Kirt Webster is an award-winning entertainment consultant, manager, and producer located in Nashville, Tennessee. Kirt began his career by moving to Nashville and setting up Webster Public Relations. He soon became “the buzz” in the small-town music clique. His reputation of working 24/7 in pursuit of news placement for his clients combined with his innate ability to create events that made news, quickly positioned Webster PR as a front runner. Throughout the late 90’s and early 2000’s, Webster PR grew into a nationally known and respected creative home-turf for major country artists such as The Bellamy Brothers, Carl Perkins, The Little River Band, Lee Greenwood, Crystal Gayle, and The Gatlin Brothers. In 2002, Webster scored a major move into representing the iconic with his signing of Hank Williams, Jr. A year later, at the request of Johnny Cash’s long-time manager, Lou Robin, Webster was asked to help stage the now memorable Cash Memorial event held at the historic Ryman in Nashville. Webster worked with Robin on several Cash projects, and it was even noted in the book, “The Man Called Cash,” how Kirt became a valued personal friend of Johnny and June. Kirt went on to be named one of the most successful businessmen in Nashville under the age of 40 in 2009 by the Nashville Business Journal, Webster was on a well-deserved roll with clients in Nashville, Los Angeles, and around the globe. Serving on the boards of the Academy of Country Music (ACM) and the Nashville Association of Talent Directors (NATD), his PR firm was now not only the media destination for the legendary names in country music, but also the new media address for mainstream music.