Keep pulling the thread on Eric Church.
Eric Church owns a whiskey brand, a bar in downtown Nashville called Chiefs, and is a part-owner of the NBA franchise, the Charlotte Hornets.
Eric Church purchased the Field & Stream brand, which was founded in 1871, within the last year.
Michael Jordan initiated the call that led to Eric Church joining the ownership group of the Charlotte Hornets.
Country music artist Eric Church owns Field & Stream magazine.
Eric Church was fired from the Rascal Flatts tour at Madison Square Garden for intentionally playing a 40-minute set instead of the allotted 15 minutes.
Taylor Swift replaced Eric Church as the opening act on the Rascal Flatts tour after he was fired.
After being fired from the Rascal Flatts tour, Eric Church was invited by Bob Seger to open for him with a 45-minute set.
Eric Church believes many young artists are using platforms like TikTok for discovery but are skipping the traditional process of building a fanbase by playing hundreds of live shows per year.
Eric Church criticizes the modern music trend where young artists release songs on TikTok immediately after writing them, arguing it bypasses the essential process of crafting the art.
Eric Church's publishing company prioritizes signing songwriters based on their ability to craft a song, even turning down commercially successful writers who do not meet this standard.
A core part of Eric Church's strategy for Field & Stream is to continue publishing a physical magazine, despite the industry trend of moving entirely online.
Eric Church's whiskey brand, Whiskey JYPSI, differentiates itself by creating unique stories and production methods for each release, such as aging in Appalachian Oak.