Cleveland International Records' The Cerny Brothers Announce New Single, ‘Where I’m Going,' Ahead of Fall Tour
Heartland Rock Duo Will Tour New Album Looking For The Good Land Supporting Christone "KINGFISH" Ingram And Justin Townes Earle
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LIKE A ‘BAT OUT OF HELL’ CLEVELAND INTERNATIONAL RECORDS IS READY TO ROCK AGAIN WITH THE RE-RELEASE OF AN ALL-STAR ROSTER COMPILATION, DIGITAL RE-ISSUES OF CLASSIC ALBUMS AND A MISSION TO CHAMPION ARTISTS
The Re-Launch of the Legendary Indie Label – Originally Formed In the Mid-70’s – Is the Vision of Steve Popovich, Jr., Son of The Brand’s Late Founder, Famed Music Industry Exec Steve Popovich
Forty two years after Meat Loaf’s epic, multi-platinum global smash Bat Out of Hell put Cleveland International Records in our collective musical consciousness, the legendary indie label is back in business, re-launching with a CD and LP re-release of its mid-90’s all-star compilation on April 5th called, Cleveland Rocks which is available for pre-order on Amazon for the first time ever digital releases of up to 15 of its iconic albums, and a mission to start signing and championing artists.
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'Bat Out of Hell' hits the stage: An album born in Cleveland is now a musical (photos)
Most record industry executives surround themselves with awards – the gold and platinum records that brought them power and prestige. Steve Popovich always took pride in the rejection letters. There were many, a big unruly pile of them, and the late founder of Cleveland International Records derived a devilish glee from them.
“CLEVELAND ROCKS: A TRIBUTE TO STEVE POPOVICH,” HOSTED BY LEGENDARY DJ KID LEO, TO AIR ON LITTLE STEVEN’S UNDERGROUND GARAGE ON SIRIUS XM
Homage to The Famed Founder of Powerhouse Indie Label Cleveland International Records Coincides with the Label’s Re-Launch, Which Includes Classic Albums Released on all Digital and Streaming for the First Time
The Cerny Brothers Release Powerful ‘Looking For The Good Land’
The Cerny Brothers just dropped their new album, Looking For The Good Land, on Cleveland International Records. Recorded in Nashville at Cowboy Jack Clements’ studio, the album conveys a sound that’s big and roomy, full of potent guitars, radiant harmonies, and brawny rhythms.
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