The one-day-only discount is available tomorrow, Oct. 29

(NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Oct. 28, 2026) — Country Radio Seminar (CRS) encourages country radio and music industry professionals to mark their calendars for its one-day-only Fall Sale tomorrow, Oct. 29. The sale offers 10% off the current CRS 2027 Three-Day Registration rate of $799. No promo code is required; the discount will be applied automatically at checkout on Oct. 29 only.

Taking place March 17–19 at the Omni Nashville Hotel, CRS 2027 will bring together country radio and music industry professionals for three days of education, networking, music discovery, and live performances. Along with the sale announcement, CRS is sharing a preview of the CRS 2027 Agenda, featuring general sessions and a four-part Cycle of a Song series. Returning highlights include daily label luncheons and Bob Kingsley’s Acoustic Alley. Additional programming and event details will be announced in the coming weeks.

The general sessions will explore radio’s role in music discovery, industry relationships, career transitions, trust, and the metrics that reveal lasting audience engagement. Highlights include:

Fundamentals of Finding Music: Music discovery is everywhere, but what can radio do that no other platform can? This session explores radio’s unique power to break artists, amplify music, and build fans.
The New Radio Scoreboard: Measuring Success With or Without Ratings: Radio has more ways to measure success than ever. This session explores the signals that matter most today and how to turn them into smarter decisions.
Life After Layoff: How can industry experience open new doors after a layoff? Two professionals share what came next, offering insight into paths back to radio and opportunities beyond it.
Certified Human: Trust & Transparency: Listener relationships, advertiser dollars, and ratings all hinge on trust. This session explores the importance of clear communication and transparent data.
Beyond Vanity Metrics: Big numbers grab attention, but what happens after the view, stream, or spin? Five industry perspectives examine how connecting radio, streaming, social, and fan behavior signals can reveal whether an artist is attracting attention or building a lasting audience.

The four-part Cycle of a Song series will examine the people, decisions, and partnerships that move music from the writing room to radio and help build lasting artist careers. Sessions include:

Cycle of a Song: Trace the unconventional journey of Drew Baldridge’s “She’s Somebody’s Daughter” to No. 1, exploring how he broke records along the way and what his path reveals about the new cycle of a hit.
Cycle of a Song: Women Making an Impact: Women are making country music history. Artists and industry leaders will unpack the momentum, progress, and work needed to turn this moment into lasting change.
Anatomy of an Artist: Track an artist’s rise and explore how independence, ownership, touring, fan loyalty, strategic partnerships, and radio helped build a superstar.
Songwriters Round: Hear directly from the songwriters behind the music for an inside look at the craft, business, and journey from the writing room to radio.

CRS 2027 will welcome the return of the daily luncheon showcases, featuring Warner Records Nashville and Team MCA at the Ryman, with Big Machine Records serving as the finale on Friday, March 19. Bob Kingsley’s Acoustic Alley will also remain an event staple, offering attendees additional opportunities to experience live music and connect with peers throughout the three-day event. Lineup details will be announced in the months ahead.

For more information or to register, visit www.CountryRadioSeminar.com and follow CRS on Facebook, X, Instagram, and LinkedIn. You can also call 615-327-4487 for additional information.

About Country Radio Seminar: Country Radio Seminar (CRS) is an annual convention designed to facilitate knowledge exchange and the sharing of business practices within the country music industry. With a focus on matters relevant to country radio, CRS provides opportunities for education, professional development, networking, and music discovery. CRS 2027 will take place March 17–19 at the Omni Nashville Hotel.

About Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc.®: Established in 1969, Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc.® is a nonprofit organization that connects radio broadcasters worldwide with the country music industry. Its mission is to ensure the industry’s vitality and support its continued growth.