BMI Customers/Association Partners Treated to Special Performance at Mountain High Music Festival

Posted in News on January 31, 2019
Pictured (L-R) after the special house party performance for BMI licensing customers and association partners during the Mountain High Music Festival are: (Standing) Nielson Audio VP of Audience Insights Tony Hereau, BMI’s David Preston, BMI songwriters Lance Carpenter and Kendell Marvell, Colorado Restaurant Association President and CEO Sonia Riggs, Colorado Restaurant Association VP of Strategic Partnerships Devany McNeill, Cherry Creek Radio CEO Jonathan Brewster, and Colorado Broadcasters Association President and CEO Justin Sasso. (Kneeling) BMI’s Dan Spears.
Pictured (L-R) after the special house party performance for BMI licensing customers and association partners during the Mountain High Music Festival are: (Standing) Nielson Audio VP of Audience Insights Tony Hereau, BMI’s David Preston, BMI songwriters Lance Carpenter and Kendell Marvell, Colorado Restaurant Association President and CEO Sonia Riggs, Colorado Restaurant Association VP of Strategic Partnerships Devany McNeill, Cherry Creek Radio CEO Jonathan Brewster, and Colorado Broadcasters Association President and CEO Justin Sasso. (Kneeling) BMI’s Dan Spears.

As has become tradition, BMI Licensing’s Industry Relations department hosted a special dinner for customers and association partners who attended this year’s Mountain High Music Festival, which was presented by BMI Icon Dean Dillon and BMI. The event, held recently (1/16-1/19) in Crested Butte, Colorado, included an evening of great food and drink that was capped off by a performance from two of BMI’s top Nashville songwriters. Award-winning scribes Kendell Marvel and Lance Carpenter sang and told the stories behind the big hits they wrote for such country stars as Kelsea Ballerini, Gary Allan, Chris Stapleton, Jamey Johnson  and Jake Owen. Both writers are also artists in their own right: Carpenter is on Toby Keith’s Show Dogs Records, and Marvel toured the country this past year opening for artists like the Brothers Osborne in support of his debut album Lowdown and Lonesome. The Mountain High Music Festival benefits Cattlemen’s Days Tough Enough To Wear Pink and Adaptive Sports Center.

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