Country star and humanitarian Big Kenny announced today (5/25) that he and his Glotown entertainment company have partnered with Scott Siman of RPM Management for personal management and strategic oversight of his entertainment and humanitarian endeavors. Big Kenny embarked on a solo career last fall and in April launched Big Kenny’s Love Everybody Traveling Musical Medicine Show to share the healing power of music and to promote his philosophy of music without prejudice.
Big Kenny has written hits for himself (“Long After I’m Gone”), Jason Aldean (“Amarillo Sky”), Gretchen Wilson (“Here for the Party”) and Tim McGraw (“Last Dollar”), as well as being the “Big” of Big & Rich. He is known for his charitable endeavors across America and internationally. The singer recently performed a concert in support of efforts to stop mountaintop mining and completed two trips to Haiti where he helped search for survivors, aided rebuilding efforts and performed 13 shows for US troops and international aid workers.
“I am jazzed to be representing the talent and humanitarian interests of Big Kenny,” said Siman. “Just as Kenny does things differently musically, we are going to match him with a new business model and unique marketing approach for his artistry and humanitarian efforts. It’s easy for the industry to put someone like Kenny through the same types of things that have always been done but I want to build a system and a support team tailored to the way Kenny creates his music and art. And he knows how to write smash hits!”
“I have known Scott since I toured with Tim McGraw and we worked together on the single ‘Last Dollar’,” said Big Kenny. “His track record as an attorney, label executive and manager is unparalleled. I appreciate his perspective on the changing entertainment industry. He has proven that he is not afraid of trying new and different ways of marketing and promoting music and art. And he is a fine golfer!”
Big Kenny has established his Love Everybody Foundation to further his charitable works. The foundation is affiliated with the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. As an active humanitarian, Big Kenny is helping spearhead a major historical preservation development in Deadwood, SD, and helping rebuild Haiti and Nashville after the recent natural disasters.
