Photo Archive
Crowfield’s Parker Gins and Tyler Mechem, BMI’s David Claassen, manager Scott Frazier and Crowfield’s Joe Giant pause for a photo at BMI’s rock showcase on June 4 at Vinyl in Atlanta.
The Greater Vavoom’s Pat K, Shangri-La and Monkeyboy deliver a dance-inducing performance during BMI’s rock showcase on June 4 at Vinyl in Atlanta.
State of Man’s James Beale, BMI’s David Claassen, State of Man’s John Stringer, Thomas Panza and Chris Love and sound engineer Bram Bessoff smile for the camera at BMI’s rock showcase on June 4 at Vinyl in Atlanta.
Adam Johnson (guitar), Carly Kane, Ben Bugna (drums), David Norwood (guitar) and Jon Daw (bass) of Stellate perform songs from their new EP I Get a Rush at BMI’s rock showcase on June 4 at Vinyl in Atlanta
Pictured at BMI’s rock showcase on June 4 at Vinyl in Atlanta are showcase performers State of Man’s John Stringer, Stellate’s Carly Kane, The Greater Vavoom’s Shangri-La and Crowfield’s Tyler Mechem, with BMI’s David Claassen and Kay Clary.
BMI staffers pause for a photo with the Lovell Sisters after the trio performed an inspired acoustic set before heading to Bonnaroo. Pictured are BMI’s Mark Mason and Clay Bradley; The Lovell Sisters’ Rebecca Lovell, Jessica Lovell and Megan Lovell; and BMI’s Leslie Roberts, Bradley Collins, and Beth Mason.
On their way to Bonnaroo Wednesday, June 10, the talented Lovell Sisters wowed employees at BMI’s offices in Nashville with a performance that featured a variety of songs, including an original tune, a traditional spiritual, and a Jimi Hendrix cover. Pictured are Rebecca Lovell, Megan Lovell, and Jessica Lovell of the Lovell Sisters.
Hip-hop singer, songwriter and producer Novel and pop-rock singer/songwriter Michael Tolcher recently took advantage of the writer room in BMI’s Atlanta offices, where the two sat down to co-write. Pictured are BMI’s Dave Claassen, Novel, Catherine Brewton, Michael Tolcher and BMI’s Byron Wright.
Marcus Johnson, Bruce Lehman, Katri Sipila, Serona Elton, Allison Demas, Scott A. Bearby participate in the "Promoting the Values of Copyright-A Win-Win Situation for All?" panel at the World Copyright Summit on June 10.
Robin Gibb, singer/songwriter from the Bee Gees and President of CISAC, wraps up the World Copyright Summit highlighting the key role of creators as Eric Baptiste, Director General, CISAC looks on at the Ronald Reagan Center, Washington, D.C., Wednesday, June 10.
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