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Dec 07, 2015 BMI songwriter Seth Walker gives ISHAE members a taste of New Orleans blues. View Photo

Dec 07, 2015 Pictured (L-R) before Seth took the stage are (back row): Maryland Hotel and Lodging Association President and CEO Amy Rohrer, ISHAE Chair and Maine Innkeepers Association Executive Director Greg Dugal, BMI songwriter Seth Walker, Tennessee Hospitality Association President and CEO Greg Adkins, Virginia Hospitality & Travel Association President Eric Terry. (front row): BMI’s Dan Spears and Arkansas Director of Membership… View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 Nashville-based BMI songwriter Travis Meadows shows the audience his talent for writing emotional country tracks. Meadows has written songs for fellow BMI writers Jake Owen, Frankie Ballard and Eric Church. View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 Playing songs off his latest EP, Staring at Maps – Pt. 1, BMI songwriter Sean Bruce rocks the BMI stage at the French Quarter Festival. View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 Country artist and BMI songwriter Karen Waldrup croons to the crowd from BMI’s stage at the French Quarter Festival. Waldrup has a busy summer schedule touring the U.S., singing top-notch songs off her four albums. View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 BMI’s Clay Bradley, BMI songwriters Sean Bruce and Andrew Duhon and BMI’s Mark Mason stand together at BMI’s stage at the French Quarter Festival. The stage is now in its 6th year, providing a chance for festival goers to discover a wide range of BMI’s blues, folk and jazz songwriters. View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 Posing for a quick picture at BMI’s stage at the French Quarter Festival, The Historic New Orleans Collection’s Kathy Slimp stands with BMI songwriter Travis Meadows and BMI’s Mark Mason. View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 Featuring steel drums and piano, Daria and the Hip Drops show off their signature pop funk sound at the BMI stage at French Quarter Music Festival. View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 Closing out the BMI stage at the French Quarter Festival, BMI songwriter Colin Lake plays tracks from his upcoming album One Thing That’s For Sure. View Photo

Apr 18, 2015 The crowd fills the courtyard at The Historic New Orleans Collection, a museum, research center and publisher focusing on the rich history of New Orleans. View Photo