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NEAR TRUTHS: REP RAP
I.B. on the agencies (1/15a)
BEYONCÉ PUSHES ANNOUNCEMENT,
AIDS FIRE RELIEF
Priorities (1/14a)
THE WEEKND'S PLANS HAVE CHANGED
Ditto (1/13a)
GRAMMYS: ON WITH THE SHOW
A tricky situation indeed. (1/14a)
RINGO HELPS
FIRE VICTIMS GET BY WITH RYMAN SHOWS/
CBS SPECIAL
Beatle acts naturally. (1/14a)
NOW WHAT?
We have no fucking idea.
COUNTRY'S NEWEST DISRUPTOR
Three chords and some truth you may not be ready for.
AI IS ALREADY EATING YOUR LUNCH
The kids can tell the difference... for now.
WHO'S BUYING THE DRINKS?
That's what we'd like to know.
Pub Crawling
"HURRICANE" LUKE
7/12/17

To celebrate his chart-topping, platinum hit "Hurricane," River House/Columbia Nashville breakout Luke Combs joins execs, co-writers and other well-wishers for a good old Nashville #1 party at ACME Feed and Seed. Which meant a cheerful photo op for the trades, followed by enough bourbon to fully submerge the capitol building. Seen just before battening down the hatches are (back, l-r) MAKE/WAKE Management's Chris Kappy, BMI's Bradley Collins, Big Machine Music chief Scott Borchetta, 50 Egg Music Publishing's Jonathan Singleton, BMG Publishing's Chris Ogelsby, Big Machine's Mike Molinar, InTune's Jeff Catton, Warner/Chappell's Will Overton, River House Artists' Lynn Oliver-Cline and Sony Music Nashville topper Randy Goodman; and (front, l-r) Thomas Archer, Combs and Taylor Phillips.