
BMI Presents at 12th Porter attracted a wall-to-wall crowd last week. The quarterly showcase featured Music Row buzz artist Dave Pahanish, who co-wrote Jimmy Wayne’s chart-topper “Do You Believe Me Now?”; southern California roots duo the Pawn Shop Kings; and promising young honky tonker Tyler Farr.

Pictured (l-r): BMI’s Perry Howard, Pahanish’s guitarist Tom Bukovac, Wright of Center Music’s Cole Wright, band member Kristin Lee, Dave Pahanish, and BMI’s Bradley Collins.
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The Avett Brothers rocked the Ryman Auditorium on Halloween night. The roots group’s major label debut was released in September on American Recordings/Columbia Records. I and Love and You was produced by multi Grammy Award winner Rick Rubin.

L-R: Seth Avett, Brian Penix/Outback Concerts, Sally Williams/GM Ryman Auditorium, Bob Crawford, Scott Avett, Paul Lohr/New Frontier Booking, Joe Kwon. Photo: Brian Wagner

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