Chase Rice Signs With BBR Music Group’s Broken Bow Imprint

Photo Back Row L-R: Colton McGee, Director, Legal and Financial Affairs BBR Music Group; Triple 8 Management’s Eddie Kloesel, Bruce Kalmick and George Couri; and CAA’s Meredith Jones. Photo Front Row L-R: Jon Loba, EVP, BBR Music Group; Chase Rice; and Zach Katz, US Repertoire & Marketing, BMG. Photo: Rick Diamond/Getty Images (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Broken Bow Records)

Chase Rice has found a new label home with BBR Music Group/BMG imprint Broken Bow, joining a roster that includes Jason Aldean and Dustin Lynch.

Rice first released the single “Ready Set Roll” via his own Dack Janiels label, and later partnered with Columbia Nashville to further promote the release. In 2014, his debut album for the label, Ignite the Night, earned two Top 5 hits, including “Ready Set Roll” and “Gonna Wanna Tonight.”

“I can’t tell you how excited I am to join the BBR family,” Rice said. “I knew from the moment we began talking that the people here understand where I’m coming from, and I can’t wait to share all the new songs we’re about to make together. In fact, we’re so excited, we promise we’ll have new music for you within a month.”

“Chase has a track record of connecting with fans whether it is socials, concert tickets, singles, or album sales,” said Jon Loba, EVP BBR Music Group. “He knows himself and his audience and has formed a rabid following. We are so excited to have him join our family and can’t wait for everyone to hear some incredible new music.”

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