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Charlie Amter Few artists ever have had a year on the scale of Morgan Wallen’s 2023. The crossover country star broke multiple streaming and radio records — such as having his smash “Last Night” become the longest-running solo No. 1 in Billboard Hot 100 history, with 16 weeks atop the chart — all while picking up the millions of new fans that helped sell out shows nationwide.

After country music star Morgan Wallen suddenly canceled his Sunday night performance at the Ole Miss stadium in Oxford, Mississippi, his music label is debunking rumors behind the cancelation.  Leaving thousands of fans disappointed, Wallen shared a statement to his fans through his Instagram story that he could not perform due to his strained voice.  However, a viral TikTok video suggested otherwise. A security guard at the venue claimed Wallen was too drunk for his performance and said his reason for losing his voice was "bull crap." He added that an ambulance picked up the "Last Night" singer.

Morgan Wallen has completed his $500,000 donation pledge to Black-led groups, Fox News Digital can confirm. Wallen pledged $100,000 to the National Museum of African American Music in Nashville earlier this month, the country music star's manager Seth England told Fox News Digital. Morgan Wallen has completed his $500,000 donation pledge to Black-led groups, Fox News Digital can confirm.

Chris Willman Music WriterBig Loud Management has landed a big gun in the form of former Maverick/Live Nation president Greg Thompson, who is moving to the Nashville-based firm as president and partner, effective immediately.He joins fellow partners Seth England, Joey Moi and Craig Wiseman but, unlike his Nashville cohorts, will continue to be based in Los Angeles, where he’s described as “expanding Big Loud’s footprint” to the west coast.It’s not just Thompson’s appointment that has Big Loud

When coronavirus-related safety protocols end, Big Loud partner Craig Wiseman has a major task for CEO Seth England.

After nine years together, Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley have split with their managers, Big Loud’s Seth England and Kevin “Chief” Zaruk. FGL signed with signed with Big Loud Publishing in 2011 and then Big Loud's