What's Happening?
Gary Borman, a prominent Nashville artist manager, has announced his retirement and the closure of Borman Entertainment after 50 years in the industry. Borman, who has managed artists like Keith Urban, is stepping down at the age of 73. His management company has represented a diverse range of artists over the years, including The Bee Gees, James Taylor, and Faith Hill. Keith Urban, who has been with Borman for 25 years, is expected to announce new management soon. Borman expressed gratitude for his career and the relationships he built with artists and industry professionals.
Why It's Important?
Borman's retirement marks the end of an era in the music management industry. His influence and contributions have shaped the careers of many successful artists, and his
departure will leave a significant gap. The closure of Borman Entertainment may lead to shifts in management strategies for the artists previously under its wing. This transition also highlights the evolving nature of the music industry and the importance of adaptive management practices to support artists in a rapidly changing landscape.
