RIMES HITS ASCAP'S GOLDEN NOTE

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RIMES HITS ASCAP'S GOLDEN NOTE

10/6/22

ASCAP will present LeAnn Rimes with the ASCAP Golden Note Award during an ASCAP Experience session dubbed "The Story So Far: Celebrating 25+ Years of LeAnn Rimes." The event will be broadcast @ASCAP via YouTube on 10/12 at 3p ET/12p PT.

ASCAP Chairman of the Board and President Paul Williams will present the award, while Reba McEntire, Diane Warren, Rob Thomas, Mickey Guyton, San Francisco Gay Men's Choir, David Gray and Aloe Blacc will congratulate the Grammy-winning singer with video tributes.

“From the moment we first heard her immortal recording of 'Blue'—back when she was just 13 years old—we knew that LeAnn was a voice for the ages,” Williams said. “In the 25 years since, we have watched her navigate her evolving career with grace, artistry and humanity. Her passion, clarity and emotion have won her fans around the world and truly set her apart as a songwriter.”

Previous Golden Note recipients include Tom Petty, Blondie, Garth Brooks, Lee Ann Womack, Alicia Keys, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Duran Duran, Jeff Lynne, Lionel Richie, Alan Jackson, Greg Kurstin and JD Souther.