ASCAP will relocate its Nashville office from its current location on Music Row to a new building in the Wedgewood Houston neighborhood. The new office is scheduled to open in the fall of this year.
ASCAP has spent more than 30 years in its current space. In addition to a more modern workspace and technology capabilities for the ASCAP membership and licensing teams in Nashville, the newly constructed ASCAP office will include upgraded writers’ rooms and an event space for member gatherings and performances.
“We have loved our time on Music Row, but as our office needs have evolved, we are excited to move into a space that will better serve our community of members and employees in an area of Nashville bustling with creative energy,” says ASCAP CEO Elizabeth Matthews.
“We are really looking forward to welcoming ASCAP members to our new Nashville home,” adds ASCAP VP of Nashville Membership Mike Sistad. “Music City is constantly expanding, and ASCAP’s new space will offer our members more opportunities to gather as a community.”
ASCAP recently completed the sale of the Music Row building to new owners but will remain in its current offices until May. After that, the team will move to temporary office space until the new space is complete.
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