Big Loud Rock
Brooks Roach is an experienced marketing professional in the music industry, currently serving as the SVP of Marketing at Big Loud Rock since January 2025. Prior to this role, Brooks was an Artist Manager at Friends at Work and the Head of Marketing at Giant Music, where significant contributions included establishing brand identity and negotiating key distribution deals. Brooks held the position of Head of Marketing & Brand Partnerships at COLDPLAY, managing a large recording budget and overseeing production for the Music of The Spheres album. As VP of Marketing at Atlantic Records, responsibilities included creating marketing plans for a prominent artist roster and leading tours and promotional activities as Manager of Touring & Artist Development for various well-known musicians. Early career experience includes roles as a Junior Booking Agent and Director of Live Events at UC San Diego, following a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies from UC San Diego.
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Big Loud Rock
Big Loud Rock is the alternative/rock imprint of Big Loud Records, a dynamic music conglomerate that began its impressive journey in 2015. Under the leadership of CEO Seth England, a two-time Billboard Indie Power Player, the label has achieved monumental success with over 43 billion global on-demand streams, 22 No. 1 U.S. airplay, 33 No. 1 Canadian airplay hits, and more than 100 RIAA certified titles. The Los Angeles-based rock arm is steered by seasoned music executive Greg Thompson, President of Big Loud Rock. Known for its innovative artist-development strategy, Big Loud Rock's diverse roster includes genre standouts such as Blame My Youth, Letdown., HARDY, Jagwar Twin, Yam Haus, BIZZY, mercury, Dexter and The Moonrocks, Zoe Ko, Liam St. John, and Andrew McMahon/Something Corporate. The imprint has made significant strides in the industry with HARDY's first-ever No. 1 rock single “JACK”, Blame My Youth's Top 10 Alternative radio single “The Break,” and Jagwar Twin's debut Top 40 record “Bad Feeling (Oompa Loompa),” as they continue making waves in the alternative rock scene worldwide.