Atlanta twangers the Zac Brown Band–who had the dubious distinction of being one of the few non-megastars signed to Live Nation Artists, the touring promoter’s 360-deal arm–have signed a deal with Atlantic. The singer/guitarist who the band is named after said that his band’s departure was amicable, but the result of Michael Cohl’s departure from Live Nation last summer: “When he left the company, I think they wanted to stick their normal business model…. They helped us out for a year and now we’re free and happy and encouraged to sign with Atlantic.” [Billboard]

 
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  1. MrStarhead  |   Posted on Nov 5th, 2008

    The band has recorded two different versions of their hit single “Chicken Fried” for the two country stations in Atlanta. One name-checks “Kicks 105″ as a great thing in life, up there with cold beer and chicken-fried, while the other claims that “The Bull” is just as good as cold beer and chicken-fried. Hilarious.

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