In the photo (LR, rear row): Kyle Jacob of Kinkead, Dan Collins, Sophie Grube and Remi Heitzman.
(LR, first row): Brian O’Shea of the Church and the Directorate of the State; Kinkead bob kinkead; Hannah Ellis; Julie Devereux of Kinkead and Greg Scott.
Artist Hannah Ellis Signed with the Kinkead Entertainment Agency for booking.
“We are absolutely delighted to welcome Hannah Ellis to the Kinkead Entertainment Agency!” Share the CEO of the Kinkead entertainment agency Bob Kinkead. “His exceptional vocal talent, his impressive composition capacities and his true passion for music are really distinguished. Coupled with her incredibly captivating live performances, we are all impatient to play a key role by raising his career to new peaks by introducing it and reserving it for key events that make a difference in an artist career.”
“I’m so excited to join the Kinkead list!” Since the first meeting, they have been extremely practical and have already made me feel like a priority. I can’t wait to see what we are doing together, ”adds Ellis.
Ellis recently released “Love of My Night”, after a pair of duets, “The Women I am” with Martina McBride and “Waiting to Die” with her husband, her other singer-songwriter Nick Wayne.
Last month, in honor of the National Police Week, Ellis interpreted her ballad, “Down officer”, during the cops gala in Washington, DC, as well as at the commemorative service of Tennessee Fop in Nashville. Between tributes, the native of Kentucky went to social networks to announce Hannah Ellis Down Golf Classic, who should take place in October to commemorate the 10 -year birthday of the death of his cousin, DanielA police officer killed in the exercise of his duties.
Earlier this week, Ellis also launched the pilot for her brand new YouTube series, “Hannah’s Gotta Eat”, built around the idea that food promotes a feeling of unique community. Each episode will follow her while she’s behind the scenes and in local kitchens to speak to chefs and sample the kitchen in restaurants across the country.
Hollabaugh, editor of Musicrow magazine, has more than 20 years of experience in musical business and wrote for publications, notably American Profile, CMA Close Up, Nashville Arts and Entertainment, The Boot and Country Weekly. She has a broadcasting journalism and a communication from the word of the Texas Christian University (Go to Grenouilles in horns) and welcomes your comments or your history ideas at lhollabaugh@musicrow.com.