Joe Nichols will have the biggest country radio add week of his career this week with “Sunny and 75,” his lead single for Red Bow Records. This latest hit for Nichols got 52 first week adds, making it not only the biggest add week of his career, but also the second most added song at country radio this week. Nichols was one of the first artists signed to Red Bow Records when it opened in October 2012.
Benny Brown, President/CEO of the BBR Music Group and Bob Morelli, President of RED Distribution, proudly announced today the formation of a new label partnership between BBR Music Group and RED Distribution. Based in Nashville, the newly minted RED BOW Records will be headquartered on Music Row with the BBR Music Group taking the lead in all creative and promotional endeavors for the new imprint.
Joe Nichols returns to Australia this month for the fourth time in three years. The platinum selling artist is scheduled to perform at a major international music festival, as well as his first ever appearance in Tamworth. Nichols’ first trip to Australia was in 2009 when he headlined CMC Rocks the Snowys.
Pictured (l-r): guest host Mario Cantone, Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Joe, Heather and Dylan River Nichols, Elisabeth Hasselback and Sherri Shepherd Photo Credit: Lou Rocco/ABC
During a 2010 appearance on The View, Joe Nichols revealed to the cast and audience that he and wife Heather were undergoing fertility treatments in an effort to have a baby. Two years later, the happy new parents once again visited the show to discuss the long, difficult and often heartbreaking path to the delivery of their healthy baby girl, Dylan River Nichols. The couple revealed they had suffered five miscarriages, and shared their story in an effort to help other women who may be experiencing similar challenges.
Nichols also performed a song special to the couple, “That Would Be Her.” He sang it to Heather at their wedding, and Heather played the song throughout the lengthy and frequent treatments during her pregnancy. Additionally a line from the song inspired their daughter’s middle name. The song can be found on Nichols’ award winning debut CD, titled Man With A Memory.
In addition to their appearance on The View, Heather has launched a blog designed to share the information she accumulated during her research into treatments and her experiences throughout this pregnancy. Please visit www.morethananicholsworth.com for more information.
Check out the interview with Joe Nichols and his wife on The View by clicking HERE. To catch Joe’s performance, click HERE.
When Heather Nichols delivered a healthy baby girl on April 17, like all new parents, she and husband Joe Nichols were grateful and happy beyond words. But unlike most new parents, their path to delivering a baby to term was a challenging, difficult and often heartbreaking one. The couple had suffered five miscarriages prior to the birth of daughter Dylan River Nichols, and this week on The View, they share their story in an effort to help other women who may be experiencing similar challenges (June 1 at 11:00 am ET).
Nichols will also perform a song special to the couple, “That Would Be Her.” He sang it to Heather at their wedding, and Heather played the song throughout the lengthy and frequent treatments during her pregnancy. Additionally a line from the song inspired their daughter’s middle name. The song can be found on Nichols’ award winning debut CD, titled Man With A Memory.
In addition to their appearance on The View, Heather has launched a blog designed to share the information she accumulated during her research into treatments and her experiences throughout this pregnancy. Please visit www.morethananicholsworth.com
for more information.
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