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Apr 11, 2014 BMI concluded its 2014 Road to Bonnaroo competition this week at Nashville’s Mercy Lounge and High Watt with 10 intense sets from some of the region’s best Indie talent. The final tally went to Kansas Bible Company, who earned the third and final spot at Bonnaroo, to be held in Manchester, TN, on June 12-15. Previous 2014 Road to Bonnaroo… View Photo

Apr 08, 2014 BMI recently hosted a listening party for Martina McBride’s forthcoming album, Everlasting, in the Company's Nashville offices. In addition to the sampling of the release, Music Row contributor and country music historian Robert K. Oermann lead a brief Q&A session with the multi-CMA and GRAMMY Award winner. Everlasting, McBride’s first independent disc, is set for release today, April 8. Pictured L-R:… View Photo

Apr 08, 2014 Martina McBride and BMI’s Jody Williams at the Everlasting listening party, held at BMI. View Photo

Apr 08, 2014 Martina McBride fields questions from Robert K. Oermann at the BMI Nashville offices during the Everlasting listening party. View Photo

Apr 03, 2014 BMI’s Clay Bradley (left) and Jody Williams (right) present Paul Overstreet with reissues of his BMI Country Awards. View Photo

Apr 03, 2014 The BMI Nashville Writer/Publisher Relations team presents Paul Overstreet with dozens of Million-Air Certificates. View Photo

Apr 03, 2014 Overstreet’s flood-damaged BMI Awards. View Photo

Apr 03, 2014 Pictured are BMI’s Bradley Collins, Perry Howard, Clay Bradley, and Mark Mason; Overstreet’s wife Julie Miller; Overstreet; BMI’s Leslie Roberts; Overstreet’s children Nash, Summer, and Charity; and BMI’s Jody Williams. View Photo

Mar 27, 2014 Tin Pan South 2014 has officially begun! The annual songwriters festival brings together more than 300 of the nation's top writers for a week of showcases across top Nashville venues. This year's BMI showcase took place at the historic bluegrass hall, the Station Inn, and featured Chance McCoy and Critter Fuqua of Old Crow Medicine Show, Chuck Mead of BR549… View Photo

Mar 27, 2014 Honky-tonk royalty Chuck Mead shares a "murder ballad," a song about the Kansas killings that inspired Truman Capote's In Cold Blood. View Photo