Tyler Truth

MJ Brickey is a Nashville-based Industry Relations and Creative Production Executive whose work spans live entertainment, music, film, journalism, artist relations, and modern media strategy. A nationally award-winning journalist-turned-entertainment executive, Brickey has built a reputation for connecting artists, venues, productions, and audiences through high-level coordination, storytelling, and operational execution. 

With more than two decades of experience across media and entertainment, Brickey has worked in artist publicity, booking support, production logistics, venue entertainment development, film coordination, and live event promotion. Her background uniquely combines creative instincts with strong administrative and operational capabilities — from managing talent relationships and coordinating productions to overseeing communications, schedules, media strategy, and project execution. 

Brickey is a member of the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) and has deep roots in Appalachian and Americana culture, making her especially aligned with heritage-driven music organizations and destination venues. She has worked alongside Nashville legacy artists, independent musicians, touring talent, and entertainment companies across multiple genres, helping to bridge traditional artistry and modern audience engagement. 

Her film and production work includes collaborations connected to Paramount Pictures and Apple Studios productions, including historical research, location coordination, and production support for Killers of the Flower Moon. She is also involved in the development and production of film projects centered around Appalachian and bluegrass culture, including projects connected to the legacy of Dr. Ralph Stanley. 

Before transitioning fully into entertainment and creative production, Brickey held leadership roles in journalism and digital media, including editorial and production positions with regional and national publications. She helped develop newsroom systems and digital content operations while earning Associated Press and National Newspaper Association recognition for investigative reporting and editorial work. 

Known for being highly networked, adaptive, and solutions-oriented, Brickey operates comfortably in fast-moving environments requiring artist communication, cross-team coordination, event logistics, media management, and relationship building. Her work consistently centers on preserving authentic culture and storytelling while supporting the operational realities of modern entertainment and live events.

Nick White is a seasoned Public Relations and Communications professional with more than 25 years of experience spanning corporate leadership, sales, marketing, and event coordination. Throughout his career, Nick has built a reputation for connecting people, developing meaningful relationships, and bringing ideas to life through strategic communication and creative collaboration.

As a fellow artist and musician, Nick brings a unique perspective to the entertainment industry—combining decades of professional business experience with a genuine understanding of the creative process and the people behind the music.

His background in leadership, marketing, sales, and event coordination allows him to approach artist development and public relations from multiple angles. From building brand awareness and creating promotional opportunities to coordinating events and strengthening industry relationships, Nick understands that successful promotion is about more than visibility—it is about creating authentic connections between artists, audiences, venues, and communities.

Nick’s passion for music gives him an artist-first approach to public relations and communications. He understands the dedication required to develop a creative identity, grow an audience, and turn artistic vision into opportunity.

With more than two decades of professional experience and a lifelong connection to music and creativity, Nick White brings together business leadership, strategic communication, and an artist’s perspective to help build relationships, strengthen brands, and create opportunities that move music forward.

Erika Allen is the photographer behind Flash Riot Media and the eye behind much of Tyler Truth’s live and behind-the-scenes imagery. Based in Indiana, she specializes in music photography, capturing the moments that happen both onstage and everywhere in between.

Her work with Tyler goes beyond showing up for the performance. From rehearsals and studio sessions to live shows, travel, and the quieter moments behind the scenes, Erika documents the full story of what’s happening as Tyler continues to build his career.

Drawn to live music and the energy surrounding it, her style is bold, gritty, and authentic. She’s less interested in perfectly posed moments and more interested in the ones that actually feel like something—the sweat, chaos, connection, personality, and energy that make each show different.

When she’s not shooting Tyler, Erika works with musicians, performers, and creatives through Flash Riot Media, helping artists build a visual identity that actually looks and feels like them.

Live loud. Shoot fast.

Cooper Lane is a genre-blending artist delivering a raw mix of blues, country, and grunge. He began playing music at just five years old on drums, and by age ten had moved to guitar—quickly developing into a multi-instrumentalist capable of handling nearly anything with strings or cymbals.

Cooper has shared the stage with major acts including Trace Adkins, Rhett Akins, Sammy Kershaw, Puddle of Mudd, Saliva, and Terri Clark. After graduating high school, he took his music nationwide, touring extensively with a Midwest-based band before stepping into roles as a lead guitarist for artists like Jesse Keith Whitley and Parker Diffie.

Now stepping out on his own, Cooper Lane brings a seasoned sound and road-tested energy, ready to hit the highway and connect with audiences everywhere.