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Jeremy Vuernick named EVP of Atlantic Music Group

11/11/2025

Warner Music Group has appointed Jeremy Vuernick as Executive Vice President of Atlantic Music Group, positioning him within the company’s global leadership structure. Based in London, Vuernick will report to AMG CEO Elliot Grainge alongside Atlantic UK Co-Presidents Ed Howard and Briony Turner while focusing on discovering and developing artists with international appeal.

The appointment strengthens recent organizational changes that elevated Howard and Turner to AMG’s global leadership team in September 2025, part of a broader initiative to integrate operations between Atlantic Records and Warner Records across the United States and the United Kingdom. Vuernick founded Queens Road Music in Los Angeles in 2024 through a partnership with Atlantic after spending more than ten years at Capitol Music Group, where he most recently held the President of A&R.

Before establishing Queens Road Music, Vuernick joined Capitol’s Astralwerks label in 2013 and advanced to Executive Vice President of A&R for Capitol Music Group by 2019, overseeing artist development across multiple genres and labels within the organization.

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Pakistan’s debt hits $286 billion, report warns
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Unpacking the Average Inventory Approach
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What are Borrowed Reserves?
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