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BMLG THROWS AN AFTER PARTY

11/9/23

Following the 57th CMA Awards, BMLG’s Chairman/CEO Scott Borchetta and team celebrated Country Music’s biggest night during its annual after party.

The festivities boasted a star-studded guest list, including Carley Pearce—who performed “We Don’t Fight Anymore” during the ceremony alongside Chris Stapleton—as well as Brian Kelley and Lady A, who presented Single of the Year and New Artist of the Year, respectively.

Pictured above are (l-r) back row—LECADE, Chase McDaniel, Brett Young, Jackson Dean, Midland’s Jess Carson, Chris Janson, Kelley, Mae Estes, Riley Green, Midland’s Mark Wystrach; front row—Tiera Kennedy, Pearce, BMLG’s Borchetta and Sandi Spika Borchetta and Mackenzie Carpenter.

(l-r) McDaniel, Big Machine Records’ Clay Hunnicutt, Borchetta, Pearce, Big Machine Records’ Kris Lamb, Carson, Wystrach, Kelley, BMLG’s Allison Jones and Sandbox Entertainment’s Todd Ramey