Jordan Davis. Photo: Harper Smith
Jordan Davis has extended his exclusive publishing deal with Anthem Entertainment.
The multi-Platinum singer-songwriter originally signed with Anthem in 2015 and has since gone on to earn six No. 1 singles, six billion-and-counting career streams, numerous industry nominations from the ACM, CMA, AMA and Billboard, and an NSAI and CMA Song of the Year win for his multi-week, multi-Platinum No. 1 hit, “Buy Dirt.”
The Louisiana native’s hits include “Next Thing You Know” (CMA Song of the Year-nominated, Platinum-selling, multi-week No. 1), “Buy Dirt” (NSAI and CMA Song of the Year winner, 3x Platinum-selling, multi-week No. 1), “What My World Spins Around,” (2x Platinum, multi-week No. 1), “Take It From Me” ( 2x Platinum No. 1), “Singles You Up” (3x Platinum No. 1), “Slow Dance In A Parking Lot ( 2x Platinum No. 1) and “Almost Maybes” (Platinum-selling top 5). In addition to his own catalog, he has penned songs for other artists including Jake Owen and Old Dominion. His current single, “Tucson Too Late,” from his latest album Bluebird Days album, is currently at country radio.
Bluebird Days was just certified Gold, along with his debut album, Home State, and he is currently nominated for three CMA Awards, including Song of the Year for a second consecutive year.
“We are incredibly proud that Jordan Davis has chosen to continue his long-standing publishing relationship with Anthem,” says Jason Klein, CEO of Anthem Entertainment. “We are excited to continue our investment in Jordan’s exceptional career and feel honored to work with him and his team as he continues to scale new heights as an artist and songwriter.”
“The team at Anthem has evolved into a great creative platform for me,” says Davis. “Their belief in me as an artist and a songwriter—it’s made such a difference along the way—from when I first moved to Nashville as a songwriter to now.”
Nashville attorneys Derek Crownover, John Rolfe and Colleen Kelley of Loeb and Loeb, LLP represented Davis in the transaction.
Davis is currently headlining arenas on the “Damn Good Time Tour” and recently extended his headlining run into 2024 with additional dates across the U.S., Canada, the UK and Europe.
