BENEFITTING MUSIC HEALTH ALLIANCE - MAKE A DIFFERENCE and HEAL THE MUSIC!
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Join music’s hottest songwriters as they
share the stories and songs that “coulda,
shoulda, woulda” been a smash along with
their biggest hits.
Award winning songwriters:
HARDY, RANDY MONTANA,
HUNTER PHELPS, JAMESON RODGERS
Emcee: STORME WARREN
(SIRIUS/XM THE HIGHWAY)
BENEFITTING MUSIC HEALTH ALLIANCE
MAKE A DIFFERENCE and HEAL THE MUSIC!
APRIL 19, 2022 at CITY WINERY, Nashville, TN
Doors 5:30 PM / Show Starts 6:30 PM
ABOUT COULDA SHOULDA WOULDA: So many songs are truly remarkable but end up forgotten in the back
of a drawer or placed ON HOLD never making it onto a record. These songs that got away are some of the
greatest ever written and many have never been heard by an audience. The “Coulda, Shouda, Woulda” idea was
created by Grammy winning songwriter and MHA board member, Liz Rose, who put this compelling spin on the
traditional writers’ round.
ABOUT HARDY: Big Loud Records’ booming upstart HARDY broke new ground with critically acclaimed debut
album, A ROCK, “an album that owes as much to AC/DC as George Jones” and “one of the most self-assured full-
length debut albums in years” (Billboard). The project joins his countrified mixtape HIXTAPE VOL. 1 and most-
recent, HIXTAPE VOL. 2, as well as career-launching EPs, THIS OLE BOY and WHERE TO FIND ME. Nominated for
New Artist of the Year at the 2021 CMA Awards, three 2021 ACM Awards, one of CRS’ 2021 New Faces of Country
Music, a CMA Triple Play award recipient and a Vevo DSCVR artist, the pride of Philadelphia, MS has earned his
reputation as “Nashville’s most clever new redneck songwriter” (Rolling Stone). The 2020 AIMP Songwriter of the
Year has co-penned NINE #1 singles since 2018, including his first-ever #1, platinum-certified “ONE BEER” feat.
Lauren Alaina + Devin Dawson. Current Top 20 single “GIVE HEAVEN SOME HELL” is a hard-charged tribute to
a fallen friend, making a statement as the most-added single of the week at country radio upon launch. Serving
as direct support on Morgan Wallen’s THE DANGEROUS TOUR now, HARDY has shared the stage with Jason
Aldean, FGL, Chris Lane, Thomas Rhett, Cole Swindell and more.
ABOUT RANDY MONTANA: Nashville native, singer-songwriter Randy Montana has been described as a standout
among his “I’m more country than you peers.” His songs are pure, honest, & gritty but still manage to be from the
heart. His style clings to the rough edges of country’s musical highway with clear hints of his childhood musical
influences intertwined throughout. Growing up in the music business with a successful songwriter father, Billy
Montana, he was familiar with the industry and “good music” before attending grade school. As a child they
listened to Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, and Jackson Brown among others. “I didn’t grow up on kids music. On
road trips my whole family would be singing ‘Mary Janes Last Dance.’ You know, totally normal for an 8 year old,”Randy says laughing. But it’s that influence that has helped build and mold him into the songwriter he is today. Randy has penned songs recorded by Jon Pardi, Luke Combs, Justin Moore, Riley Green, Jimmie Allen, Drake White, David Nail, Cody Johnson, & George Strait, and wrote “What If I was willing” that was featured on the hit TV show NASHVILLE. He currently writes for Warner Chappell Music and lives with his wife, Montgomery, and their three kids in Nashville, TN. ABOUT HUNTER PHELPS: Hunter Phelps is a singer-songwriter and recording artist from Niceville, FL. Raised on the bayou, Phelps grew up on country greats like Garth Brooks, Tim McGraw and Brooks & Dunn. Show after show, Phelps watched as his heroes captured the crowd’s’ attention from the stage, fostering his desire and passion to become a touring artist one day. In 2012, he moved to Nashville and immediately landed a gig performing at the famed honky tonk, Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge. Focused on improving his live performance and refining his songwriting, Phelps honed a unique sound that caught the attention of acclaimed songwriter Ashley Gorley, and quickly landed him a publishing and artist development deal at Gorley’s Tape Room Music in a joint venture with Warner Chappell. The budding songwriter is responsible for radio hits “Talk You Out Of It” (Florida Georgia Line) and “I Don’t Know About You” (Chris Lane) which marked his first #1 song, as well as his own new track, “Throwin’ Parties,” a break up anthem with a country lyric and urban feel. ABOUT JAMESON RODGERS: iHeartRadio Music Awards Best New Country Artist nominee Jameson Rodgers is quickly cementing his place as one of country music’s most intriguing singer/songwriters. Not only does the Mississippi native currently find himself enjoying the success of his Platinum-certified No. 1 hit “Some Girls” and his follow-up smash “Cold Beer Calling My Name” featuring label mate Luke Combs, but the 33-year-old is now utilizing these addictive songs as the firm foundation for his new EP, In It for the Money. It’s all a part of a journey that began in 2010, when Rodgers moved to Nashville and started laying the groundwork of his career at a myriad of open mic nights in Music City. Soon, Rodgers’ talent as a songwriter began to get noticed, as he co- penned Platinum-selling hits for Florida Georgia Line (Top 10 single “Talk You Out of It”) and Chris Lane (No. 1 smash “I Don’t Know About You”), along with “Camouflage Hat” on Jason Aldean’s most recent album 9 and the title track of Luke Bryan’s latest release Born Here Live Here Die Here. In 2019, Rodgers found himself in arenas of screaming fans as an opener on Combs’ tour, only to find himself off the road in 2020 due to the pandemic. But it is this time that offered him the chance to create a new EP that takes bits and pieces of Rodgers’ truth and puts them together into a project in which a shy guy speaks loud about life and love and lessons learned. ABOUT MUSIC HEALTH ALLIANCE: The non-profit’s work helps assist songwriters, artists, and musicians at every stage of their career to find affordable healthcare solutions and financial resources during medical crisis. Their mission is to PROTECT, DIRECT, and CONNECT music industry professionals nationwide with healthcare resources. Based in Nashville, MHA has provided free healthcare advocacy and support to more than 17,000 music industry members across 49 states in the non-profit’s first nine years—songwriters, musicians, performers, producers, engineers, venue operators, artist managers, agents, publishers, business managers, and more—by providing access to medicine, mental health resources, COVID-19 relief, diagnostic tests, lifesaving transplants, end of life care and many other necessary services, saving more than $84,000,000 in healthcare costs for the nationwide music community in less than a decade. Entirely funded through grants and individual and corporate donations, financial support from the music community is critical to continue MHA’s advocacy and free services. For every $1 donation, MHA is able to provide $30 in life-saving healthcare resources to Heal The Music. EVERY $1 DONATED TO MHA = $30 IN HEALTHCARE FINANCIAL RESOURCES.
