Nashville, Tenn. (March 9, 2018) — Nineties country hitmaker Billy Dean has signed on with Absolute Publicity for exclusive public relations representation.

“We are so pleased to announce the addition of Billy Dean to our roster,” says Absolute Publicity company president Don Murry Grubbs. “He was one of our first clients when Absolute was launched nearly a decade ago. We’ve come full-circle, and let me just say, the years have been kind to Billy Dean. He sounds as great as ever. Welcome back, Billy!”

About Billy Dean

In his music career spanning more than 25 years, Dean has claimed eleven top ten Billboard country singles, including five #1 hits: “I Miss Billy The Kid,” “Somewhere In My Broken Heart,” “If There Hadn’t Been You,” “You Don’t Count The Cost” and “It’s What I Do.” Dean recorded eight major label studio albums, three of which have been certified gold by the RIAA, as well as a greatest hits album which is also certified gold. Earlier in his career, the Academy of Country Music named Dean Top New Male Vocalist and also awarded him Song of the Year for “Somewhere In My Broken Heart.” In 2000, Dean sang harmony vocals alongside Alison Krauss on Kenny Rogers’ rendition of “Buy Me A Rose,” which earned a GRAMMY®. In addition to his successful recording career, Dean has also acted in several movies and appeared in numerous television shows.

For more information, visit billydean.com.

About Absolute Publicity

Launched in January of 2009, Absolute Publicity represents some of the most recognizable names in country music. The company’s roster includes Ricky Skaggs, John Anderson, The Marshall Tucker Band, Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers, Ray Stevens, T.G. Sheppard, Aaron Tippin, Darryl Worley, Craig Wayne Boyd, Restless Heart, Halfway to Hazard, Pam Tillis, Kelly Lang, Ricky Cook, Jason Morton and The Chesapeake Sons, Moe Bandy, Shenandoah (tour publicity), Sammy Kershaw, and the late Mel Tillis.

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