Also this week: Audacy loses its vp of Top 40 programming, Merlin promotes five, Sue Marcus joins The Syndicate and AEG opens in Oslo.
Mike Coppola, a former TouchTunes and fintech executive, took over from The Orchard co-founder Scott Cohen at the start of 2025.
Antonucci is partnering on the label with Anthony Martini and Rich Barner's Gravel Road.
Fagan assumes the role after running Prescription Songs in Nashville.
Also this week: Kobalt has a new GM in Stockholm, Partisan picks a CFO, the Country Hall promotes five and DTI hires Mike Faul to lead its brand partnerships division.
Monte Lipman calls the moves "hard-earned and well-deserved."
News of Landman's promotion comes just weeks after her client, Amy Allen, became the first woman to win the Grammy for songwriter of the year.
He will be responsible for developing brand alliances for the production company’s many award shows and other programming.
BMLG's artist roster includes Riley Green, Midland, Carly Pearce and more.
Also this week: Merlin conjures a director of content integrity, Sony Music Publishing picks a CTO and a Warner Chappell veteran wants to protect writers from GenAI.