TA B L E PAC K AG E S
PLATINUM PLUS PLATINUM PLUS
1 AVAILABLE - $10,000 VIP BALCONY 1 AVAILABLE - $10,000 VIP TABLE
VIP Balcony
& BACKSTAGE BAR
Unobscured view of stage – Premiere Center Front Row Table (Seats 12)
40 Seated or 75 cocktail table style Sponsor listing on all at-event signage
Complimentary hors d’oeuvres / Sponsor Listing on Backstage Bar
2 drink tickets per person
VIP After Show Laminate
Private Cash Bar & Wait Staff
Full page ad in event program
Sponsor listing on all at-event signage
Sponsor recognition from MHA website
Full page ad in event program and social media sites
Sponsor recognition from MHA website Company Logo Listing in event program
and social media sites & video screens
Company Logo Listing in event program Company name mentioned in all social media
& video screens and program book
Company name mentioned in all social media
and program book
Valet Parking Included
PLATINUM LEVEL GOLD LEVEL
6 AVAILABLE - $5,000 EACH 8 AVAILABLE - $2,500
(12 seats per table – front row) (8 seats / 2nd row seating)
Sponsor listing on all at-event signage Sponsor listing on all at-event signage
Full page ad in event program and event mentions
Sponsor recognition from MHA website and social Sponsor recognition from MHA website
media sites and social media sites
Commemorative Event Laminate Half page ad in event program
Company Logo Listing in event program Company Logo Listing in event program
& video screens & video screens
Company name mentioned in all social media Premium second row tables
and program book Valet Parking Included
Valet Parking Included
SILVER LEVEL COPPER LEVEL
8 AVAILABLE - $ 1,500 EACH 9 AVAILABLE - $1,000
(Table for 8) (Table for 8)
Sponsor listing on all at-event signage Sponsor listing on all at-event signage
and event mentions and event mentions
Sponsor recognition from MHA website Sponsor recognition from MHA website
and social media sites and social media sites
Quarter-Page Ad in event program Company Logo Listing in event program
Company Logo Listing in event program Reserved 4th row seating
& video screens or mezzanine seating
Reserved 3rd row seating Valet Parking Included
Valet Parking Included
S E L F - PAY F O O D S E R V I C E & B E V E R A G E S AVA I L A B L E T H R U C I T Y W I N E R YPLATINUM
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FULL PAGE
2022 PROGRAM BOOK
AD SPECS
Please submit your ad
set up to these specs:
5” X 8”
Black & White/Grayscale (NO BLEED)
Press-Quality PDF
or 300 dpi JPEG
(no bleed or crop marks required)
GOLD
Submit your sponsorhip logo as:
4-color EPS vector file
TABLE
or
4-color 300 dpi JPEG HALF PAGE
Deadline for ads & logos is:
5” X 3.875”
(NO BLEED)
MONDAY, MARCH 28
You can email your ad directly to: SILVER
swadecreative@me.com TABLE
and please copy
susan.gwentertainment@comcast.net
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THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! PAGE
If you have any questions
2.375” X 3.875”
about how to best set up your ad, (NO BLEED)
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MEDIA REACH
Event provides wide exposure through a variety of media outlets and marketing channels.
Listed below is a basic guide of the types of advertising, public and community relations opportunities by
an event sponsorship. *Each sponsor should provide a high-quality color and black and white logo (.EPS or
vector logos preferred) to Music Health Alliance to meet print and placement deadlines.
WEBSITE SIGNAGE - Mention of all sponsors on Music Health Alliance website and Facebook pages along with
periodic mention on Twitter and Instagram the month leading up to the event
SPONSOR EVENT SIGNAGE - Sponsorship Listing onsite – video screens – print boards
SPONSORSHIP CONTACT:
Susan Myers Woelkers
(615) 497-4801
susan.gwentertainment@comcast.net
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