Noted music executive Ben Vaughn, 49, has died. The president and CEO of Warner Chappell Music Nashville backed hits such as Dan + Shay's "Tequila." ...

Ben Vaughn, who served as President/CEO of Warner Chappell, cause of death reveals he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, In Touch can exclusively report. According to the music executive ...

The Academy of Country Music's annual ACM Honors show will celebrate Jelly Roll, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Cody Johnson, Rissi ...

To honor his memory and his love of songwriters, Billboard has created the Ben Vaughn Song Champion Award, presented to an artist who uplifts songwriters just as Vaughn did. The first recipient is ...

Ben Vaughn, a beloved figure in the Nashville music community who served as the president and CEO of Warner Chappell Nashville, has died. He was 49. The cause of death was not revealed in Thursday ...

Little Big Town on the first-ever Ben Vaughn Song Champion Award, Billboard's new recognition to honor the late executive and songwriters' advocate.

Vaughn’s eclectic radio show, “The Many Moods of Ben Vaughn,’’ is growing in popularity, enough to spur an internal debate about a move from broadcast radio and podcasts to a Sirius channel.

Ben Vaughn’s long artistic career will come full circle with the release of The World of Ben Vaughn. A return to his roots—his recording roots, that is. The album will be released on CD ...

Ben grew up in the Philly area on the Jersey side of the river. At age 6 his uncle gave him a Duane Eddy record and forever changed his life. In 1983 he formed the Ben Vaughn Combo. The band was ...

Warner Chappell Music Nashville President and CEO Ben Vaughn, an acclaimed and award-winning music publishing executive, died suddenly on Jan. 30. He was 49.

Under president/CEO Ben Vaughn, Warner Chappell Nashville consistently dominated country music publishing. In 2024 alone, WCN was crowned publisher of the year at the SESAC Nashville Music Awards ...