2911 - Media • Productions • Digital
Providing publicity, marketing, media strategy & branding services to actors, artists, athletes, authors and more!
2911
Media • Productions • Digital
Providing publicity, marketing, media strategy & branding services to actors, artists, athletes, authors and more!
MEDIA
Innovative and effective Media, Marketing, and Publicity representation and services.
PRODUCTIONS
Thoughtful, creative products and services provided to deliver solutions for any and all media initiatives.
DIGITAL (Mission CTRL)
Aligning and commanding resources to promote exponential growth in the social sphere.
CLIENTS
BRYAN WHITE, DEBORAH ALLEN, HALFWAY TO HAZARD, JANIE FRICKE, JEANNIE SEELY, KEITH ANDERSON, AND TOMMY ROE PERFORM AT THE BLUE LIGHTS & COUNTRY NIGHTS CONCERT TO RAISE MONEY AND AWARENESS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE PARTNERSHIP ON MAY 9TH AT THE NASHVILLE PALACE
May is officially National Law Enforcement Appreciation Month, and Country music artists Bryan White, Deborah Allen, Halfway to Hazard, Janie Fricke, Jeannie Seely, Keith Anderson, and Tommy Roe are already scheduled to take the Nashville Palace stage to help raise money and awareness for Law Enforcement Assistance Partnership (LEAP). The event dubbed as Blue Lights & Country Nights will take place on May 9th with more artists to be announced.
Country For A Cause Returns to 3rd & Lindsley June 7 With Star-Studded Lineup
Moe Bandy, John Conlee, Wade Hayes, Terry McBride, Brandon Davis, Elizabeth Cook, Jake Hoot, Leon Everette, Makenzie Phipps, and Paulette Carlson (Highway 101) are the first round of artists announced to join hosts, T.G. Sheppard and Kelly Lang for Country For A Cause at Nashville’s 3rd & Lindsley, Wednesday, June 7 at 7 PM benefitting Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. The show is sponsored by Gus Arrendale and Springer Mountain Farms. Tickets are on sale now and are $45 for general admission or $300 for VIP tables.
Charley Pride Bronze Statue Unveiling Wednesday, March 29th At Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium
Country music legend and trailblazer Charley Pride will forever be immortalized as a bronze statue joining the likenesses of Loretta Lynn, Bill Monroe, and Little Jimmy Dickens—as part of the Ryman’s Icon Walk on Wednesday, March 29th. This portion of the Ryman’s exterior property recognizes legends who have paved the way for Nashville performers. The statues of Bill Monroe and Little Jimmy Dickens were added in 2017 as part of the Ryman’s 125th anniversary, with Lynn's joining in 2020. The statues, sculpted by artist Ben Watts, take one year to create.
BRYAN WHITE, DEBORAH ALLEN, HALFWAY TO HAZARD, JANIE FRICKE, JEANNIE SEELY, KEITH ANDERSON, AND TOMMY ROE PERFORM AT THE BLUE LIGHTS & COUNTRY NIGHTS CONCERT TO RAISE MONEY AND AWARENESS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE PARTNERSHIP ON MAY 9TH AT THE NASHVILLE PALACE
May is officially National Law Enforcement Appreciation Month, and Country music artists Bryan White, Deborah Allen, Halfway to Hazard, Janie Fricke, Jeannie Seely, Keith Anderson, and Tommy Roe are already scheduled to take the Nashville Palace stage to help raise money and awareness for Law Enforcement Assistance Partnership (LEAP). The event dubbed as Blue Lights & Country Nights will take place on May 9th with more artists to be announced.
Country For A Cause Returns to 3rd & Lindsley June 7 With Star-Studded Lineup
Moe Bandy, John Conlee, Wade Hayes, Terry McBride, Brandon Davis, Elizabeth Cook, Jake Hoot, Leon Everette, Makenzie Phipps, and Paulette Carlson (Highway 101) are the first round of artists announced to join hosts, T.G. Sheppard and Kelly Lang for Country For A Cause at Nashville’s 3rd & Lindsley, Wednesday, June 7 at 7 PM benefitting Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. The show is sponsored by Gus Arrendale and Springer Mountain Farms. Tickets are on sale now and are $45 for general admission or $300 for VIP tables.
Charley Pride Bronze Statue Unveiling Wednesday, March 29th At Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium
Country music legend and trailblazer Charley Pride will forever be immortalized as a bronze statue joining the likenesses of Loretta Lynn, Bill Monroe, and Little Jimmy Dickens—as part of the Ryman’s Icon Walk on Wednesday, March 29th. This portion of the Ryman’s exterior property recognizes legends who have paved the way for Nashville performers. The statues of Bill Monroe and Little Jimmy Dickens were added in 2017 as part of the Ryman’s 125th anniversary, with Lynn's joining in 2020. The statues, sculpted by artist Ben Watts, take one year to create.
