The award-winning country artist Dierk’s Bentley has launched the Broken Business Fund, a multi-year initiative that aims to offer mental support to those who work behind the scenes and on stage in the music industry. The fund announced today is managed in cooperation with the Music Health Alliance (MHA) and offers grants to cover outpatient advice and aftercare for qualified candidates and their families.
The broken branch reflects Bentley’s growing awareness of the emotional tribute that can submit a career in music, especially during the creative and touring process.
“When I make this album and prepared myself for the tour, I was never aware of the victims who bring the people in this city every day to keep country music,” said Bentley. “Regardless of whether you are sitting in a room all day and trying to write the perfect catch or leave on a bus on a bus for weeks, it can be insulating and exhausting. This simply felt like the right opportunity to commit myself to my side to support these people and their families more directly and more deliberately.”
The fans also have the opportunity to contribute to the fund throughout the entire summer stops from Bentley, and online at bit.ly/Donatetomha25.
A heir to the advocacy group
Bentley’s commitment to the well -being of his colleagues in the industry has deep roots.
“Dierks was one of the first artists who believe and support music health alliance, and from day one he led both heart and action,” said Tatum Allsep, founder and CEO of the Music Health Alliance. “The creation of the broken branch at MHA to support the mental health of music shows his deep commitment to the people who address our industry on stage as well as on the way and their well -being for many years.”
On the way and in the studio
Bentley will start his 30-city bracht bracht-branch tour on Thursday, May 29, with Zach Top and the band Loula as support acts. The tour leads to the release of its 11th studio album, Broken branchesfrom June 13 via McA Nashville.
The lead single of the album, “She Hates Me”, has already made waves and has given Bentley’s best-read debut so far. The track balances Bentley’s characteristic sound with a playful, humorous edge.
Bentley is an experienced performer and entrepreneur and offers eight albums number one, 22 No. 1 songs and over 9.5 billion global streams. He also deserves 15 Grammy nominations and has a coveted place as a member of Grand Ole Opry.
Beyond Music extends Bentley his entrepreneurial activities, including four whiskey -row -bar and restaurant locations, a collaboration with Flag & Hymnen called Desert Son, and his newly launched 94 Bourbon, which is partnership with Green River Distilling Co.
About music health Alliance
Music Health Alliance (MHA) is a non-profit organization that has committed itself to “healing music” by combining experts in the music industry with critical health and psychological health resources. Since its foundation, MHA has helped more than 32,000 people to access life -saving care and services and save more than 145 million dollars in health costs to the music group. MHHA’s free services are available to those who have been working in the music industry in the music industry for three or more years, including their spouses, partners and children. To find out more or to receive support, visit Muschenalthalliance.com, call 615-200-6896 or send an email to [email protected].
