitar Center Artist and Industry VIP Brunch at Cabana on October 10.
Pictured backstage at BMI’s Next Big Nashville Show on Saturday, October 10 are BMI’s Beth Mason, CAA’s Matt Morgan, Ponderosa’s Chris Sampson, Colton Entertainment’s Doug Colton, Ponderosa’s Darren Dodd and J.T. Hall, CAA’s Tim Beeding, Ponderosa’s John Dance and Kalen Nash, and J. Romo Music Management’s Jeremiah Romo.
Pictured at the Next Big Nashville BMI/Guitar Center Artist and Industry VIP Brunch on October 10 are BMI’s Jody Williams, GC Pro’s Adam Hudson, BMI’s Beth Mason, and Next Big Nashville’s Ethan Opelt and Jason Moon Wilkins.
TenTen Music’s Patrick Clifford, BMI’s Clay Bradley, Mikky Ekko, and BMI’s Beth Mason smile for the camera at the Next Big Nashville BMI/Guitar Center Artist and Industry VIP Brunch on October 10.
Ten Out of Tenn’s Kyle Andrews performs at BMI’s Next Big Nashville show on October 10 at Mercy Lounge.
Pictured at the Next Big Nashville BMI/Guitar Center Artist and Industry VIP Brunch on October 10 are BMI’s Beth Mason, with Ten Out of Tenn’s Kristen and Trent Dabbs.
The Protomen fought an epic battle through synthesizers and drums at BMI’s Next Big Nashville show on October 10 at Mercy Lounge.
With Southern swagger, Ponderosa opened BMI’s Next Big Nashville show on October 10 at Mercy Lounge.
BMI’s Jody Williams and certified guitar players Steve Wariner, 2008 inductee Duane Eddy, and 2009 Musician’s Hall of Fame inductee Dick Dale enjoy the 2009 Musicians Hall of Fame induction ceremony held October 12 in Nashville. Wariner performed a tribute to the late great Chet Atkins.
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