Stephanie Haymes has been promoted to Manager of A&R at Warner Music Nashville. Haymes has worked in a support role for each artist on the roster in her four years.
She was previously with William Morris Endeavor.
Crazy Pitches will host the inaugural Dress Up For St. Jude, which will be held Thursday, Sept. 10 at Still Working Music Group (1625 Broadway). Held from 5:30 p.m.-8 p.m., the event will feature an array of high-end new and gently used designer dresses, jewelry, purses and other accessories, ranging fro $10-$50, with 100 percent of proceeds being donated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to benefit their music therapy program.
The fundraiser idea came after Crazy Pitches members Chelsea Kent (Still Working Music), Hannah Showmaker (Parallel Entertainment), Ciara Shortridge (Disney Music Publishing) and Sarah Feldman (Writer’s Den Music Group), visited St. Jude in Memphis.
Sponsors of this debut occasion have donated event space, food, beverage and raffle items and include 5/3 Bank, Style Kitchen Hair Salon, Little Cesar’s Pizza, Still Working Music and SNG Music Publishing. Campbell Entertainment Group is handling publicity for the event.
Singer-songwriter Jason Fowler, who went from rising artist to being homeless to fighting, has Elite Talent Agency of Nashville. Jason has an amazing story of rise, fall and redemption. He went from a rising star, to being homeless on the streets of Atlanta, to finding redemption through grace — and now he shares that story through music.
Jason is currently finalizing his latest recording in Nashville at Darkhorse Studios with producer Billy Smiley (Whiteheart, Johnny Cash, Newsboys, Bebe and Cece Winans) for an upcoming new studio album and tour. Fowler has recruited a heavy hitter list of talented artists on his new album including Leigh Nash (Six Pence None the Richer), Will Turpin (Collective Soul), Peter Furler (Newsboys) and more.