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Music Industry Moves: Andrew Klein Named President of Global Partnerships at AEG; Warner Chappell Ups Gabz Landman

AEG Presents has upped Andrew Klein, who previously held the title of senior vice president of global partnerships, to president of global partnerships.

Klein has been tasked with spearheading all sales and activation business for AEG Presents’ global partnerships division, reporting to Shawn Trell, executive VP and chief operating officer.

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Klein has spent two decades with AEG Presents and is responsible for the sponsorship sales efforts across the company’s tours, festivals and music venues. These assets include marquee properties such as Stagecoach Festival, Camp Flog Gnaw, the New Orleans Jazz Fest and Heritage Festival, and over 55 of the company’s owned and operated venues.

Klein, who will continue to be based in New York, commented, “The opportunities in our company have never been more exciting or abundant for driving meaningful results for our partners,” said Klein. “I look forward to continuing to develop and implement innovative programs that amplify our world-class brand partners and industry-leading music assets.

Klein is credited for the development of such partnerships as H&M’s global licensing deal with Coachella, tour sponsorship deals between Justin Bieber, Xbox, Ubisoft and Motorola, as well as Katy Perry’s sponsorship deal with Staples. Klein was named on Variety’s 2016 edition of the Dealmakers Impact Report.

+ Warner Chappell Music (WCM) has promoted Gabz Landman to senior VP of A&R. Based in Los Angeles, and reporting to Ryan Press, president of North America at WCM, Landman will continue to sign and develop top talent as well as lead high-profile sessions.

In the past few years, Landman has curated a diverse roster, including Laufey, the Chainsmokers, John Ryan, Kenya Grace, and Amy Allen — who recently won songwriter of the year at the 2025 Grammys.

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Landman shared, “I have so much gratitude for Warner Chappell. Ryan, Guy, Carianne, and the entire team have continuously supported and empowered me, and I’ve had the privilege of working with the best colleagues and creators in the business, who have become like family. The songwriter and producer community have always had my heart and being in a position to advocate for them every day and elevate their careers is a dream come true. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to continue to do what I love.”

Press added, “Gabz is one of the most talented, passionate, and driven A&R leaders out there. Her relentless ambition, combined with her thoughtful and intentional approach to nurturing and developing songwriters, truly sets her apart.”

+ Rolling Stone Presents has unveiled “Amplified, The Immersive Rock Experience,” a 360-degree immersive experience opening March 12 at Illuminarium Las Vegas at AREA15. This exhibition will celebrate the history, imagery and culture of rock and roll, encompassing over 1,000 photographs, 200 videos, 1,300 Rolling Stone covers, and featuring over 300 iconic artists whose music changed the world.

Narrated by actor-musician Kevin Bacon, this visual, historical, and sonic tour spans genres and generations, offering insights into rock’s influential past and living present.

“We are proud to partner with Illuminarium and a top-tier creative team to present Amplified, a powerful story of rock ‘n’ roll – one that echoes our own legacy and the deep cultural impact this music has made,” said Gus Wenner, chief executive officer of Rolling Stone. “Amplified is a uniquely immersive experience and transports you through the history of rock and roll – past and present – through sight, sound, and motion.”

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“Music imagery is about experiences,” says Jodi Peckman, executive producer and former creative director of Rolling Stone. “It’s about the unbridled joy of concerts and our connection to our favorite artists. Every picture tells a story and Rolling Stone Presents: Amplified has hundreds of stories to tell.”

+ Dick Clark Productions (DCP) has appointed Nick Terranova as senior VP of brand partnerships. Based in New York, Terranova, will be responsible for developing innovative and strategic brand alliances across all media platforms for top-rated programming including Golden Globes, Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest, American Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards, and Academy of Country Music Awards.

Terranova brings over 15 years of experience in media, advertising, and partnerships to the role with a proven track record driving revenue growth and building lasting, high-impact brand relationships. Prior to joining DCP, Terranova held senior leadership roles at Fox and Warner Bros.

As senior VP of ad sales and brand partnerships at Fox, Terranova oversaw the national sales team and led the transition of TMZ’s advertising business following its acquisition from WarnerMedia. Prior to Fox, Terranova held key sales leadership roles during his 12-year tenure at Warner Bros., managing numerous multimillion-dollar advertising portfolios for premium entertainment properties such as Rotten Tomatoes, Flixster, TMZ, Ellen DeGeneres, Extra, and DC Comics — brands that together formed Warner Bros. Digital Media.

+ WK Entertainment has signed Xavi.

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The música mexicana artist will be represented by WK Entertainment in partnership with Xavi’s father and manager, Fabio Gutierrez, along with Latin Lifestyle Entertainment. Xavi’s booking agency, WME, will continue overseeing all touring, brand partnerships, and film projects alongside WK and Latin Lifestyle.

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