Aimee Graham Launches DGBG Entertainment

Aimee Graham has launched DGBG Entertainment, an artist and industry services company focusing on project management.

“Coordinating and managing the number of live performances I have over my career, project management has become one of my strongest skills,” says Graham. “As time went on, I was being approached by companies, artists, and industry alike asking for my help on a variety of projects – from historical documentation to single/EP releases, to assisting in large scale, multi-artist performances. It felt the right time to bring these services to the larger music community.” Additional services include music coordination and talent booking, and inquiries can be made on DGBG’s website.

DGBG follows Graham’s personal ethos of “Do Good. Be Good” – every project is done to the best of one’s ability with care and heart. “Whether I was working on a show or on a freelance project, I did every job with the mindset that this project isn’t about me. How would I want to feel working with this person? I took time to get to know each artist, client, and team to make even events at large institutions a more personable experience. I look forward to continuing that style through this new venture.”

Formerly a librarian, Graham came to Nashville in 2014 as a freelance writer for outlets including Got Country, AXS’ The Rowdy, Wide Open Country, and founded the blog The Country Note. In 2016, she began working at the Grand Ole Opry as the Content & Creative Assistant before being promoted to Talent Coordinator.

While at the Opry, she advanced and documented over 220 live shows a year and assisted in artist relations strategies, including as Project Coordinator on the Opry vinyl Unbroken: Empty Room, Full Circle. In early 2022, she became a Public Programs Manager at the Country Music Hall of Fame, she revived and restructured the weekly ‘Musician Spotlight’ series, booked the weekly Songwriter Session, and contributed to the brainstorming and coordination of performances and interviews, including the museum’s “Poets and Prophets” and “Nashville Cats” series, and “From Where I Stand: The Concert Celebration.”